Orderly Network removed five blockchain networks from its platform this week. The company said it's shifting focus to high-performing chains to improve liquidity and security across the platform.
Five Networks Removed
The delisted networks weren't named in the announcement. But the move immediately ended support for those chains. Traders can no longer access them through Orderly Network's infrastructure.
Stability Over Expansion
The firm explicitly linked the cuts to platform performance. They want deeper liquidity for remaining chains instead of spreading resources thin. Security improvements were cited as another key factor.
User Access Shifted
Traders now have fewer network options available. Orderly Network didn't mention compensation or transition periods for affected users. The company emphasized that remaining chains offer stronger performance metrics.
The changes took effect immediately with no reversal planned. The company said it'll monitor how the consolidation affects trade volumes. They may make further adjustments if needed to maintain platform stability.
