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ether.fi: will discontinue weETH cross-chain functionality on eight chains by the end of June

ether.fi: will discontinue weETH cross-chain functionality on eight chains by the end of June

ForesightNewsForesightNews2026/04/29 06:43
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Foresight News reports that ether.fi posted on X, announcing that it will discontinue cross-chain functionality for weETH on Scroll, Swell, Bera, zkSync, Mode, Blast, Morph, and Sonic chains by the end of June 2026. Users are required to bridge their weETH holdings on these chains back to Ethereum or other supported chains before this date.


ether.fi stated that this move aims to continuously strengthen cross-chain infrastructure by integrating with fewer but more active chains, focusing security resources on the most critical areas. weETH is the wrapped version of eETH, and eETH is the liquid staking token issued by ether.fi.

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