Bitget Wallet is now connected to the Blast mainnet, full-featured support for ecological development
Bitget wallet has been connected to the main network of Blast, full-featured support for the development of the Blast ecosystem, including the management and circulation of assets on the main network, cross-chain operations, market view, exchange transactions, and interactive exploration of DApps within the ecosystem, etc. Early users of Blast can directly connect to the Bitget wallet to cross-chain the pledged assets to the main network, to continue to points to explode the points and the use of the original DApps. Blast is planning to launch the Bitget wallet in the near future.
In addition, Bitget Wallet plans to hold a large-scale special event around the Blast ecosystem this month to promote the development of the Blast ecosystem and help users discover more new assets and new opportunities.
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