- DeFi architect restated his objectives and ambitions for Fantom until 2023
- A crucial aspect of the 2023 Fantom plan is gas monetization
- Gas subsidies would allow Fantom DApps to engage without gas fees
In a recent Medium article published on December 26, decentralized finance architect Andre Cronje restated the objectives and ambitions of the Fantom ecosystem until 2023.
A crucial aspect of Cronje’s 2023 Fantom plan is gas monetization, which would enable income sharing for decentralized apps or DApps as a development incentive.
Moreover, gas subsidies would allow Fantom DApps to engage without the requirement for a wallet to pay the gas fees.
Andre Cronje explained:
Our focus needs to be on developer verticals: improving tooling, integration, ease of use, developer UX, etc. We should not get distracted by the new narratives; defi / nft / gamefi / exchanges / etc.
He added, “our overarching objective over the next 12 months will be towards creating an environment for dapp developers to build out sustainable businesses while differentiating ourselves from other layer 1 solutions.”
Other aspects of gas reform include the elimination of the distinction between smart contracts and externally owned accounts so that anybody can initiate transactions and pay for gas. In addition to FTM, other tokens would be acceptable for usage as protocol gas costs.
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