Pudgy Penguins: Airdrop farmers want PENGU compensation after Abstract L2 shutdown

TOKEN UNLOCKPudgy Penguins: Airdrop farmerswant PENGU compensation afterAbstract L2 shutdown12IMPORTANCECLOSED1NEWS MEDIA1PIECESOct 12, 2026 02:03blockboard.net

Igloo plans to close the Abstract Ethereum Layer 2 on Dec. 15. After the announcement, PENGU airdrop farmers asked for compensation tied to the shutdown.

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After the shutdown announcement, PENGU airdrop farmers asked for compensation.
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The ask for compensation was linked to Abstract airdrop farmers.
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Igloo plans to shut down the Abstract Ethereum Layer 2 on Dec. 15.
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Igloo cited limited liquidity, DeFi activity, and institutional crossover when announcing the planned shutdown.

What it means

Who it affects, what changes and what is still unconfirmed

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Users and airdrop farmers tied to Abstract are the people most likely to notice this first, because the chain is set to close on Dec. 15 and compensation requests have already surfaced. Any activity that depended on Abstract’s Layer 2 would be watching the timetable closely as the shutdown date approaches.

In practice, Abstract is moving from an active Ethereum Layer 2 to a planned closure date, while the compensation demand shows that some participants are now looking for a different outcome than before. What stays the same is that the requests and the shutdown plan are both public and separate; one has not replaced the other.

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