- NFT marketplace X2Y2 shuts down after 3 years, pivots to AI
NFT exchange X2Y2 will shut down after three years to pivot toward an AI-driven crypto project aimed at sustainable, utility-based value generation
- Ethereum NFT Marketplace X2Y2 to Shut Down as Team Shifts to AI
Ethereum NFT marketplace X2Y2 is shutting down its trading platform at the end of April, the firm announced Monday, as the development team pivots to the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and crypto
- NFT Marketplace X2Y2 to Shut Down After Trading Volumes Collapsed
X2Y2, once a major NFT marketplace, will close at the end of the month The NFT market decline, with trading volumes dropping nearly 90%, led to X2Y2 struggling to maintain network effects
- NFT Marketplace X2Y2 to Shut Down After Three Years as Trading Volume . . .
NFT marketplace X2Y2 has announced it will shut down its trading platform on April 30, after three years of operation Although the marketplace’s smart contracts will remain active, users will no longer have access to the platform’s front-end interface
- NFT Marketplace X2Y2 to Shut Down on April 30 After Three Years of . . .
Non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace X2Y2 will shut down its trading platform on April 30, 2025, ending a three-year run amid declining volumes and intensifying competition in the digital
- NFT marketplace X2Y2 shuts down as trading volume drops 90%
NFT marketplace X2Y2, which was launched as an alternative to OpenSea and LooksRare, will shut down on April 30, citing a steep decline in trading activity and the challenges of staying competitive
- NFT marketplace X2Y2 to shut down by April 2025 - Tech in Asia
X2Y2, an NFT marketplace launched in February 2022, will shut down on Apr 30 This announcement was made by its pseudonymous founder, TP, in a blog post The decision follows declining trading
- X2Y2 Shuts Down NFT Marketplace After Three-Year Operation
X2Y2, a once-giant NFT marketplace, has announced it will shut down its NFT activities on April 30, 2025, after three years of operation The platform’s pseudonymous founder, TP, explained that the decision comes amid a broader NFT market decline
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