BlastUP raises $6M on pre-sale, gets an 87.40 audit score from CertiK – higher than Chainlink and Worldcoin
With $6 million raised to date and a place in the top 30 of the projects with the best security audit score, BlastUP has cemented its status as one of the biggest successes in the rollup space. Investors still have a few days to buy $BLP tokens with a bank card at $0.06 per token before the price jumps to $0.065.
What are the key factors when choosing which tokens to buy on pre-sale? Having a working product is definitely an advantage, as well as incentives for holders, such as airdrops and staking rewards. Investors should also consider the potential of the ecosystem as a whole and the size of the project’s community. However, there is one aspect that many pre-sale investors often neglect but that is extremely important: security audits.
A project that passes a security audit at the pre-sale stage or earlier demonstrates its commitment and responsibility to investors. And vice versa: if a project is selling tokens and doesn’t have an audit report, it should be a red flag.
A great case in point is BlastUP, one of the first launchpads on Blast L2 – the first Ethereum rollup to reach $1 billion in TVL in just 35 days. It is still in Stage 6 (out of 10) of its pre-sale, yet it’s already passed two security audits, including one by Certik – one of the best-known blockchain security firms.
What’s more, BlastUP has achieved an extremely high security score: 87.40 (AA), which puts it in the top 10% of projects audited by CertiK. In particular, it has scored 93.55 in the Code category and 96.33 in the Operational category.
BlastUP’s audit score puts it at the same level as Ondo Finance and higher than Ethena ($ENA), Chainlink ($LINK), Worldcoin ($WLD), and Frax.
Just as importantly, the $BLP smart contract has also passed formal
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