Blast is shutting down its L2: withdraw assets before October 26, Relay is mentioned only by third party authors

Relay: In the official Blast announcement, Relay is not mentioned: the team asks to withdraw assets to Ethereum through its interface. Third party authors, for example CryptoTotem, recommend Relay as a bridge to other networks. Use only verified links: there are warnings about fakes around the shutdown. · @CryptoTotem

Blast: The team announced that the network is shutting down: costs are above revenue, there is no path to sustainability. First, withdrawals will pause for about a week due to assets in Lido, then they will return with a 24 hour delay. The regular interface works until October 26, after that only through the bridge contracts to Ethereum. The $BLAST token fell by about 17-20%. · @blast

Check old wallets and positions in Blast apps and withdraw assets to Ethereum before October 26 through the official Blast interface. Take links only from the @blast account.

Facts

Blast announced the shutdown of the network and asked to withdraw all assets to Ethereum, including balances in Blast PWA, before October 26, 2026.
After October 26, assets will remain available, but only directly through the Blast bridge contracts to Ethereum L1; the team promises instructions in advance. [@blast, October 2, 2026]
Korean Alpha EN advises bridging through Jumper, Relay and other bridges. [@korean_alpha_en, October 2, 2026]
About $63.5 million remains in the network bridge, and $BLAST fell by about 17%. [@drops_daily, October 2, 2026]

Waiting for

Exactly when withdrawals will resume after Blast exits Lido
When Blast will publish instructions for withdrawal through bridge contracts after October 26

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