Important reminder: Blast has announced that it is shutting down. Users who still have assets on the Blast network or in related contracts should withdraw them as soon as possible through the official interface. The key date is October 26, 2026.
This does not mean that assets will become immediately unrecoverable after that date, but the process will become significantly more difficult: after October 26, withdrawals through the standard interface will no longer be available. Users will need to interact directly with the Blast bridge contract on Ethereum L1 to withdraw their assets.
For users unfamiliar with interacting with on-chain contracts, this means greater risk of mistakes, including clicking phishing links, entering incorrect parameters, or granting abnormal approvals. We recommend taking these three steps now:
1. Check your Blast balances, liquidity positions, and open orders;
2. Withdraw through the official portal, and don’t trust “support” messages or links sent via direct message;
3. Keep your transaction records, and try not to wait until the last day.
Scams often spike during protocol shutdowns, so the sooner you take action, the safer you’ll be. #Blast #以太坊 #SecurityReminder
This does not mean that assets will become immediately unrecoverable after that date, but the process will become significantly more difficult: after October 26, withdrawals through the standard interface will no longer be available. Users will need to interact directly with the Blast bridge contract on Ethereum L1 to withdraw their assets.
For users unfamiliar with interacting with on-chain contracts, this means greater risk of mistakes, including clicking phishing links, entering incorrect parameters, or granting abnormal approvals. We recommend taking these three steps now:
1. Check your Blast balances, liquidity positions, and open orders;
2. Withdraw through the official portal, and don’t trust “support” messages or links sent via direct message;
3. Keep your transaction records, and try not to wait until the last day.
Scams often spike during protocol shutdowns, so the sooner you take action, the safer you’ll be. #Blast #以太坊 #SecurityReminder