Ethereum bridge users have 24 hours to exit before chain shuts down after just 5 week warning
Powerloom, a blockchain network built for decentralized data infrastructure, is scheduled to halt permanently at 6:00 AM UTC on July 21. Users with POWER or other transferable assets still held on the network have under 24 hours to move them to Ethereum as of press time. Currently, Powerlooms official wind-down page lists the bridge as active. The projects final reminder directed users to initiate a withdrawal through the official bridge and complete the claim on Ethereum before the cutoff. The bridge only covers balances already available for transfer on Powerloom. Reward claims, unstaking, and node burns closed when mint.powerloom.network went offline at 6:00 AM UTC on July 16. Powerloom says unclaimed rewards, staked POWER, or node-slot funds that still depended on those dashboard workflows can no longer be recovered. The remaining eligible group is holders with liquid on-chain balances; users waiting on claims or unstaking have no recovery path. What disappears after the deadline Powerloom says the chain will stop producing blocks at shutdown. Contracts and state on the network will become inaccessible, and the Arbitrum-based bridge will stop functioning because it will no longer have an operating source chain to connect to. That dependency is the wider risk behind the deadline. A bridge works only