Blast to Shut Down Ethereum L2 After Assets Plunge 98%
The shutdown exposes a hard limit for smaller layer-2 networks: infrastructure and security costs persist even when users and fee revenue leave.
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The shutdown exposes a hard limit for smaller layer-2 networks: infrastructure and security costs persist even when users and fee revenue leave.
Users face a staged move back to Ethereum, while the shutdown tests the economics of a Layer 2 built around native yield.
Users are being asked to move assets to Ethereum mainnet by October 26, though Blast says its L1 bridge contracts will remain available afterward.