According to ChainCatcher, Bitcoin Ordinals browser Ord.io announced it will shut down on June 1. The platform, which launched three years ago and grew to over 1 million users, featured voting functionality and tools including Satributes for discovering rare sats and Block Vision for monitoring Runes minting activity.
Ord.io will upload all historical voting records, replies, and public address data to GitHub to preserve Bitcoin culture documentation.
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