Blast drops ‘L2’ from X username, reduces withdrawal time from 14 to 7 days
After monitoring withdrawals for four months, the developers concluded that longer withdrawal times were no longer necessary.
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After monitoring withdrawals for four months, the developers concluded that longer withdrawal times were no longer necessary.
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