Blast finally initiates airdrop but users must watch an excessively long video before receiving it Netizens express anger and demand the founder to be blocked immediately

Blast Finally Releases Airdrop
The renowned Layer2 blockchain network Blast released the highly anticipated airdrop on June 26th, distributing 17% of the total token supply to early participants in its staking program. airdrop led to the initial trading price of $BLAST tokens reaching approximately $.03, resulting in an overall diluted market value of $30 billion.
{imgTo check if they received the airdrop, users simply need to visit the official airdrop website connect their wallet, click “claim airdrop,” and then watch the instructional video by Blast to find out how many $BLAST tokens they received.


Mixed Reactions to Airdrop; Users Call for Founder’s Ban
According to Blast’s rules, users required to watch a 20-minute video before being granted access to claim their tokens. While this video detailed information about Blast’s token economics and future development plans, most users found it long tedious, deeming this requirement highly unreasonable. Many described this experience as “extremely unpleasant.”
One user wrote on social media: “I spent 20 minutes watching a boring video only to receive a small amount of tokens. It was just a waste of time.”