R.I.P.

Aave Labs is retiring the standalone Family iOS wallet while retaining Family Accounts infrastructure in its products.

The DAO approved an orderly wind-down of EURA and USDA, allowing a one-year redemption period.

Centralized cryptocurrency exchange winding down its trading platform in stages.

Consumer-focused Ethereum L2 and Abstract Global Wallet ecosystem. The team announced a full chain wind-down.

Ethereum L2 with native yield. The team announced it would wind the chain down and asked users to withdraw to Ethereum.

Solana precision prediction market with sixty-second rounds, rewarding numerical accuracy rather than binary outcomes.

Professional trading terminal for prediction markets.

Peer-to-peer NFT-backed lending platform on Ethereum.

Move-to-earn fitness application using FITFI, KCAL and NFT sneakers.

Onchain yield startup that moved from P2P lending to LP management and delta-neutral funding-rate arbitrage.

Perpetual trading and its L1 network wound down after failing to find a lasting commercial path.

EVM-compatible network built around the Dogecoin ecosystem.

Blockchain gaming studio behind Pirate Nation; released client code, smart contracts and art as archives.

The portfolio tracker, mobile apps and API services shut down after almost seven years.

The wallet ended sending, receiving, swaps and dApp connections; recovery phrase export remains available.

On-chain order-book exchange built on Sei. The team closed the trading interface and advised users to cancel orders, close positions, and withdraw.

Pingu wound down its Arbitrum and Monad perpetuals exchange, with treasury-funded exit liquidity for eligible early holders.

The operating company wound down; the swap app became read-only July 27 and services ended July 30.

The decentralized data infrastructure network completed its wind-down; hosted services ended June 16 and the chain permanently stopped July 21.

The derivatives platform wound down with a month-long withdrawal and position-closing window.

The mainstream DeFi app and company wound down after two years, keeping the app running for a 60-day exit period.

Xenea discontinued its mobile wallet service.

EVM-compatible Polkadot parachain replaced by an AI-agent coordination and settlement protocol on Base.

Loopring L2 shut down; the team published a snapshot and Ethereum asset-return plan.

Seamless completed its UI wind-down and later proposed retiring DAO permissions while preserving onchain withdrawals.

Bitcoin-focused network retired its sequencer and bridging infrastructure; the team continued with a new product.

On-chain social and trading app spanning wallet tracking, cross-chain activity, token discovery, and trading. Built for four years.

Sophon sunset its ZK L2 and continued as Soph(+), a consumer app studio building on Base.

The game and studio ceased operations, redistributed liquidity and published a Karma snapshot.

The Swell L2 began shutting down, asking users to bridge all assets off before June 23.

The private-company and asset derivatives platform settled and halted HIP-3 markets; the team joined another Hyperliquid project.

The ZK and post-quantum wallet infrastructure team closed while retaining its public repositories.

The lending protocol ceased operations immediately following the effects of its 2025 exploit.

Karma3 Labs wound down OpenRank and returned remaining capital while publishing its protocol, SDKs, pipelines and learnings as open source.

Pudgy Penguins wound down the mobile game and halted development to focus resources on Pudgy World.

The team closed the ZK blockchain project before a viable launch, leaving its code open source.

The Bitcoin-based network wound down after its utility thesis failed to establish a sustainable market.

The engagement and user reward platform announced its closure.

The DAO stopped active development and entered a recovery phase, retaining essential maintenance and withdrawal support.

Leap sunset its wallet apps, Compass Wallet, WebApp, Swapfast, Cosmos validator and Snaps.

The onchain identity project wound down after four years; phi.box and related services went offline May 25.

The onchain developer infrastructure company announced its wind-down.

Everclear sunset its crosschain clearing protocol, foundation and labs operations.

The social trading card platform ended after two years, with final competitions concluding in June.

Solana perpetuals aggregation and vault project. Its founder announced closure after funding and treasury problems.

The competitive audit platform announced closure after five years while completing active contests and bounties.

Stream Trading Protocol said it was consolidating, liquidating, and distributing assets for customers and creditors while considering strategic alternatives.

The crypto newsroom shut down after its research revenue could not offset falling audience reach.

Magic Eden deprecated its wallet and Account Wallets; support and downloads ended April 1 before complete services shutdown May 1.

The music finance project shut down all services and platforms after the Messina bridge exploit damaged the OPUL market.

Collaborative workspace for DAO operations, proposals, grants, and community coordination.

The yield project announced it was shutting down after the Drift exploit damaged continued operations.

The Over Foundation discontinued wallets, nodes, RPCs, explorers and APIs and did not plan to restore services.

Ethereum digital-art NFT marketplace whose planned sale failed.

The onchain casino announced closure and directed players to withdraw funds from Smart Vaults.

The NFT-oriented blockchain officially ceased operations and directed users to withdraw assets.

The AI model comparison app ended sign-ups and new chats March 31, leaving 15 days to export data.

Contribution Labs stated that Megaphone was no longer operating and customer campaign data was handed off.

The NFT rollup wound down and closed its bridge after a 14-day withdrawal window; NFTs were scheduled to migrate to Stargaze.

Cosmos lending blockchain formerly Umee, with a protocol liquidation and chain wind-down plan.

The team completed a chain upgrade and returned assets to canonical chains before shutting the L1 down.

The DAO governance tooling company canceled its ICO and began an orderly closure.

The web3 security collective dissolved and transitioned its existing client commitments; members continued independently.

The social collecting platform provided a send-off and asset migration experience before shutting down.

Onchain music marketplace closed and open-sourced its code. Music uploaded after April 19, 2022 remains on Arweave; older records have a migration portal.

GOAT Gaming’s gifts platform sunset all activities; the announcement warned that remaining gems and inventory would be lost.

Crypto trading mobile app and wallet acquired by Magic Eden; independent app infrastructure was retired.

The Avalanche-focused ecosystem funding project announced closure after five years.

The digital assets incubator closed; portfolio projects and some staff continued elsewhere.

The tokenized stock platform wound down immediately and prepared a USDC redemption process for backed rTokens.

The onchain analytics platform announced closure after five years.

Multichain lending protocol winding down after three years.

Telegram gaming ecosystem ended its games and cancelled the GG token launch. Alpha Goats never launched and purchasers were offered full refunds.

Polynomial announced it was shutting down its chain and trading platform.

Decentralized custody startup that pivoted to crypto workflow automation.

The NFT marketplace entered withdrawal-only mode and wound down; the asset migration deadline was later extended to April 23.

Metaverse platform and BLOKPAD launchpad closed. The technology was retained, and BPAD investors in the final M3TACARD raise were refunded; M3TACARD remains independent.

Perpetual trading app announced deprecation and automatic capital returns. Users were directed to underlying protocol interfaces for open positions.

Yield-bearing savings token backed by STRC and USDC. The current official website confirms closure and full return of holder funds.

The exchange entered an orderly wind-down, replacing platform withdrawals with a manual claims process.

Base perpetual exchange wound down, refunded all liquidity-bootstrap participants, and removed all capital from its platform.