User Abstraction Suite
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Spicenet features a set of abstraction technologies that make interacting with applications on Spicenet a breeze. These abstractions are built into the chain, such that applications can leverage them to build real-time, intuitive and UX-friendly with almost no overhead. For now, Spicenet includes abstraction tooling for
Wallets
Gas
Assets
Trading
And more coming soon
Spicenet's wallet abstraction standard(Capsule) enables interaction with Spicenet applications using any existing wallet standard from any blockchain ecosystem, without the need to migrate wallets and assets, offering an integrated and native experiencing to users coming from major ecosystems like Solana and Ethereum.
Gas Abstraction on Spicenet allows users to pay Gas using any token that may exist in their portfolio. Gas is deducted out of the margin asset that is being put up as collateral. And because the magnitude of gas is so low, users never experience directly paying gas, and hence never have to separately maintain gas in their wallets. Gas is automatically deducted from the assets that the user holds.
Alongside liquidity fragmentation, asset fragmentation is a major problem faced by blockchains. An asset available on one chain cannot be easily accessed by a user on another chain. On Spicenet, via it's highly integrated solver marketplace, users can trade any asset, on any chain, within a few seconds, with minimal slippage.
Onboarding has always been a major problem. Applications are often located on only on-chain, i.e are chain specific, and users need to bridge over their assets to use applications on other chains. Spicenet allows users and applications to leverage it's liquidity layer from any existing blockchain ecosystem that the user may already have funds on, or applications can retain their existing userbase and can still choose to draw liquidity from Spicenet.
This is made possible by Spicenet's integrated solver marketplace, that not only allows filling orders originating natively on Spicenet against broader liquidity sources, but also orders that do not originate on Spicenet, but with accounting and matching happening on Spicenet.