The day BLAST shut down, Katana snapshot users suddenly found themselves in the spotlight—a fascinating turn of events: as a public blockchain enters its wind-down phase, attention immediately shifts to “who was snapshotted and what they might get.” Long-time users should now verify the official snapshot rules, wallet interaction history, and asset migration channels, rather than rushing to interact based on group messages. A snapshot is only a filtering step, not a guarantee of an airdrop; the project may also tier eligibility based on balances, interaction timing, and anti-Sybil rules. Phishing links and fake support accounts are also especially common during shutdowns, so always verify the official domain before approving anything. Hype can be passed along, but your principal cannot. $BLAST #Blast #Katana #AirdropRisk