PANews reported on May 13 that according to official news, Ethereum Layer2 network Blast announced that it would no longer renew its service agreement with Safe. If users previously accessed multi-signature wallets through the Safe front end, they now face new options: they can choose the custodial front end provided by Brahma; or they can host the front end themselves to reduce supply chain risks.
Blast announces it will not renew service agreement with Safe and offers new solution
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