Blast TVL exceeds US$2.1 billion and will launch mainnet on February 29
Over $2.1 billion has been locked in the Blast protocol as users eagerly await the airdrop scheduled for May.

Over $2.1 billion has been locked in the Blast protocol as users eagerly await the airdrop scheduled for May.
There are constant doubts behind the skyrocketing. After the Blast mainnet is launched, can it cover the risks accumulated in the past?
With Blast announcing that the testnet is online and 50% of the shorts are distributed to developers, the ecosystem will inevitably face the problem of capital liquidity optimization.
Blast blockchain's $1.1 billion pre-launch deposits draw mixed reactions amidst controversy and high yield promises.
Blast's founder addressed concerns about the platform, emphasizing the legitimacy of its high yields and clarifying the role of Paradigm. Additionally, Blast sought to explain its multisig security model, aiming to dispel criticism about its control by a limited number of individuals.
Blur, the Ethereum NFT marketplace, introduces Blast, a Layer 2 solution with inherent yield for ETH and stablecoins, backed by Paradigm and Standard Crypto.
In the world of blockchain technology, terms like Mainnet, Testnet, and Devnet are frequently used but often misunderstood.
Ethereum Layer 2 network Optimism changed the project’s name to OP Mainnet.
Ethereum PoW has revealed plans for its mainnet. It has also released information on preparing full nodes.
Working towards their stated goal to build the highest-performing, most reliable, blockchain API platform, Bware Labs, the company behind Blast, ...