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$BLAST Catalyst Posts

August 18, 2026

Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $BLAST Profile · Market Rankings

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Jose | AiFi @josemvcerqueira · 2026-08-18T09:35:52+00:00

so much passion for @blastdotfun after all this time

blast @blastdotfun · 2026-08-18T12:16:35+00:00

we're so back and we haven't even come back yet

Jose | AiFi @josemvcerqueira · 2026-08-18T16:00:49+00:00

Had no clue people felt this passioned about Blast. I respect the courage to share your concerns publicly specially to defend your friends!? However, Blast would not have launched without the support of Sui Foundation, Bluefin and Nexa.

A graphic showing the Printr logo with '$2.5m Total Raised,' noting the firm raised $2.5 million from investors like Sfermion and Dragon, Draper.

AI visual analysis: A graphic showing the Printr logo with '$2.5m Total Raised,' noting the firm raised $2.5 million from investors like Sfermion and Dragon, Draper.

Sui Pump @SuiPump_SUMP · 2026-08-18T01:59:45+00:00

The Sui Foundation is not responsible for products that should be community driven. We have a lot of admiration for the Blast team, and of course, we tried to raise through several programs and grants that didn’t exactly pan out. However, we believe in our tech, and we believe

The image displays the "PRINT R" logo and lists its investors and partners, including Sui, Draper Dragon, Axelar, Flow.com, Bitscale Capital, Mirana, Sfermion, Mantle, L1D, Flowdesk, and Bybit. This directly relates to the post, which mentions the Sui Foundation and its failed attempts to secure funding through various programs and grants.

AI visual analysis: The image displays the "PRINT R" logo and lists its investors and partners, including Sui, Draper Dragon, Axelar, Flow.com, Bitscale Capital, Mirana, Sfermion, Mantle, L1D, Flowdesk, and Bybit. This directly relates to the post, which mentions the Sui Foundation and its failed attempts to secure funding through various programs and grants.