Blur has shut down its official NFT marketplace website, canceling bids and listings placed through the interface while leaving its onchain marketplace protocol active.
The website closure does not end the protocol’s operation. Blur’s marketplace will continue running onchain, and the fee switch for the BLUR token will remain enabled. Previously placed NFT bids and listings on the website have been canceled, so those orders are no longer open through Blur’s interface.
A page associated with the shutdown gives users a way to recover eligible assets that still belong to them. Those assets include Ether (ETH) balances held in Blur pools and NFTs or ETH connected to loans that have not been settled.
The change affects the website and the orders entered there, while the protocol and its token fee switch continue operating. The recovery path covers assets still attributable to users, including pool ETH balances and NFTs or ETH tied to unsettled loans.
