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Binance has announced an upgrade of its NFT services to Binance Wallet. Starting June 3, 2026, users holding transferable NFTs will have a one-month window to withdraw their NFTs to Binance Wallet or another compatible wallet. After the upgrade is complete, Binance’s centralized exchange platform will discontinue support for its existing NFT services on July 3, 2026; any transferable NFTs not withdrawn by then will become inaccessible. Non-transferable NFTs—by design—cannot be withdrawn and will likewise become inaccessible after July 3. To support this migration, Binance is also launching a fee reimbursement campaign for withdrawals of both non-CR7 NFTs and CR7 NFTs.
According to The Block, Ethereum Layer 2 project Zero Network has announced its imminent official shutdown—just about 1.5 years after launch. Launched by the Zerion team in November 2024, Zero Network positioned itself as the first EVM-compatible rollup offering fully gas-free transactions, aiming to lower barriers to entry and drive mainstream adoption. The team stated it will now focus its resources on Zerion’s API and wallet business. Users must bridge their NFTs, ETH, and other tokens out of the Zero Network by the end of July; the bridge’s deposit functionality is currently suspended.
According to Decrypt, Dapper Labs has halted new primary NFT minting on its NFL All Day platform, though existing digital collectibles remain available for buying and selling on the platform’s marketplace. Roham Gharegozlou, CEO of Dapper Labs and co-founder of Flow, stated that the company has signed a new licensing agreement with the NFL, and further details will be announced as the new season approaches. Meanwhile, the platform will introduce a “Founding Collector” badge for collectors, along with a 5% Dapper balance rebate for qualifying purchases. Following the announcement, secondary-market trading volume on NFL All Day increased, and collector feedback and sell-off activity rose.