⚠️ Blast is shutting down, and the bigger story isn't the token price
Blast once pulled in more than $2B in TVL before mainnet

Now the network holds only about $32M
The team says the reason is simple: the cost of operating the L2 is higher than the revenue it generates, and they don't see a credible path to making the chain economically sustainable

$ETH

📉 That's the part worth paying attention to
Airdrops can attract liquidity
Native yield can attract deposits
Incentives can make a chain look extremely active for a while
But none of those automatically create durable demand

🧠 Once the incentives fade, the real test starts — users, fees, applications and activity have to generate enough value to keep the network alive
Blast is now asking users to withdraw assets back to Ethereum mainnet


The normal interface is expected to remain available until Oct 26, after which withdrawals will require interacting directly with the bridge contracts

🚪 For me, this is less a “Blast failed” story and more a reminder for every incentive-heavy ecosystem
TVL can be rented
Economic sustainability can't

#Blast #Layer2