⚠️ Blast is shutting down its network: withdrawing assets is now more difficult
Coinbase Prime’s official status page marked the “Blast Network Shutdown” incident as resolved on October 31. The exchange had warned in advance that BLAST tokens not withdrawn from Coinbase by October 26 could become inaccessible on its platform after the network shut down.
Blast’s team separately said that assets remaining directly on the network could be withdrawn through the bridge contracts to Ethereum L1 after the regular interface closed on October 26. This does not mean that tokens held on Coinbase can be recovered in the same way. Check instructions only in official sources, and don’t trust “recovery services.”
#BLAST #Ethereum
Coinbase Prime’s official status page marked the “Blast Network Shutdown” incident as resolved on October 31. The exchange had warned in advance that BLAST tokens not withdrawn from Coinbase by October 26 could become inaccessible on its platform after the network shut down.
Blast’s team separately said that assets remaining directly on the network could be withdrawn through the bridge contracts to Ethereum L1 after the regular interface closed on October 26. This does not mean that tokens held on Coinbase can be recovered in the same way. Check instructions only in official sources, and don’t trust “recovery services.”
#BLAST #Ethereum