According to official statement, Phi, an on-chain identity project, will cease operations on May 25. The phi.box service and related offerings will shut down, though PHI tokens will remain tradable on Aerodrome. The team cited resource constraints following earlier restructuring efforts as the reason for the shutdown.
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