The message I care about most in the afternoon isn’t which coin is going up, but whether the project can keep operating. CoinDesk reported on October 2 that Blast announced it was shutting down because its operating costs were higher than its revenue. The report said users can withdraw their Ethereum via its interface before October 26; after that, they’ll need to manually interact with the bridge contract. If you have assets on this chain, first verify the official announcements, the withdrawal conditions, and the authenticity of the links independently. Don’t click on a “migration portal” sent by strangers. This isn’t a sudden breaking news story that just happened today, but it’s worth checking. The hype will die down—don’t forget to safeguard your own assets on-chain. #assetsecurity