Blast provides yield from ETH staking and RWA protocols, automatically distributing it to users. Unlike other L2s with 0% interest, Blast offers 4% on ETH and 5% on stablecoins. This is possible because Blast is designed to incorporate ETH and stablecoin yields natively, utilizing an EVM-compatible optimistic rollup. This allows for new Dapp business models. Blast uses auto-rebasing for ETH and USDB, its native stablecoin. ETH on the L2 is natively rebasing, and smart contracts can opt-in. USDB is also auto-rebasing for both EOAs and smart contracts, with smart contracts having the option to opt-out. L1 ETH staking yield is transferred to users via rebasing ETH. USDB's yield comes from MakerDAO's on-chain T-Bill protocol. Blast aims to return net gas revenue to Dapps programmatically, allo...
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