Starknet空投到来,一览值得交互的生态项目

Odaily星球日报Publicado em 2024-02-14Última atualização em 2024-02-14

Resumo

目前生态已有多个DeFi项目设有积分系统,zkLend明牌空投即将到来。

2 月 14 日,以太坊 Layer 2 网络 Starknet 终于不负万众期待,公布了代币 STRK 的空投细则, 2 月 20 日起,用户即可以领取 STRK 空投,以 STRK 为 Gas 参与生态项目交互。详细空投分配可参考本站文章《Starknet 空投来了! 130 万地址获资格,全览 STRK 代币分配细节》。

去年 3 月,Arbitrum 也差不多同期公布空投细则,随后为一众生态项目带来大量曝光,项目空投接连不断,项目代币价值水涨船高。且 ARB 发布空投时的市场活跃度无法和当下比拟,无论 Starknet 生态能否完美承接市场热度,生态项目的交互都是值得参与的。

Starknet空投到来,一览值得交互的生态项目

使用 Braavos 钱包的用户可在 Starknet dApps 导航页面便捷参与生态项目交互,比较方便。以下是一些推荐交互项目整理:

Nostra Finance

Nostra Finance 目前是 Starknet 上 TVL 最大的 DeFi 协议,平台目前支持基本的借贷和 Swap 功能(集成的 AVNU)。此外,Nostra 也计划推出 Starknet 首个与美元锚定的原生稳定币 UNO。

Starknet空投到来,一览值得交互的生态项目

值得注意的是,Nostra 目前是有积分计划的,会根据用户在 Nostra 的行为进行积分。大致积分情况如下:

  • 借出

稳定币:每 1 美元= 1 积分/每天

波动资产:每 1 美元= 2 积分/每天

  • 借入

稳定币:每 4 美元= 1 积分/每天

波动资产:每 8 美元= 2 积分/每天

  • 为池子提供流动性

稳定币/稳定币池中,每 1 美元= 2.5 积分/每天

波动资产/波动资产池中,每 1 美元= 5 积分/每天

波动资产/稳定币池中,每 1 美元= 10 积分/每天

此外,用户在存入第一笔资金后会自动生成邀请链接,可邀请新用户来增加积分。

zkLend

zkLend 是建立在 StarkNet 上的加密借贷协议,结合 zk-rollup 的可扩展性,卓越的交易速度,并通过以太坊的安全性节省成本。zkLend 满足用户对高效交易速度和低廉交易成本的需求,支持 ETH/wBTC/USDC 等多种代币。

该协议提供了双重解决方案:一个以许可和合规为重点的解决方案,面向机构客户,以及一个无许可的服务,面向 DeFi 用户——且不会牺牲去中心化。

ZEND 空投页面预览也已于 2 月 6 日上线,也算是目前 Starknet 生态 DeFi 里少有的明牌空投项目了。

Starknet空投到来,一览值得交互的生态项目

AVNU

AVNU 是一种去中心化交易协议与流动性基础设施,旨在始终寻求为 Starknet(以及更广泛的 L2s)上的交易者和 dApp 提供最佳执行策略。该项目通过在多个去中心化交易所 (DEX) 中搜索最佳交易路线来优化交易执行并最大限度地减少滑点。此外,其询价 (RFQ) 系统集成了做市商的流动性、优化价格发现、消除滑点并提供 MEV 保护。

AVNU 同样也有积分排行,产品 UI 及交互体验较为优秀,参与 AVNU 交互可以使用 USDT 兑换 USDC 的刷分策略,仅支付 Gas 即可,每日参与交易对积分的累计有一定增益效果。

Starknet空投到来,一览值得交互的生态项目

Ekubo

Starknet空投到来,一览值得交互的生态项目

Ekubo 是一个和 Nostra 非常类似的协议,同样支持用户进行 Swap 或提供流动性,也有积分功能,但详细积分公式写的并不清晰。目前 TVL 没有 Nostra 高,也不支持借贷功能。但如果单纯存一些富裕的资金进来博一下也没什么问题。

其他雷同 DEX 项目

除上述项目外,包括 10 KSwap、JediSwap 以及 mySwap 在内的 3 款 Swap 的功能和使用体验基本雷同,都属于比较早期的 DEX 项目,唯一区别是 Myswap 有积分系统,其他 2 个平台没有,舍得花费 Gas 可以同样使用 USDT 兑换 USDC 的策略进行简单交互。

Starknet.id

Starknet 生态域名项目,目前 Mint 新域名的价格是 0.085 ETH/年(约合 225 美元)。

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