Week 13: Recap.

Where do we begin?

This week has been filled with significant announcements and achievements, particularly for the Blast ecosystem, which experienced a major activity surge once the mainnet was launched.

Let's break it down.

Mainnet Launch

Blast's mainnet was launched on February 29th, and activity rapidly escalated.

Users were finally able to withdraw their assets from the multisig, which at its peak, held over 2.2 billion dollars worth of ETH.

The on-chain transaction volume even surpassed that of other Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum, revealing users' eagerness to start transferring their funds and exploring all the Blast-native dApps and features.

Natrium Core & Enterprise

This week, we also announced our two new products that will be launched soon: Core and Enterprise.

Natrium Core is our pioneering product that will include all essential Natrium features:

• Vault creation.

• Creation of Shufflers and risk level configuration.

• Lending and Borrowing.

• Looping.

After a thorough audit of our contracts, Natrium Core will be available to the public, estimated to take place around the end of March.

Natrium Enterprise is our unique liquidity solution, designed for large entities and protocols.

Enterprise will work efficiently in the background, requiring minimal setup effort, while providing an optimal experience for both the client and the protocol.

It will be accessible to users, protocols, or entities from any of our partner's Dapp (or dedicated front-end).

The user experience will be similar to any other one-sided liquidity staking pool: deposit USDB or any other supported asset, and start accruing rewards.

Initially, Enterprise will only support vaults with low volatility, specifically stablecoin pairs. However, if the client chooses, it could also support vaults with ETH or wBTC.

The benefits of Enterprise are extensive, including:

• Shufflers provide consistently competitive APRs.

• Funds that would typically be idle, such as those in limit orders, will finally be utilized.

• The risk of bad debt is minimal due to the deep liquidity of the Vaults.

See you next week!