NextGen Venture Associates: over $50 million deposited at Blast but only received $100,000 worth of airdrops
Christian, a co-founder of NextGen Venture, said on the X platform that he had deposited more than $50 million in the Layer2 project Blast, but had received only $100,000 worth of airdrops. He claimed that Blast was a fraudulent program and that its founder, "Pacman", was a "serial fraud entrepreneur".
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