Blast

Solana-based Pump.fun reached $100 million in revenue just eight months after its January launch, sparking mixed reactions in the crypto community as other blockchain networks quickly adopt similar strategies.

Blast faces criticism but shows resilience, with TVL up 59%. Its ecosystem fosters DeFi innovation, gearing up for a pivotal airdrop in May.

A Munchables developer returned $62.8 million in stolen Ether without a ransom after a hack, while ParaSwap recovered funds from a separate DeFi exploit.

Golden Finance decided to select projects with greater development potential in different sectors when the Blast mainnet was launched. In this issue, we will first select from the DEX track.

Blast blockchain's $1.1 billion pre-launch deposits draw mixed reactions amidst controversy and high yield promises.

Dan Robinson from Paradigm, posted on the X platform early this morning, pointing out that Blast's announcement last week exceeded boundaries in both information dissemination and execution strategy.

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.