According to Techub News, blockchain data analytics firm Nansen has announced it will gradually stop providing validation services for Band Protocol, Celestia and Starknet networks on September 15, 2026. Nansen advised users who have delegated tokens to its validators on these three networks to redelegate their tokens to other validators before that date. The announcement was shared via Nansen's X account @nansen_ai. The change affects all three networks and their delegators. Users are encouraged to complete the move ahead of the September 15 cutoff.
On-chain data platform Nansen says it will phase out validator services for Band Protocol, Celestia and Starknet on September 15, 2026. The company, in a notice reported by Techub News, recommends that users currently delegating tokens to its validators on the three networks redelegate to other validators before the deadline. Nansen communicated the decision via its X account @nansen_ai.
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