The Recall Foundation's board decided to wind down after concluding continued protocol development is not commercially viable, citing low adoption, operational costs, and growth projections. Holders will receive no redemption, buyback, or treasury distribution. The Foundation plans to burn 358.6M RECALL (35.86% of supply), leaving an estimated 641.4M tokens, none Foundation-held. Roughly $3.7M in funds goes to creditors ($3.45M), wind-down costs ($200K), and a $50K reserve. Staked tokens are excluded from the burn; unstaking cooldown is removed. App access ends November 30, 2026, with liquidation expected in Q1 2027.

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  1. First reportRecall Foundation plans to wind down and burn 358.6 million RECALL tokens2 acc.
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  • @recallnet RecallFirst reportOn X ↗

    https://t.co/bUlmsL6QUN

  • @credo__v CredoOn X ↗

    *RECALL FOUNDATION WINDS DOWN, PLANS 358.6M RECALL TOKEN BURN AND LIQUIDATION IN CAYMAN: X - @recallnet

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Book96.9% long · 10,795 accounts

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