Liquidity Infrastructure Orderly Network proposes to disable six low-activity chains

Techub News reports that, according to CryptoBriefing, the liquidity infrastructure Orderly Network has proposed a governance plan to disable six low-activity blockchain networks, including Story, Plume, Monad, Abstract, and Morph. These chains had a TVL of only $975 in the past 90 days and almost no active developers or trading volume. Voting is currently open and will continue until May 11. Any chain must receive at least 10% of voting rights support to remain active; otherwise, it will be automatically disabled. Orderly Network is a foundational network providing liquidity infrastructure for perpetual decentralized exchanges, supporting users to trade across different blockchains. The official statement says that user funds on the affected chains can still be normally withdrawn to reserve networks such as Arbitrum, Base, or Optimism. If the disabled chains attract new developers and trading volume in the future, they can be reconnected through governance voting. The community generally supports the proposal, believing that streamlining low TVL chains will help improve overall liquidity management efficiency.