BLUR fell ~30% and hit a new all-time low ($0.013–$0.015). What happened?
The main reason is the team’s official announcement: on November 12, 2026, the blur.io website will shut down.
📉 Key facts:
• Frontend shutdown: The marketplace will no longer be accessible to regular users via its web interface (the on-chain contracts will remain, but 99% of the traffic will disappear).
• Blend winding down: The NFT lending protocol will stop matching new loans. Active positions must be closed by November 12.
• NFT trading volumes collapse: Blur’s monthly volume plunged from $1.43 billion (March 2023) to <$7 million in 2026 (>99.5%).
• Exchange panic: Trading platforms (including Upbit) are already flagging the risk, and investors are dumping the token en masse.
💡 Bottom line: The no-fee model and airdrop farming no longer work, and a platform governance token without a website is losing its value.$BLUR
#BLUR #CryptoNews #NFT
The main reason is the team’s official announcement: on November 12, 2026, the blur.io website will shut down.
📉 Key facts:
• Frontend shutdown: The marketplace will no longer be accessible to regular users via its web interface (the on-chain contracts will remain, but 99% of the traffic will disappear).
• Blend winding down: The NFT lending protocol will stop matching new loans. Active positions must be closed by November 12.
• NFT trading volumes collapse: Blur’s monthly volume plunged from $1.43 billion (March 2023) to <$7 million in 2026 (>99.5%).
• Exchange panic: Trading platforms (including Upbit) are already flagging the risk, and investors are dumping the token en masse.
💡 Bottom line: The no-fee model and airdrop farming no longer work, and a platform governance token without a website is losing its value.$BLUR
#BLUR #CryptoNews #NFT