Frontrun.pro publicly proposed to buy Blast, the blockchain company planning to shut down due to high operating costs exceeding its revenue. The offer starts at $50,000, with unnamed investors ready to support the network if the sale goes through. Blast had announced a wind-down and urged users to withdraw assets by October 26. Frontrun.pro claims it can improve the blockchain significantly but has not provided technical or financial details yet. Discussions are open but no agreement has been made.
Blast's recent Frontrun proposal is presented here with Pluang's market data for context. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, as of Oct 30, 2026 00:31 WIB, 38 out of 50 priced assets on Pluang rose while 11 fell. Notable movers include SAND at Rp886 with a 2.42% increase and 83% buy order activity, SNX at Rp3.692 rising 2.38% but with 100% sell orders, and SUSHI at Rp3.793 up 2.30% with full buy orders.
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