According to ChainCatcher, the Vega community recently almost unanimously passed a proposal to shut down the Vega chain. The resolution means that the Vega project will refocus its remaining resources to support the maintenance and development of the core protocol software, while terminating community support for the Vega chain and VEGA tokens. At present, the Vega chain has stopped all market trading functions and is expected to stop operating completely after the "slowdown period". During this period, validators will be incentivized to keep nodes running so that users can withdraw funds. The last governance vote is underway to confirm the final settlement price of the suspended market and allocate approximately $28,000 in unused insurance pool funds to validators. The Vega chain is expected to remain operational until at least October 27, giving users ample time to withdraw assets. Users can connect Vega and Ethereum/Arbitrum wallets to withdraw assets through the official page. Please note that USDT withdrawals require a 24-hour delay period.