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Starknet's Paymaster feature supports gas payments in multiple tokens ✅ USDC, wstETH, SWAY, etc. ✅ Video demonstration on how to use Paymaster ✅ Users do not need to exchange tokens for gas payments ✅ Already launched on protocols like Cartridge Controller, Fibrous, etc. ✅ Provides a better DeFi user experience Feel free to come and experience it 🔻

[The core of Spark's design is to make "interest" natively composable] In Spark's design, borrowing is just the appearance, and interest is the core. The question Spark wants to solve is not "how much can I borrow?" but "how do I build a sustainable, composable, and callable interest rate engine on-chain?" ” 1. Spark is not a platform, but an on-chain interest system Spark's product modules look simple, but in fact they are designed with three layers: (1) Savings module: Users can deposit USDC or DAI into the savings pool and get an annualized interest rate of about 4.5%, and the interest comes from DSR + protocol scheduling. (2) Lending module: Support staking of blue-chip assets such as ETH, stETH, cbETH, rETH, wstETH, etc., and lend Spark's own stablecoin USDS. (3) Spark Liquidity Layer: The protocol will automatically deploy part of the liquidity to external protocols such as Aave and Velodrome to improve the utilization rate of funds and compound returns. These three parts work together to form an underlying system of "on-chain spread bank": the pool can generate interest margins, and Spark autonomously dispatches this part of the value, and determines the distribution path through governance. Second, interest becomes a composable module, which is the core innovation of Spark In traditional DeFi protocols, interest is a passive by-product that is the result of matching supply and demand in the market. In Spark, interest is the core asset that can be designed, encapsulated, scheduled, and redistributed: (1) Income encapsulation: Users obtain income assets such as sUSDC and sDAI, without additional pledge or conversion, and the income is automatically accumulated. (2) Module scheduling: Spark DAO can adjust interest rate sources (such as DSR), scheduling strategies, and risk exposure. (3) Compound interest in the system: Users can repatriate funds by "lending USDS → and depositing them into the savings pool" to enhance personal income and system stickiness. (4) Governance binding: SPK tokens can be used to participate in the governance and revenue sharing of these funding paths in the future. In other words, Spark turns "interest" from a by-product of DeFi into a native unit of protocol design. 3. Summary: The essence of Spark is a set of interest programming systems What Spark wants to build is not a "super lending platform" on a certain chain, but: (1) a native interest rate generation engine; (2) a modular and combinable set of revenue tools; (3) A system that makes interest circulable, shareable, and governed. Its product structure is not to make TVL rankings, but to build a "on-chain bank-type" long-term financial order - this is what sets Spark apart. @sparkdotfi @cookiedotfun #Spark #SparkFinance #COOKIE

I keep looking at the @LiquityProtocol sBOLD and yBOLD options on @pendle_fi and @spectra_finance I haven't pulled the trigger, cuz I'm quite happy with the idea of the stabPool and getting me more ETH, @LidoFinance wstETH, or @Rocket_Pool rETH. Not to mention all the fork airdrops. Which I worry might have friction if I use those other protocols. What to do? Shrug...

Starknet lets you pay gas with USDC, wstETH, SWAY and more. AND.. this isn’t coming soon. It’s already live! Here’s how Paymaster makes it possible 👇