Blur to Close Front‑End and Cease New Blend Loans in November
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Blur announced that it will shut down its NFT marketplace front‑end on November 12, 2026, while the underlying protocol will remain operational on the blockchain. On the same day, its lending platform Blend will stop matching new loan requests; existing borrowers must repay or risk default before the closure. The move comes amid a broader downturn in the NFT market, with Statista projecting global NFT revenue to fall to $318.3 million in 2026, far below the 2021‑2022 peak. Blur’s decision reflects the platform’s shift away from consumer‑facing services, while Blend’s loan‑matching halt signals a tightening of credit offerings in the space.
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Blur 关闭前端并停止新增Blend贷款
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- Action:
- 停止匹配新贷款并关闭前端
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- Blur NFT marketplace 前端和 Blend 贷款平台
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- Nov 12, 00:00
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- Oct 13, 17:12
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- Oct 15, 00:05
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Blur will shut down its NFT marketplace frontend at blur.io on November 12, though the marketplace protocol will remain operational on-chain, with BLUR token holders maintaining control over the fee switch. Concurrently, its NFT lending platform, Blend, will stop matching new loans on the same date, requiring existing borrowers to repay or let loans default. Statista projects global NFT market revenue to be $318.3 million in 2026, significantly below the peaks seen in 2021 and 2022.
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