DEX aggregator ODOS said it will cease operations after an internal review, with its app set to enter read-only mode on July 27, 2026 and all services scheduled for permanent shutdown on July 30. The company said users can still swap assets and close positions for now, but new user registration, new wallet creation, and limit order functions were halted on July 23. ODOS said it operates under a non-custodial model, meaning user funds remain under user control on-chain and are not held by the platform. It specifically warned users who created wallets through social logins or email to transfer assets or export private keys before July 30. After the shutdown, historical transaction records and account balances will remain viewable, but the team will stop product development, technical support, and maintenance. ODOS also said its token will continue to exist on-chain independently, while any future plans involving ODOS DAO will be announced separately by the DAO. The team added that it will not launch any new product, token migration, claim event, or airdrop, and warned users against scams involving fake support staff, direct messages, or so-called migration websites.

Odos, a DeFi liquidity aggregation protocol, said via its official X account that its operating company is shutting down. The company laid out a shutdown schedule that starts on July 23, when new account registrations, new wallet creation, and new limit order functions were disabled, while existing users could still swap and close positions. From July 27 to July 30, the application will move into read-only mode, allowing users to view historical transaction records and balances. On July 30, all Odos services will be permanently closed. Odos said it is a non-custodial protocol, meaning user assets remain on-chain. Users who created wallets through social login or email login need to transfer assets or export private keys before July 30. The project also said the ODOS token will continue to exist independently on-chain, and the company’s closure will not affect its on-chain mechanics. Odos DAO plans will be announced separately.