Yuga Labs VP Urges Users to Revoke Blur NFT Approvals Before Nov 12 Shutdown

The warning is less about Blur's current code than about what happens to upgradeable contracts once active maintenance stops: the team's operational discipline becomes the only thing standing between approved assets and a malicious upgrade. With a substantial pool of NFTs still approved, the exposure is concentrated among users who set permissions and never revisited them. Whether that residual approval volume shrinks before the shutdown — and whether upgradeable-contract approvals get treated as perishable rather than permanent — is the open question.