It was pitched as a way of adding support for Ethereum-style smart contracts, which in turn could facilitate new DeFi protocols as well as NFTs; the original Dogecoin blockchain lacked smart-contract support, since it was a fork of Litecoin, which in turn was an early clone of Bitcoin, the original blockchain launched in 2009 – several years before Ethereum came along, ushering in the new era of smart contracts.
Juiced USDS Yields Woo Solana Traders to Sky’s Stablecoin
The heady growth is about as preordained as anything could be in DeFi. Sky is spending $2 million a month...