The platform issued a shutdown notice on October 13, announcing that the Pool would cease operations permanently on November 10. At 7:00 a.m. UTC that day, all Stratum connections and mining pool interfaces will be cut off. Any hashrate or Shares submitted afterward will not be credited, bringing the curtain down on a longtime mining pool. This shutdown covers everything: besides the mining pool itself, flexible savings, cloud hashrate, transaction acceleration, Telegram hashrate alerts, and the API are all on the service shutdown list. Miners with funds still in savings products must redeem them manually before the shutdown. They must also complete identity verification for any leftover account balances by midnight on November 10, or subsequent settlements could run into problems. Historical data for the entire mining pool will be retained only until November 24, after which the website will be taken offline permanently. From major exchanges once racing to build mining pool ecosystems to now shedding these peripheral, resource-intensive businesses entirely, the hashrate market has truly been turned upside down. Anyone who still has machines running should hurry up and update their configuration files to switch pools.

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