
JPG Store to shut Cardano NFT platform
JPG Store will shut down on May 23 after operating since 2021, citing unsustainable business conditions.
The platform has already entered a restriction phase, halting new listings and minting while allowing users to manage existing positions ahead of the final closure.
“While we deeply value the people who have supported us, the platforms have reached a stage where they are no longer sustainable to operate,”
JPG Store said.
Users holding NFTs in self-custody wallets will retain full access to their assets, while those using social login wallets must migrate to standard Web3 wallets within 30 days.
Assets locked in smart contracts will remain on-chain after shutdown but may require technical expertise or third-party tools to recover.
The closure follows a broader slowdown in the NFT sector, with platforms like Nifty Gateway and Immutable also winding down marketplace operations.
The platform built on Cardano said it will open-source its contracts to support continued ecosystem development despite the shutdown.
At the time of reporting, Cardano price was $0.2512.
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