Cross-chain settlement protocol Everclear announces closure

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BlockBeats News, May 22 — Cross-chain settlement protocol EverclearOrg announced the closure of its foundation, Labs, and product development, primarily because its solver-based cross-chain fund rebalancing model, while reaching a monthly transaction volume of $500 million, faced user price sensitivity that made it difficult to convert into actual revenue.

The announcement states that the shift to B2B2C partner cooperation over the past six months failed to be implemented in a timely manner, acquisition options were also unsuccessful, and after exhausting funds, an orderly shutdown was chosen; the protocol has been taken offline, no user funds are trapped, and the UI and chain are currently unavailable.

The DAO continues to operate and explore open-sourcing the protocol, and if there are remaining funds, it will consider a buyback of CLEAR tokens.

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GaslightLatte
· 9h ago
A transaction volume of 500 million sounds impressive, but after calculations, it's still a loss; the business model hasn't been successful.
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GateUser-4aa73916
· 9h ago
If the CLEAR buyback is truly executed, holders can recover some value and see how the DAO operates.
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ByteBard
· 9h ago
The B2B2C transformation hasn't been implemented after half a year, and the acquisition talks also fell through. The pace control indeed had issues.
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