Supra, a Layer-1 (L1) blockchain, is starting the DeFi Revolution campaign to empower developers and consumers of decentralized finance (DeFi), according to the most current news shared with Finbold on Thursday, February 20.
Supra’s campaign offers increased MultiVM support, more complex in-protocol oracles, native on-chain randomization, cross-chain connectivity, and more automation features.
Supra’s Automation Framework
The integration allows for auto-arbitrage, auto-liquidation, and Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) protection at the chain level, making it difficult for external liquidators, arbitrageurs, and MEV exploiters to take value from the ecosystem.
Joshua Tobkin, Supra’s CEO and co-founder, stated the initiative’s principal goal: “This so-called ‘DeFi‘ environment has significant flaws—but with Supra’s fully integrated stack, we’re offering builders the tools to regain control, improve execution quality, and create a DeFi ecosystem that works for them.”
Auto-arbitrage features conduct transactions at the protocol level, resulting in narrower spreads, better pricing, and gains that stay within the ecosystem.
On the other hand, auto-liquidations let zero-block delay liquidations happen to stop cascade failures and make sure the protocol is solvent.
On the other hand, MEV resistance uses cryptographic threshold signatures to change the order of transactions, which makes security holes like front-running and sandwich attacks less likely.
As a result, Supra’s automation architecture may primarily focus on enabling DeFi transactions.
A New Revenue Strategy for Supra
Beyond more efficient transactions, the aforementioned advances are intended to contribute to a whole new business model.
Specifically, any value gained by automated network operations will be directed toward enhancing two key areas on Supra.
First, a revenue-sharing mechanism will share money among decentralized apps (dApps), node operators, and the treasury.
Second, a decentralized network treasury completely administered by the community would assure long-term development and encourage ongoing involvement in the ecosystem.
Tobkin said the new automated execution tools will aim to ensure “fairer transactions, improved liquidity, and stronger DeFi incentives.”
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