Blast Pulls the Plug on Its Layer 2, Giving Users a Year to Reclaim Funds
Blast has shut down its Layer 2 network, and users with assets still tied to the chain have 12 months to file recovery claims. Funds in Blast L2 wallets, stalled withdrawals and Blast Mobile holdings are all covered, with ETH and dollar assets on the table.
Blast's Layer 2 network is finished. The chain has stopped operating, and anyone with assets still tied to it now has a 12-month recovery window to ask for them back.
The process runs through Blast's official recovery website, where users file an application to reclaim funds. Blast is handling claims for Ether (ETH) and dollar assets.
Three groups qualify. The first is users with funds still sitting in a Blast L2 wallet. The second is users whose withdrawals hadn't gone through before the shutdown hit. The third is anyone holding assets in Blast Mobile.
The clock is ticking on the site itself: Blast says it will stay open until Nov. 4, 2027, and that date is the hard deadline for applications. Miss it and the window closes.
So if your money was parked in a Blast wallet, stuck mid-withdrawal, or sitting in the mobile product, the paperwork is on you now. The shutdown didn't move those assets anywhere — claiming them does.
TopicsBlast · Ether · ETH · Blast Mobile
Source: tokenpost.com
Written by Paparazzi with AI. Not financial advice.
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