Ethereum Layer 2 network Blast has reached the deadline for its withdrawal interface, but about $40 million in assets still remains in the bridge, according to ChainCatcher. The project has published a contract-level exit guide for users who did not complete withdrawals through the interface in time. Even so, the process is not immediate. Users still need to submit proof and then wait one day before funds can be withdrawn. The notice also sets out a separate step for holders of USDB. Those users must make an additional DAI claim rather than relying on the standard withdrawal flow alone. The update centers on the remaining assets in the bridge and the extra operational steps now required after the interface deadline has passed.
Ethereum Layer 2 network Blast has reached the deadline for its withdrawal interface, but about $40 million in assets still remains in the bridge, according to ChainCatcher.
Blast has published a contract-level exit guide. Withdrawals still require users to submit proof and wait one day. Holders of USDB must also complete a separate DAI claim.
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