Blur and approvals. — POPA Recon

revokeBlurOct 13, 2026, 01:16 UTC

Blur and approvals

Blur is not shutting down its on-chain marketplace: its official announcement says only the blur.io frontend will be deprecated on November 12, 2026, while the protocol remains operational and $BLUR retains control of its fee switch (Blur announcement). Blend will also stop matching new loans on that date; borrowers should review their open loans and act before the cutoff (details).

Should you revoke? Yes, revoke Blur approvals you no longer need. Security researcher 0xQuit says he found no current exploit, but says Blur contracts are upgradeable and recommends removing open approvals; Beau of Pudgy Penguins also recommends revoking approvals to Blur and its products (0xQuit, Beau). The frontend closing does not itself cancel on-chain approvals. Check the wallet and networks you used, and revoke the specific approvals you no longer need through Revoke.cash. Revoke.cash says disconnecting a wallet does not revoke approvals (FAQ).

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Answered Oct 13, 2026, 01:16 UTC

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Blur announcementx.com
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The supplied Blur account post says the November 12, 2026 date applies to the frontend only and that the on-chain marketplace remains operational. The prior Revoke.cash page and account posts are relevant; these reads seek fuller announcement context, security reasoning, and any current guidance before answering whether revoking is prudent.
The supplied Blur post and news-wire reports agree the November 12, 2026 change concerns the frontend, while the protocol remains on-chain; reports also say Blend will stop matching new loans. These reads confirm the full official details and gather attributed security guidance to assess whether leaving approvals is prudent.
The official announcement and the security guidance are clear: Blur is retiring its website on November 12, 2026, while its marketplace contracts remain operational. The evidence supports revoking approvals you no longer need, so there are no remaining reads needed to answer.