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According to Upbit's official announcement, Upbit will discontinue trading support for BLUR.
According to the official announcement from Bithumb, Bithumb will terminate trading support for BLUR and CORE.
According to the official announcement, Binance will adjust the minimum price precision for the BLURUSDT and QUSDT USDT-margined perpetual contracts on October 28 at 14:30 (UTC+8). Specifically, the minimum price tick size for BLURUSDT will change from 0.00001 to 0.000001, while for QUSDT it will change from 0.000001 to 0.00001. Contract trading and other operations will remain unaffected during the adjustment period. API price precision information will be updated synchronously, and existing orders will remain unchanged.
According to official sources, Blur has announced that its web frontend, blur.io, will be discontinued on November 12, 2026. This adjustment only affects the frontend layer; the Blur marketplace protocol will continue to operate on-chain, and $BLUR will retain control over the protocol fee toggle. Additionally, its affiliate lending protocol Blend will cease matching new loans on the same day (November 12, 2026), allowing borrowers to repay their loans or opt for default before the deadline. The official team noted that a frontend tool will be launched after the cutoff date to assist users in withdrawing their associated assets from Blend. Users are also advised to be vigilant against spoofed accounts and fraudulent announcements, and to rely solely on information published by official accounts.
Odaily News: Quit, Yuga Labs' Vice President of Blockchain, posted on X platform that as Blur announces it will discontinue its frontend on November 12, users are advised to immediately revoke NFT approvals to Blur smart contracts.Quit stated that their investigation has not yet found any exploitable vulnerabilities in Blur's existing contracts, but the contracts are upgradeable and carry the risk of malicious modification in the future. Currently, NFTs worth at least $10 million remain approved to Blur contracts, and their security depends on the Blur team's operational security capabilities. Quit recommends users revoke relevant approvals through tools such as revoke.cash to guard against potential contract attacks or malicious upgrade risks.