Orderly Network has proposed the deprecation of six blockchain integrations due to low activity, with a governance vote currently underway. The proposal, published on May 4, 2026, targets chains that have shown negligible activity over the past 90 days. The vote, which ends on May 11, requires at least 10% of voting power in favor of a chain to prevent its deprecation. Among the chains at risk, Story leads with $186,000 in total value locked (TVL), while Morph trails with just $975. Orderly Network assures users that funds on affected chains will remain accessible, allowing withdrawals to networks like Arbitrum, Base, or Optimism. The proposal allows for the possibility of reinstating deprecated chains if they attract new builders and trading volume. Community feedback has been supportive, with some members noting that removing low-TVL chains could enhance liquidity management. The outcome of the vote will depend on active participation from $ORDER token holders, as chains failing to secure 10% voting support will be removed from the network.