Mint Blockchain has announced the cessation of its operations, and users are required to withdraw their assets by October 20th.
BlockBeats News, April 17th—According to an official announcement, Mint Blockchain announced that the blockchain network officially ceased operation on April 17, 2026. To ensure the security of user assets, the project team reminds all users to transfer their on-chain assets to the Ethereum mainnet as soon as possible. The assets involved include ETH, WBTC, USDC, and USDT.
The announcement stated that users need to complete the asset migration through the official withdrawal channel, and the deadline is October 20, 2026. Before this deadline, users can still smoothly perform asset withdrawal operations to ensure the safe transfer of funds to an external network. If users fail to complete the withdrawal before the deadline, the related assets will no longer be processed or recoverable.
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