The Loopring project shutdown, confirmed by its website, was accompanied by LRC delisting schedules at Binance and Upbit with deadlines of March 31, 2026, and March 16, 2026, respectively. Those announced dates are now past; Loopring’s website says the project is no longer operational.
The shutdown and exchange announcements signal a winding down of Loopring’s presence in the crypto market. For investors holding LRC tokens , the notices concerned both the project’s operational status and the removal of trading pairs at the two exchanges.
Loopring project shutdown and the LRC delisting schedules
Binance announced that it would remove every Loopring trading pair and end LRC spot trading by March 31, 2026 . Its stated scope covered all LRC spot pairs.
Upbit set an earlier deadline of March 16, 2026 , for the removal of LRC/ BTC trading. That notice specifically identified the pair linking Loopring’s token with BTC.
The schedules therefore had different deadlines and stated scopes: Binance’s announcement covered all LRC spot trading, while Upbit’s specified LRC/BTC.
Guidance accompanying the Loopring project shutdown and delisting information urged token holders to review their options before the deadlines. The earlier announced cutoff was Upbit’s March 16, 2026, date, followed by Binance’s March 31, 2026, deadline.
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