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Noble is an app-chain purpose-built for native asset issuance in Cosmos and the boundless Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) ecosystem. Noble acts as a middleman, working with stablecoin issuers to efficiently distribute their products on 50 different blockchains and providing developers with a seamless user interface to ensure that their application chain is compatible with Noble.

Circle will reduce limits for the legacy USDC cross-chain protocol CCTP V1 starting October 31, and suspend contracts on December 1.

Additionally, the Noble chain will not integrate with the new version of CCTP. Circle plans to suspend its USDC contract and remaining cross-chain routes on January 12, 2027. Holders on Noble must transfer out their USDC beforehand. Circle will take a snapshot of any remaining balances on the day of suspension and initiate manual redemptions starting January 13. Applicants must meet compliance and security requirements, with assets held in self-custody wallets.

USDC Migration: Initia to Move from Noble to Injective

Initia posted on X that, as Circle will sunset USDC on Noble, USDC on Initia will migrate from Noble to Injective. Initia Labs has developed a redemption vault, so users need take no action; existing USDC.n will continue to function normally, newly transferred USDC will arrive as USDC.inj, and USDC.n transferred out will be automatically redeemed for USDC.inj via the vault and continue to be sent to the target address. Applications may gradually transition from USDC.n to USDC.inj, and users can also swap at a 1:1 ratio via Initia Wallet. After January 12, 2027, only Noble USDC held in wallets can be redeemed with Circle; by then, USDC.n on Initia will no longer be redeemable.

Coinbase will cease support for USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network on August 17

Odaily News: Coinbase has announced that it will stop supporting USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network as of August 17. USDC deposits and withdrawals on other supported networks, including Ethereum, Base, Solana, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon, remain unaffected. Coinbase reminds users not to transfer funds to its Noble network USDC deposit address after August 17, as such funds may be irretrievable.

Coinbase 将于 8 月 17 日停止在 Noble 网络上支持 USDC 充提

According to official announcements, Coinbase will cease support for USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network on August 17, 2026.

Initia Foundation Approves Funding to Cover iUSD Collateral Shortfall

Initia officials stated that, with support from the Initia Foundation, the 1:1 asset backing for assets affected by the October 23 security incident will be fully restored when the chain resumes operations. The Initia Foundation has approved funding to cover the reserve shortfalls for Noble USDC, WETH, and AUSD0 used as collateral for iUSD, amounting to up to 1.08 million USDC, 105 ETH, and 1.4 million AUSD0, respectively. The specific amounts remain subject to verification and require final transfer approval.

Circle to Fully Exit Noble Chain in January, Ceasing New USDC Minting from October

Odaily News: Circle has announced it will stop supporting USDC and CCTP V1 on the Noble blockchain, and Noble will not integrate CCTP V2. Starting October 13, 2026, Circle Mint will cease minting new USDC on Noble, while redemptions will remain open until January 12, 2027. After that, the USDC contract and CCTP routing on Noble will be fully suspended.Circle advises users to migrate their USDC on Noble to other supported networks before the deadline. A snapshot of remaining balances will be taken at the time of suspension, and a manual redemption process will be initiated on January 13, 2027.

Ondo Finance will stop minting USDY on Aptos and Noble on September 8

Ondo Finance has announced that it will cease minting USDY on the Aptos and Noble networks starting September 8, while other supported networks remain unaffected. USDY on Osmosis and Mantra is also impacted by this adjustment, as it is bridged from Noble via IBC, and affected users may choose to migrate or exit based on their position size.

Coinbase will cease support for USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network on August 17

Odaily News: Coinbase has announced that it will stop supporting USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network as of August 17. USDC deposits and withdrawals on other supported networks, including Ethereum, Base, Solana, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon, remain unaffected. Coinbase reminds users not to transfer funds to its Noble network USDC deposit address after August 17, as such funds may be irretrievable.

Coinbase 将于 8 月 17 日停止在 Noble 网络上支持 USDC 充提

According to official announcements, Coinbase will cease support for USDC deposits and withdrawals on the Noble network on August 17, 2026.

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Cosmos Hub completes migration of approximately 566,000 USDC and returns funds to the liquidity pool.

After Proposal 1060 on Cosmos Hub passed, the community multisig migrated approximately 566,000 Noble USDC to Injective and returned it to the community treasury.

Circle will reduce limits for the legacy USDC cross-chain protocol CCTP V1 starting October 31, and suspend contracts on December 1.

Additionally, the Noble chain will not integrate with the new version of CCTP. Circle plans to suspend its USDC contract and remaining cross-chain routes on January 12, 2027. Holders on Noble must transfer out their USDC beforehand. Circle will take a snapshot of any remaining balances on the day of suspension and initiate manual redemptions starting January 13. Applicants must meet compliance and security requirements, with assets held in self-custody wallets.

Initia Foundation Approves Funding to Cover iUSD Collateral Shortfall

Initia officials stated that, with support from the Initia Foundation, the 1:1 asset backing for assets affected by the October 23 security incident will be fully restored when the chain resumes operations. The Initia Foundation has approved funding to cover the reserve shortfalls for Noble USDC, WETH, and AUSD0 used as collateral for iUSD, amounting to up to 1.08 million USDC, 105 ETH, and 1.4 million AUSD0, respectively. The specific amounts remain subject to verification and require final transfer approval.

USDC Migration: Initia to Move from Noble to Injective

Initia posted on X that, as Circle will sunset USDC on Noble, USDC on Initia will migrate from Noble to Injective. Initia Labs has developed a redemption vault, so users need take no action; existing USDC.n will continue to function normally, newly transferred USDC will arrive as USDC.inj, and USDC.n transferred out will be automatically redeemed for USDC.inj via the vault and continue to be sent to the target address. Applications may gradually transition from USDC.n to USDC.inj, and users can also swap at a 1:1 ratio via Initia Wallet. After January 12, 2027, only Noble USDC held in wallets can be redeemed with Circle; by then, USDC.n on Initia will no longer be redeemable.

Circle to Fully Exit Noble Chain in January, Ceasing New USDC Minting from October

Odaily News: Circle has announced it will stop supporting USDC and CCTP V1 on the Noble blockchain, and Noble will not integrate CCTP V2. Starting October 13, 2026, Circle Mint will cease minting new USDC on Noble, while redemptions will remain open until January 12, 2027. After that, the USDC contract and CCTP routing on Noble will be fully suspended.Circle advises users to migrate their USDC on Noble to other supported networks before the deadline. A snapshot of remaining balances will be taken at the time of suspension, and a manual redemption process will be initiated on January 13, 2027.

Ondo Finance will stop minting USDY on Aptos and Noble on September 8

Ondo Finance has announced that it will cease minting USDY on the Aptos and Noble networks starting September 8, while other supported networks remain unaffected. USDY on Osmosis and Mantra is also impacted by this adjustment, as it is bridged from Noble via IBC, and affected users may choose to migrate or exit based on their position size.