Superseed Migrates to Ethereum Mainnet, Users Must Transfer Assets by August 15

The CDP lending protocol Superseed has announced the abandonment of its own L2 network and will migrate to the Ethereum mainnet to access Ethereum liquidity and the RWA ecosystem. Superseed will focus engineering resources on application development, with core products including the native lending protocol, the self-repaying stablecoin suprUSD, and the yield strategy Super Strategies. The Superseed L2 chain will be deactivated on August 15, and users holding assets such as USDC, USDT, cbBTC, and ETH must complete cross-chain transfers before this date, as assets cannot be guaranteed to be recoverable after the deadline. Users holding SUPR tokens who miss the deadline will have their balances recorded at the time of deactivation and can later claim Ethereum-native SUPR through a dedicated contract, with specific timing to be announced later.

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