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Sam Kazemian Explains Frax's Role in the Arbitrum Short Term Incentive Program

Sam Kazemian Explains Frax's Role in the Arbitrum Short Term Incentive Program

Two weeks ago, Frax was granted approval by the Arbitrum DAO to receive 1.5m ARB to use as incentives for its inaugural Short Term Incentives Program (STIP). These funds will serve to increase liquidity across the board for the largest L2 and bring new users in to use the network's apps and protocols.

Frax was 1 of 29 projects, from more than 100 applicants, to be selected to receive incentives. Notably, they were the only major Ethereum-based DeFi protocol to make the cut. Other heavyweights such as Lido, Maker, Aave, all failed to earn enough votes, or simply to file an application in the first place.

Flywheel interviewed Sam K about the Frax's role in the STIP program and what we should expect for the three month period.

Frax's Proposal Highlights:

According to Frax Facts, around 10m worth of assets are currently held on Arbitrum. This includes $6m worth of Frax, 1m for the Fraxlend AMO to support ARB, and other assets placed in various protocol's LPs.

The goal with the STIP program is to 10x the amount of Frax TVL on Arbitrum. Frax will be providing 500k ARB monthly, which is expecting to bring upwards of $60m+ in new liquidity for the network.

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