Multipli.fi will shut down its v1 features today and migrate to the v2 platform.
Foresight News reports that the decentralized yield platform Multipli.fi announced on Twitter that it will shut down all v1 features today. Users will still be able to view the v1 interface and funds, but no operations can be performed. After v1 is deactivated, the platform will gradually migrate to the v2 version, a process expected to take several hours. Once migration is complete, v2 will become the default platform. Users must complete the Consent process before v1 is closed in order to independently select their fund’s target network on v2. If Consent is not completed, the system will automatically allocate a target network according to the instructions in the official blog. Users who do not wish to participate in the migration can withdraw their funds before v1 is closed, and all v1 withdrawal requests will be handled with priority.
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