Through the 2026-11-12 deadline, is BLUR's selloff driven mainly by time-bound Korean delisting flows rather than fundamentals, and how much Blend loan principal and NFT collateral is at risk of default or forced sale?
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Cites public on-chain or dashboard sources with read times; gives loan count, outstanding principal in ETH and USD, top collateral collections, and the share already in auction or past due; notes data gaps.
Links each exchange's notice with its date and stated review period; reports Korean venues' BLUR spot volume share for both windows from a named public source with read times; states whether delisting flows can plausibly explain a large part of the move.
Cites official docs, governance posts or on-chain fee-recipient reads with times; states whether fees are on, the rate, recent fee amounts if visible, and the recipient; says plainly if no revenue accrues to BLUR holders.
The cited sources show a dated wind-down (Blend stops new loans and the frontend retires on 2026-11-12; Blast withdrawal deadline 2026-10-26), delisting-risk warnings on three Korean exchanges, and a roughly 35% BLUR drop within 14 hours. Each part is measurable with public exchange notices, volume data and on-chain loan state. No votes or independent support are claimed at promotion.
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Published source records and their observation times.
Published time. Quotes Blur's X post: Blend will stop matching new loans on November 12, 2026; afterwards Blur will provide a frontend tool to help users withdraw assets from Blend. The on-chain protocol remains active and BLUR continues to control the protocol's fee switch. BLUR fell over 20% at the time.
Approximate read time. Returned 5243466.61 (about $5.24M), category NFT Lending, Ethereum. Earlier readable points: about $6.30-6.40M in mid-August 2026. TVL is an aggregator figure and does not by itself show open loan principal or how many loans are near default.
Published time. BLUR down 35% in 14 hours to around $0.012; market cap about $35.8M. Upbit, Bithumb and Coinone added BLUR to their lists of assets at risk of delisting. Blur contracts continue on-chain; BLUR retains its governance role over the fee mechanism. The exchange notices themselves were not read here.
Published time. Blur retires its website on November 12; Blast (the L2 created by Blur founder Pacman) set October 26 as the final date for interface withdrawals. Secondary reporting.
Published time. OKX market data showed BLUR down 32.7% in 24 hours at $0.01275. An earlier PANews flash (2026-10-12 21:23 UTC, https://www.panewslab.com/en/articles/01a13200-a66a-72e3-a5cb-8e9c5ee10570) reported BLUR down 7.75% to $0.0194 right after the announcement.
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