Base-Native Lending Protocol Seamless to Shut Down, Users Told to Withdraw Assets
Seamless Protocol will shut down its interface on June 30, 2026, and users are urged to withdraw all assets before then or interact with contracts manually afterward.

Seamless Protocol will shut down its interface on June 30, 2026, and users are urged to withdraw all assets before then or interact with contracts manually afterward.

The SEC approved a rule change allowing NYSE American to list options on trusts holding multiple crypto assets, with each asset requiring $700M+ average daily trading volume and a comprehensive surveillance sharing agreement.

Seamless Protocol, a Base-chain DeFi lending platform, is closing after over two years. Users must withdraw assets by June 30; after the deadline, manual contract interaction is required without support. The failure of Leveraged Tokens and market shift to active vaults drove the decision. DAO treasury will be distributed to SEAM holders.

Hong Kong-based food firm DDC Enterprise, which has posted losses for four consecutive years and saw its stock fall below $0.10, raised $528 million to purchase Bitcoin. The company aims to emulate Metaplanet's turnaround by adopting a Bitcoin treasury strategy.

A popular CryptoComLearn roundup highlights 10 notable tokens in the Base ecosystem, spanning DeFi, bridging, stable assets, NFTs, and meme-driven communities, underscoring Base’s expanding role as an Ethereum Layer 2 network.

Base is gaining traction as an Ethereum Layer-2 network thanks to low fees, fast transactions, and growing dApp activity. This article reviews 10 notable Base ecosystem tokens spanning DeFi, bridges, stablecoins, NFTs, and meme communities.

Coinbase suspends SEAM trading at 18:00 UTC on May 18, 2025, after Seamless Protocol announces closure by June 30. The token loses utility, holders face limited withdrawal options, and broader market delisting is possible.

Coinbase will suspend SEAM trading at 6:00 p.m. UTC on May 18, 2025, following Seamless protocol’s plan to end core services by June 30. The move highlights DeFi project lifecycle risks and raises fresh concerns over token utility and exchange risk controls.
