The Blast L2 withdrawal interface is being shut down today; after this, users must interact directly with the Ethereum bridge contract to withdraw funds. The normal Blast L2 withdrawal interface is being discontinued today; users will need to interact directly with the Ethereum mainnet bridge contract to withdraw funds. Blast announced on October 2 that it is shutting down its network due to operational costs exceeding L2 revenue, with no sustainable economic model—its TVL had already declined significantly. Funds can still be withdrawn via the bridge contract, but users should be cautious of fake “withdrawal assistant” websites and should use only the contract addresses listed in official documentation.