Coinbase has suspended trading for BLAST and warned users to transfer their holdings out before Oct. 26. The exchange said any BLAST not moved off Coinbase by that date will become inaccessible once the Blast network shuts down. The notice follows Blast’s earlier announcement that it will cease operations, with users advised to withdraw assets to the Ethereum mainnet before Oct. 26. Upbit is also set to delist BLAST on the same date. The developments place a clear deadline on holders across multiple platforms, with Coinbase focusing on asset access after the network closure and Blast directing users to move funds to Ethereum mainnet before service ends.
Coinbase has suspended BLAST trading and told users to transfer their assets out before Oct. 26. The exchange said BLAST that is not withdrawn from Coinbase by that date will become inaccessible after the Blast network shuts down.
Blast shutdown timeline and exchange actions
Earlier, Blast said it will cease operations and advised users to withdraw assets to the Ethereum mainnet before Oct. 26. Upbit also plans to delist BLAST on Oct. 26.
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