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# FAQ

## Who is eligible for the "POC" NFT mint?

* Everyone who has completed at least one bridge transaction to the Blast blockchain using the official Blast L2 bridge before February 1st.

## On what blockchain is the Onlyblast token and NFT launching?"

* On Blast blockchain.

## How can I mint my POC NFT?

* Follow the steps on the Only Blast page once the minting session opens.

## Who is eligible for $OB airdrop?

* Every "POC" NFT holder.

## When will the mint take place?

* Minting will start as soon as possible after the launch of the main network. You will have 24 hours to mint your proof of contribution NFT before the event ends.

## Where can I see my "POC" NFT after mint?

* After minting your "POC", you'll notice a placeholder on any NFT marketplace that supports Blast L2 or within your wallet.

## When is Blast main net release date?

* On 21st February 2024.

## Where can I read new OnlyBlast updates?

* Stay tuned about official updates in our Twitter <https://twitter.com/OnlyBlast_xyz>.

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