Blur United Creation: We are currently addressing the Blast main network migration issue, comprehensive repair plan is underway
Blur co-founder Pacman posted on the X platform stating that the issue of Blast's mainnet migration is being resolved, with a comprehensive repair plan underway, including adjustments to points, bonuses and UI clarity. The main aspects include: 1. Major overhaul of the point system: Immediate fixes for recommended points and zero-points-per-hour issues will be implemented midweek. 2. UI/Design enhancement: Design updates to correct visibility and misleading bonus warnings for tenfold bonuses. 3. Clarity of points and coins: Efforts are being made to improve the user interface for better understanding of the point and coin systems. It is reported that currently, Blast community's focus is on point migration after moving to the mainnet due to referral differences and UI errors affecting displayed earned points and bonuses; users' experience with earning points has been lower than expected. In addition, these user interface issues have exacerbated confusion around the point-plus-coin system, thus driving improvements in clarity. Pacman also revealed that Blast will collaborate with Etherscan team introducing wallet delegation to achieve increased income while improving color scheme for Blastscan.
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