Native assets are the primary cryptocurrencies or tokens inherent to a specific blockchain network. For instance, Ether (ETH) is the native asset of the Ethereum blockchain, used for transaction fees and network security. These assets are integral to the functioning and economic model of their respective ecosystems. Their utility extends beyond simple exchange, often playing a role in governance and staking.
Context
The role and utility of native assets are frequently debated in discussions about blockchain scalability, security, and economic sustainability. Their value proposition and integration within decentralized applications are key considerations for developers and investors. Changes in the demand or utility of native assets can significantly impact a network’s overall performance and adoption.
The Arkade L2 mainnet introduces a virtualization layer to Bitcoin, finally enabling a native asset framework that converts dormant capital into programmable liquidity.
This strategic capital deployment structurally enhances the market foundation for native assets, directly translating ecosystem growth into superior exchange liquidity and price stability.
Native Markets' USDH stablecoin, chosen by Hyperliquid validators, introduces a deeply integrated, compliant primitive to capture value and enhance capital efficiency on the leading derivatives platform.
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