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Leaving Blur

Blur's website closes on 12 November 2026, but its contracts stay on Ethereum: ETH left in the Blur Pool, Blur listings and bids you signed, and Blur's permission to move your NFTs all stay with no Blur page to manage them. Leaving Blur (floorfeed.io/blur, or the link on the For traders page) shows what's left for any wallet and lets the owner undo it.

  1. Open Leaving Blur. Paste any wallet and tap Check: that needs no account. Your connected wallet is checked by default.
  2. To undo anything you need a free FloorFeed account with that wallet connected (use the wallet menu at the top of the page). A wallet you only paste is read-only.
  3. ETH in the Blur Pool: tap Withdraw and confirm in your wallet. All of it comes back to the same wallet as ETH.
  4. Open Blur listings and bids: tap Cancel all on Blur Exchange, and Cancel all on Blur Exchange v2 if you traded there too. Each makes every order you signed on that exchange invalid.
  5. Collections Blur can still move: tap Remove access on each one. Blur's contracts can no longer move your NFTs in that collection.
  6. Blend loans: open loans of your connected wallet and every wallet linked to your account show here, with Repay, Call loan or Take the NFT (see Blend loans below).
  7. Trade them on FloorFeed: tap List to list your NFTs from Portfolio, or Bid again to make a collection offer.

Every step is a transaction you sign in your own wallet, on Ethereum, with a small network fee; FloorFeed never holds your ETH or NFTs. Only the wallet's owner can undo anything: a pasted wallet is read-only. Approvals are checked on the collections the wallet holds on Ethereum and the ones FloorFeed tracks, up to 60, and CryptoPunks has no approvals to check. If the check couldn't read some of them, or hit the limit, the page says so instead of reporting nothing; revoke.cash lists every approval a wallet has given. FloorFeed can't read Blur's listings and bids themselves (they're on Blur's servers), so it doesn't copy them over; Cancel all covers them without knowing which ones exist.

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