Ethereum Network Blast Is Shutting Down: Who Controls Users' Last $51 Million?
Blast is shutting down. Users must withdraw by October 26, but 3 keyholders control the contracts holding their funds. The post Ethereum Network Blast Is Shutting Down: Who Controls Users' Last $51 Million? appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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- Blast is shutting down.
- Users must withdraw by October 26, but 3 keyholders control the contracts holding their funds.
- The post Ethereum Network Blast Is Shutting Down: Who Controls Users' Last $51 Million?
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