Blast is shutting down: please withdraw your ETH from Spacebar before October 26, 2026
Blast has announced that it is shutting down its network. All ETH staked in Spacebar must be withdrawn before October 26, 2026.
How to withdraw
- Go to https://t.co/bxfgRXkI9D
- Connect your wallet
- Select MAX, and unstake
- Your ETH is returned to your wallet on Blast right away
This page lists the wallets that still have 0.5 ETH or more staked in Spacebar: https://t.co/JuMLJbdc6C
Each entry shows the username, profile NFT, wallet address, and current staked amount. The page updates as wallets unstake.
If you recognize anyone on this list, please tell them to unstake.
Only your own wallet can unstake your ETH
how to not get your crypto hacked.
bookmark this forever:
1. hardware
- buy direct from the company or an authorized retailer. never random resellers
- seed card already filled in when you received = scam. throw it
- ship it to a pickup point, not your home
- update firmware only through the official app
2. seed
- metal over paper. never a photo, cloud or notes app
- never enter your seed into a website or software wallet. restore only through your hardware wallet's official recovery
- don't split your seed manually. no redundancy and it leaks information. use shamir or multisig instead
- test your backup before funding: built-in check or wipe and restore. untested backup = no backup
- two copies, two locations. fire is a hacker too if seed burns
3. setup
- vault: a hardware wallet that never touches dapps
- hot wallet for daily use. burner for anything new
- bigger bags: passphrase on top. small decoy bag on the seed, real bag behind the passphrase
- back up the passphrase too, stored apart from the seed. lose it and nothing recovers your coins
- multisig when the amount justifies it. no single point of failure
4. signing (where most people get drained)
- verify on the device, never trust the website alone. bybit lost $1.5B to a compromised UI
- can't read it? don't sign it
- "free" signatures can drain you with zero gas (permits)
- one malicious eip-7702 authorization can delegate control of your entire account
- on solana, one bad tx can reassign your token accounts. simulate before you sign
- review approvals monthly. revoke what you don't need
5. sending
- never copy addresses from tx history. scammers plant lookalikes
- check the full address on the device, not just the first and last 4
- small test tx before every big one
6. machine
- a laptop that only touches crypto. clean browser, no random extensions
- download wallets only from the official site. app stores and search results are full of fakes
- never run "meeting apps", game builds or files strangers send
- never share your screen or install remote access. "support" asking for anydesk = scam
- bookmark every site. never click search ads
- surprise airdrops and NFTs = trap
7. exchanges
- unique password everywhere. 1password or bitwarden
- 2FA with an authenticator app or passkey. never SMS
- 2FA backup codes offline. not in email, not in cloud
- lock your SIM with a carrier PIN. sim swaps still work
- separate email only for crypto. nobody knows it
- turn on withdrawal whitelists
- not your keys, not your coins. move out what you're not trading
8. opsec
- don't flex your bags or your setup. wrench attacks are rising
- support never DMs first.
- avoid phishing emails, only trust official sources
- have an inheritance plan. dead keys are lost coins
9. quantum (check my other quantum tweet for detailed advice)
- not a threat today and anyone selling quantum panic is selling something
- btc: never reuse addresses. sending from one exposes its public key forever
- btc: park long-term coins in addresses that have never sent a tx. taproot (bc1p) and old p2pk show the key from day one
- btc: bip-360 proposes a step toward quantum-resistant addresses. not live. proposals also exist to freeze unmigrated coins
- eth + erc20: sending a tx exposes your public key. signing messages can expose it too so keep major bag on clean wallet
- sol: your address is your public key. exposed from day one. experimental winternitz vaults exist, not standard wallet protection
hardware rarely gets hacked. people do.
New borrowing has now been capped.
Please unwind your JUICED loop positions by late September.
The loop will be sunset in a few weeks time.
You can read more details below 👇
Wensday Giveaway 🐱
We’re giving away $100 worth of $WEN to 3 people. 24hrs.
Just be following Wen and repost this.
As we get ready for the bull, we want to give back more. Have fun and best of luck!
🚨 CRITICAL ETH SECURITY UPDATE
A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the Ethereum app on Ledger hardware wallets.
The flaw could allow a malicious application to alter ETH transaction details during signing without the change being visible on your Ledger device screen.
Fixed in Ethereum app v1.22.2
If you use Ledger for ETH or Ethereum assets:
• Update the Ethereum app to v1.22.2+
• Update Ledger Live
• Update your Ledger firmware
• Avoid signing transactions until everything is updated
If you hold ethereum:native on Ledger, update ASAP.
These attacks will not stop.
In fact, the attackers will likely get more sophisticated.
If you have any Bitcoin stored on a Coldcard generated seed phrase, move it as soon as you can.
Do not waste your time updating the firmware before you move your funds.
The update is unnecessary for moving your BTC and has been reported to brick some devices.