Overview
- Trading for Ethereum-compatible NFTs and Bitcoin Ordinals/Runes ends March 9, the Bitcoin API shuts March 27, and the Magic Eden Wallet moves to export-only in mid-March before discontinuation by April 1, with users urged to migrate assets promptly.
- The company is reallocating engineering and operations to Dicey after a two‑month closed beta drew roughly 200 users who wagered over $15 million, with a sportsbook in the product roadmap.
- Management says roughly 80% of costs were tied to segments generating about 20% of revenue, leading to the exit from underperforming chains and a tighter focus on Solana.
- Solana NFT packs remain available as the marketplace retires multi‑chain NFT features and winds down related tooling.
- Industry reporting says the withdrawal creates a short‑term gap for Bitcoin‑native NFT liquidity, pushing some traders toward less polished platforms like UniSat, and coverage also reports the company will halt its NFT buyback program.