The closed NFT lending platform charges $500 to assist users in withdrawing locked assets.

[Coin World] According to reports, a defunct NFT lending platform is charging users a fee of $500 to help them withdraw assets from the platform. The platform stopped supporting its NFT lending products after a six-month notice period, resulting in over $800,000 worth of "blue-chip" NFTs still locked in its smart contracts. Since the platform's front-end support has been abandoned, non-technical users are unable to manually withdraw their tokens, while the team charges high fees to assist them in withdrawing assets. An industry insider highlighted this predicament on social media and published a step-by-step guide for manually withdrawing assets using a blockchain browser.