Prediction evidence

Blast, a once-hyped Ethereum L2, shuts down after airdrop farmers left and monthly revenue fell from $3.5M to $1,793 "Blast to shutdown Ethereum Layer 2, sets October 26th withdrawal deadline. You guys remember Blast, don't you? No, no, you don't remember Blast." "Blast was one of the very heavily hyped Layer 2s, and that was largely because of a massive airdrop that they offered, showing that these airdrop incentives don't generally mean long-term stickiness." "Ethereum Layer 2s were all the rage there for quite a while before you had Base and Robinhood and ones people actually cared about." "At one point, assets on Blast were $2.2 billion. They have collapsed to $32 million. They say that their monthly revenue no longer covers their security budget and expenses. The Blast token has lost 98% of its launch value." "Monthly network revenue fell from roughly $3.5 million at its peak to $1,793. Not million. $1,793." "You guys may remember. Before Blast even launched, users deposited more than $1.1 billion because they expected an airdrop. Then the airdrop came, and all of those people left."