TON Foundation said its legacy cross-chain bridge will be permanently shut down on Sept. 1, setting a deadline for users holding wrapped TON and other bridged assets to move them back into native form. The shutdown affects bridge-v3.ton.org. Users with ERC-20 wrapped TON on Ethereum or BNB Chain, as well as users holding j-tokens such as jUSDT on TON, need to bridge those assets back before the cutoff or risk losing access. The foundation said the change is part of a planned infrastructure transition and should not be described as an exploit, an emergency shutdown, or a security failure. Techub carried the update and cited Bitcoinist.
TON Foundation has confirmed that its legacy cross-chain bridge will be permanently discontinued on Sept. 1, setting a cutoff for users holding wrapped TON and related bridged assets to migrate them back into native form.
The shutdown affects bridge-v3.ton.org. Users holding ERC-20 wrapped TON on Ethereum or BNB Chain, along with users holding j-tokens on TON such as jUSDT, need to bridge those assets back before the deadline or they may lose access.
The foundation said the shutdown is a planned infrastructure transition. It said the change should not be described as an exploit, an emergency closure, or a security failure.
Techub published the brief and cited Bitcoinist.
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