Jinzhu’s take: The Blur website shut down on November 12, but the funds aren’t gone. If you used Blur bidding or Blend lending, claim your assets this month—don’t put it off.

The official site now only has a claim page: connect the wallet you used at the time to see your ETH in the Blur Pool and any NFTs or ETH tied up in loans.

The page will only be available until November 12, 2027. The assets themselves are on Ethereum and won’t disappear when the page goes offline, but claiming them afterward will be much more complicated.

All NFT offers and listings that were on the site have been canceled. If you still owe money on Blend, interest is accruing by the second, so the sooner you repay, the less you’ll pay.

BLUR has fallen about 66% since the shutdown was announced. I’m not buying the token of a project that’s winding down.

$ETH I’m still bullish, but I won’t chase: start with a small position near 1,900, add in batches; exit if it breaks below 1,800, and add more if it gets back above 1,980.

Only use the official site. Don’t click any “claim links” in DMs or comments.

Of the platforms you’ve used in the past year, which one worries you most about still having money stuck in it?

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Sources: Blur.io official claim page and Binance spot market data. DYOR; this is not investment advice.