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Shutdown is an action-packed web3 gaming IP set in a dystopian universe where AI has taken over. Players immerse themselves in fast-paced battles, competing against opponents from around the world to claim valuable resources and rise through the ranks of the decentralized society. As a skilled pilot, you must strategically navigate hostile environments, customize your arsenal, and earn crypto rewards as you conquer the Shutdown universe.

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NFT Platform Foundation Announces Permanent Shutdown Due to Failed Sale

Odaily News The Ethereum NFT marketplace Foundation has announced its permanent shutdown and cessation of operations. Founder Kayvon Tehranian stated that the original plan was to sell the platform to a potential buyer to continue operations, but the deal fell through. The company has decided not to seek other acquirers, and the related infrastructure has been shut down with no plans for a restart.It is reported that in January of this year, Foundation transferred ownership to the digital art company BlackDove. However, after completing due diligence, BlackDove decided to develop its own platform, leading to the termination of the collaboration. Foundation facilitated approximately $230 million in primary sales cumulatively. Its closure has once again drawn market attention to the sustainability of centralized NFT infrastructure.

Lattice Announces Redstone Shutdown in May 2026; Users Must Withdraw Funds Promptly

Lattice, a blockchain gaming infrastructure team, announced it will gradually shut down after five years of operation, with its Redstone network officially ceasing operations on May 15, 2026, at 23:59 UTC. Lattice urges users to withdraw their funds from Redstone as soon as possible—especially assets held in smart contracts such as Uniswap—since, after shutdown, the Layer-1 withdrawal contract will only support withdrawals for externally owned accounts (EOAs); funds held within smart contracts cannot be retrieved via this method. Founded in 2021, Lattice focused on building on-chain autonomous virtual worlds and developed several projects during its tenure, including MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer. The team stated that the DUST project has migrated to DUST Chain and will continue to be supported by 0xPARC. Meanwhile, MUD, Quarry, and Dozer have all been open-sourced, enabling users to freely migrate and utilize them.

Over Protocol Announces Shutdown and Infrastructure Decommissioning

Odaily Odaily News: The Over Foundation announced on X platform that due to financial constraints, it has decided to cease operations of the Over Protocol. All infrastructure and services, including OverWallet, OverNode, OverFlex, RPC endpoints, block explorers, and APIs, have been shut down with no plans for restoration. While the Over Protocol was designed as a decentralized Layer 1 mainnet, it is highly likely to become inoperable in practice following the Foundation's cessation of services. The continued production of blocks will depend on independent validators running open-source client software.

X Announces Shutdown of Communities Feature, Replacing It with Group Chat Links

According to Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, the platform announced two community feature updates: First, it launched a “joinable link” feature for XChat group chats, enabling users to create public links and share them directly on their timelines; each group chat currently supports up to 350 members, with this cap set to increase continuously. Second, due to persistently declining usage, the X Communities feature will be officially discontinued on May 6. X recommends that current community admins pin their group chat links within the next two weeks to facilitate member migration. Nikita Bier stated that these changes are part of X’s broader initiative to streamline the product experience, and that the platform will continue investing in vertical communities through features such as Custom Timelines.

Lattice Announces Redstone Shutdown in May 2026; Users Must Withdraw Funds Promptly

Lattice, a blockchain gaming infrastructure team, announced it will gradually shut down after five years of operation, with its Redstone network officially ceasing operations on May 15, 2026, at 23:59 UTC. Lattice urges users to withdraw their funds from Redstone as soon as possible—especially assets held in smart contracts such as Uniswap—since, after shutdown, the Layer-1 withdrawal contract will only support withdrawals for externally owned accounts (EOAs); funds held within smart contracts cannot be retrieved via this method. Founded in 2021, Lattice focused on building on-chain autonomous virtual worlds and developed several projects during its tenure, including MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer. The team stated that the DUST project has migrated to DUST Chain and will continue to be supported by 0xPARC. Meanwhile, MUD, Quarry, and Dozer have all been open-sourced, enabling users to freely migrate and utilize them.

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Over Protocol Announces Shutdown and Infrastructure Decommissioning

Odaily Odaily News: The Over Foundation announced on X platform that due to financial constraints, it has decided to cease operations of the Over Protocol. All infrastructure and services, including OverWallet, OverNode, OverFlex, RPC endpoints, block explorers, and APIs, have been shut down with no plans for restoration. While the Over Protocol was designed as a decentralized Layer 1 mainnet, it is highly likely to become inoperable in practice following the Foundation's cessation of services. The continued production of blocks will depend on independent validators running open-source client software.

X Announces Shutdown of Communities Feature, Replacing It with Group Chat Links

According to Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, the platform announced two community feature updates: First, it launched a “joinable link” feature for XChat group chats, enabling users to create public links and share them directly on their timelines; each group chat currently supports up to 350 members, with this cap set to increase continuously. Second, due to persistently declining usage, the X Communities feature will be officially discontinued on May 6. X recommends that current community admins pin their group chat links within the next two weeks to facilitate member migration. Nikita Bier stated that these changes are part of X’s broader initiative to streamline the product experience, and that the platform will continue investing in vertical communities through features such as Custom Timelines.

Buck Protocol Announces Shutdown; Holders Can Fully Redeem Assets

According to an official X post by Buck (@BuckToken), the Buck Protocol and its token have announced a smooth shutdown to make way for the project’s next phase. The official statement emphasizes that all holders will receive a 100% capital refund; STRC and USDC reserves remain intact and fully over-collateralized. The redemption window is now open with no time limit and will remain open until all users complete their redemptions.

NFT Platform Foundation Announces Permanent Shutdown Due to Failed Sale

Odaily News The Ethereum NFT marketplace Foundation has announced its permanent shutdown and cessation of operations. Founder Kayvon Tehranian stated that the original plan was to sell the platform to a potential buyer to continue operations, but the deal fell through. The company has decided not to seek other acquirers, and the related infrastructure has been shut down with no plans for a restart.It is reported that in January of this year, Foundation transferred ownership to the digital art company BlackDove. However, after completing due diligence, BlackDove decided to develop its own platform, leading to the termination of the collaboration. Foundation facilitated approximately $230 million in primary sales cumulatively. Its closure has once again drawn market attention to the sustainability of centralized NFT infrastructure.

Lattice Announces Redstone Shutdown in May 2026; Users Must Withdraw Funds Promptly

Lattice, a blockchain gaming infrastructure team, announced it will gradually shut down after five years of operation, with its Redstone network officially ceasing operations on May 15, 2026, at 23:59 UTC. Lattice urges users to withdraw their funds from Redstone as soon as possible—especially assets held in smart contracts such as Uniswap—since, after shutdown, the Layer-1 withdrawal contract will only support withdrawals for externally owned accounts (EOAs); funds held within smart contracts cannot be retrieved via this method. Founded in 2021, Lattice focused on building on-chain autonomous virtual worlds and developed several projects during its tenure, including MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer. The team stated that the DUST project has migrated to DUST Chain and will continue to be supported by 0xPARC. Meanwhile, MUD, Quarry, and Dozer have all been open-sourced, enabling users to freely migrate and utilize them.

Venus Protocol Announces Shutdown of Standalone Pools; Withdrawals Remain Open

Venus Protocol, a decentralized lending protocol, announced on X that its isolated pools have been discontinued and all pools are now paused. However, user funds remain safe, and withdrawals are still available. Users can choose to migrate or withdraw their assets depending on whether those assets are on Venus Core.