Bitcoin Runes trading and liquidity platform radFi said it would shut down in stages because it could not devote the effort needed to sustain the project long term. The stated reason is a capacity constraint; the announcement does not establish a financial loss or misconduct.
As reported by PANews on November 11, 2026, radFi said it would rate-limit activity involving liquidity pools for security reasons. Each liquidity provision or trade would be capped at 0.01 BTC, with total daily BTC outflows capped at 0.05 BTC. The project said it would adjust those limits as circumstances require.
Runes trading and liquidity-pool withdrawals are scheduled to stop on January 11, 2027. After that, only withdrawals from trading wallets will remain available through radFi. The app is scheduled to go offline on February 11, 2027, and users must withdraw from their trading wallets through it before then. RadFi said an independent website operated by ndestrategy would subsequently allow users to withdraw Runes and BTC from those wallets without the app.
The announced timetable shows how access is expected to narrow, but it does not document whether every withdrawal will be completed as planned.
Original PANews report, published November 11, 2026, at 13:54 (UTC+8)