PANews October 19 news: According to a Bithumb announcement, the exchange will suspend BLAST withdrawals starting at 18:00 on October 19 to facilitate asset reconciliation during its network migration and token swap period. After the migration is completed, BLAST will only support the Ethereum network, and withdrawals on the original Blast network will no longer be supported. BLAST was designated as a terminated trading support asset on October 14, and Bithumb has stopped its deposits. The resumption time for withdrawals will be announced separately after the token swap is completed. Trading will remain available during the suspension period, and the exchange notes that severe price volatility may occur during this stage.
Bithumb will suspend BLAST withdrawals on October 19 to support the network migration to Ethereum.
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