Rootdata: The number of cryptocurrency projects announced to be closed by 2026 has increased to 70
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According to the Web3 asset data platform RootData, the list of closed projects in the cryptocurrency industry for 2026 has increased to 70 and is still growing. The latest included projects cover multiple tracks, including Layer 2 protocol Loopring, lending blockchain UX, cross-chain clearing layer Everclear, decentralized credit protocol Goldfinch, Bitcoin-based Layer 2 Botanix, peer-to-peer NFT lending protocol NFTfi, and the news media DL News under DefiLlama.
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