Porsche’s PORSCHΞ Web3 project and PIONΞERS CIRCLE community shut down

Porsche’s PORSCHΞ Web3 project and PIONΞERS CIRCLE community shut down

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2026-10-02 03:32:37
Porsche’s Web3 initiative PORSCHΞ said on X that the project and its PIONΞERS CIRCLE community have ended operations. The wind-down plan keeps previously issued PORSCHΞ 911 NFTs in holders’ wallets and on-chain, while the PIONΞERS Discord server will be converted into a read-only archive. The project’s official X account will also stop active updates. Separate data from NFTScan shows the PORSCHΞ 911 NFT collection currently has a floor price of 0.0794 ETH. Trading activity has been sparse recently, with only scattered transactions recorded. The announcement lays out the status of the collection and community channels after the project’s closure, but does not mention any additional steps beyond the on-chain retention of the NFTs, the Discord archive arrangement, and the halt in active posting on the official X account.

Porsche’s Web3 project PORSCHΞ said in a post on X that the project and the PIONΞERS CIRCLE community have ended operations.

According to the announcement, previously issued PORSCHΞ 911 NFTs will remain with holders and stay on-chain. The PIONΞERS Discord server will be switched to a read-only archive, and the project’s official X account will no longer be actively updated.

Separately, NFTScan data shows the PORSCHΞ 911 NFT collection currently has a floor price of 0.0794 ETH, with only scattered trades seen recently.

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