Overview
- Services will stop in the coming days as the platform ceases tracking blockchains and dapps.
- Founders Skirmantas Januškas and Dragos Dunica said operating at this scale became financially unsustainable.
- The RADAR token fell about 30% after the news, with the price touching roughly $0.00067.
- Treasury records indicate about $1.6 million in assets with 97% in RADAR and around $46,000 in stablecoins, implying roughly three months of runway at recent burn rates.
- Founded in 2018, the service tracked 18,111 dapps across 93 blockchains and operated in a field that includes DeFiLlama and Dune Analytics.