Blur is breaking up, but its NFTs are still left exposed

Blur announced it was disabling its website frontend, and a Yuga Labs VP immediately jumped in to tell everyone to revoke their approvals ASAP. The contract can still be upgraded, while the team looks like it’s dissolving on the spot. There are still NFTs worth tens of millions of dollars sitting there with approvals wide open, and the keys are strapped to the waistbands of a bunch of guys who are about to move out.

The security of tens of millions in assets depends on a team that’s about to go its separate ways doing the right thing. This approval was signed more casually than a prenup.

If you still have Blur approvals active, are you hitting revoke tonight for peace of mind, or betting on them having one last shred of conscience before they split? The revoke button is right there—got the nerve to click it? Drop a count below.

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