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Ethena's new payments app launches on Avalanche with tiered rates reaching 6%, but access is gated to a 400-user iOS beta and official terms cap boosted balances while limiting cashback to 5%, not the 10% circulating in early chatter. The channel to watch is stablecoin distribution: a consumer-facing spend-and-earn wrapper can push USDe balances and fee flow onto Avalanche, supporting ENA and AVAX demand only if the beta scales past its current tiny user base. Confirmation requires disclosed deposit caps, actual USDe supply growth on Avalanche, and whether the 6% tier survives once yields on the backing basis trade compress.
As a Crypto signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around ENA, AVAX.
Original Source: The Defiant
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