Lattice Announces Redstone Shutdown in May 2026; Users Must Withdraw Funds Promptly
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Lattice Announces Redstone Shutdown in May 2026; Users Must Withdraw Funds Promptly
Lattice, a blockchain gaming infrastructure team, announced it will gradually shut down after five years of operation, with its Redstone network officially ceasing operations on May 15, 2026, at 23:59 UTC. Lattice urges users to withdraw their funds from Redstone as soon as possible—especially assets held in smart contracts such as Uniswap—since, after shutdown, the Layer-1 withdrawal contract will only support withdrawals for externally owned accounts (EOAs); funds held within smart contracts cannot be retrieved via this method. Founded in 2021, Lattice focused on building on-chain autonomous virtual worlds and developed several projects during its tenure, including MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer. The team stated that the DUST project has migrated to DUST Chain and will continue to be supported by 0xPARC. Meanwhile, MUD, Quarry, and Dozer have all been open-sourced, enabling users to freely migrate and utilize them.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsTechFlow News: On April 15, the blockchain gaming infrastructure team Lattice announced it will gradually shut down after five years of operation. Its Redstone network will officially cease operations at 23:59 UTC on May 15, 2026. Lattice urges users to withdraw their funds from Redstone as soon as possible—especially assets held in smart contracts such as those on Uniswap—as, following shutdown, only Layer-1 withdrawal contracts will be available for standard externally owned accounts (EOAs); funds held within smart contracts cannot be retrieved via this method.
Lattice was founded in 2021 with a mission to build autonomous virtual worlds on-chain. During its tenure, it developed projects including MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer. The team stated that the DUST project has migrated to DUST Chain and will continue to be supported by 0xPARC. Meanwhile, MUD, Quarry, and Dozer have all been open-sourced, allowing users full freedom to migrate and utilize them.
