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The Smart Contract Platform market cap today is $352 Billion, a 2.9% change in the last 24 hours.

Smart contract platforms are usually blockchains that host smart contracts or decentralized applications. Users can interact with different smart contracts on these platforms to perform various actions such as lending and borrowing funds, staking their assets or minting NFTs.

Smart contracts are programs that are stored on the blockchain and are automatically executed when certain conditions are met. To interact with these smart contracts, transaction fees may need to be paid and the amount and asset required will vary based on the platform’s architecture. Usually, the smart contract platform’s native token is used to pay for transaction fees. Some popular examples of smart contract platforms include Ethereum, Solana and Polygon.

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Rose is a liquidity protocol on Aurora composed of a stablecoin & wrapped assets exchange, and a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) based stablecoin utilizing interest bearing tokens as collateral.

The first product is the stableswap, the first Automated Market Maker (AMM) decentralized exchange on Aurora to trade pegged assets such as stablecoins and wrapped assets against each other with low slippage and minimum trading fees.

Rose Dollar, RUSD, is a USD pegged stablecoin that users are able to mint by depositing interest-bearing tokens (ibTKN). There is utility for the RUSD from the get-go because users will be able to provide RUSD as liquidity and earn ROSE tokens as rewards from the liquidity mining. Users will be able to leverage their assets by borrowing RUSD and then switching between whichever stablecoin they need to earn more yield or acquire more assets.