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What is SUPRA?

Supra is the first chain built for Automatic DeFi, or AutoFi, a novel self-operating automated financial system built on its Layer-1 blockchain with built-in high-speed smart contracts, native price oracles, on-chain automation and cross-chain messaging. It unlocks all-new Automatic DeFi primitives that can generate fair recurring protocol revenue and redistribute it across the ecosystem, reducing reliance on inflationary block rewards entirely over time.

What is Supra and what problem does it solve?

Supra is the first self-operating Layer-1 blockchain built to introduce AutoFi to crypto. They bring together native real-time oracle price feeds, system-level automation, built-in cross-chain messaging and high-speed smart contracts together onto one protocol. Rather than forcing developers to stitch together multiple services from external networks (each with its own delays, trust assumptions, and fee layers), Supra embeds all these primitives directly into its Layer-1 network, all powered by Supras Moonshot consensus engine. The result is sub-second data freshness and automatic zero-delay execution for any smart contract.

Blockchains until now have been passive ledgers, but with these elements working together on Supra it becomes a new kind of self-operating financial system, called AutoFi. This new system is capable of turning every eligible DeFi primitive (like liquidations, arbitrage, and more) into a built-in AutoFi service that can stop value from bleeding out as external MEV. When liquidations, arbitrage, lending and rebalancing become automated on-chain operations that act on a block-by-block basis, they can generate fair recurring revenue and feed it back into the network instead of letting it leak to outside keepers or bots.

In essence, Supra makes each block not just a ledger entry, but an opportunity for the protocol and its users to capture value.

What does AutoFi mean and how does the AutoFi engine work?

AutoFi stands for Automated Finance—a set of DeFi primitives that live natively in the Supra Layer-1 blockchain. You define a condition on-chain (for example, if Token X drops below $Y, liquidate position Z), and Supras automation engine watches and acts. When that condition is met, the matching transaction is executed within the exact same block, eliminating any race or front-running window.

Users will be able to participate in AutoFi by registering tasks with a small daily fee or by bidding SUPRA tokens in real-time auctions for priority execution on high-value events. All fees and auction proceeds flow into the protocol treasury, creating a continuous revenue cycle. This makes DeFi far more predictable and trustless—your strategies run automatically, and the yields they generate strengthen the entire network.

How does system-level automation differ from off-chain bots or keeper networks?

Traditional keeper bots must constantly poll the blockchain, detect triggers, then race to submit transactions. That introduces latency, complexity and front-running risk—often leaving end users fighting over the same MEV opportunities. Supras system-level automation, by contrast, operates inside consensus. As soon as the trigger appears on-chain, the automation logic fires within the same block.

This on-chain approach removes the need for offchain bot infrastructure altogether. Developers no longer need to manage separate scripts, endpoints or watchdog services; everything is handled by the protocol itself at the system level. The outcome is deterministic execution, lower operational overhead, and the strongest possible protection against external MEV extractors.

What makes Supra unique compared to other Layer-1 blockchains?

Supras defining feature is its vertical integration of key oracle services as first-class protocol primitives. Rather than patching together on oracles, randomness, messaging and automation from external networks, all four run in parallel within the same consensus layer of the Supra Layer-1 as its smart contracts. This reduces end-to-end latency, simplifies security assumptions, and delivers a seamless developer experience.

Supra is taking their vertical integration even further with their system-level automation. Theyre building a complete stack of core DeFi primitives (liquidations, arbitrage, lending and rebalancing) all powered by native automation to create a native AutoFi stack that makes Supra the first self-operating financial system.

Combine that with Supras out-of-the-box Multi-VM support—MoveVM live on mainnet, EVM live on testnet alpha, and Solana and CosmWasm coming soon—and you get a platform where existing smart contracts can be deployed unchanged and immediately tap into every native service. Its a true one-stop shop for building powerful dApps without needing to wrestle with adapters, bridges or keeper networks.

Supra also serves as an oracle platform for over 90 other blockchains as well, providing real-time cross-chain data that is essential for various apps and industries within crypto, including gaming and decentralized finance (DeFi). Oracles are critical components in blockchain technology as they bridge the gap between on-chain and off-chain data, allowing smart contracts to interact with real-world information. This capability is particularly valuable for applications that require up-to-date data, such as financial services and gaming platforms, where real-time information can significantly impact user experience and decision-making.

Which virtual machines does Supra support and do I need to rewrite my contracts?

Supra has native MultiVM support, offering compatibility with Move, EVM, Solana and CosmWasm virtual machines. That means your existing contracts, whether Solidity, Move or Rust, can be deployed unchanged. Theres no need for porting, wrapping or custom adapters.

Once deployed, your contracts instantly gain access to Supras built-in oracles, randomness, messaging and automation. You write your logic as usual, then simply call the native primitives to add price feeds, random inputs or automated triggers, no external infrastructure required.

What utilities does the SUPRA token provide?

The $SUPRA token settles all Supra Layer 1 fees—gas and AutoFi task fees—and powers protocol security: validators stake $SUPRA to back consensus, oracles, dVRF and automation services, earning a share of captured revenue. It will also be used in real-time AutoFi auctions, where users bid for priority execution on high-value DeFi transactions.

Beyond core operations, $SUPRA will also enable on-chain governance—voting on network upgrades and revenue-split parameters—and serves as collateral in automated lending and liquidity primitives.

Supras oracle price feeds and dVRF services are also integrated and used across 90+ external blockchain ecosystems, where the service users (dApps) use $SUPRA to avail these services.

What are the next roadmap milestones beyond AutoFi?

Looking ahead, Supra will roll out their advanced AutoFi primitive stack including automated lending at competitive rates, dynamic liquidity management based on market conditions, risk-management controls and more. An AI-augmented oracle layer is also in the works, planned to power next-gen strategy automation.

Cross-chain integrations will deepen across EVM, Move, Solana and Cosmos ecosystems, unifying liquidity and services under one protocol. Meanwhile, on-chain governance tools will empower SUPRA token holders to propose and vote on new primitives, revenue parameters and upgrades—keeping incentives aligned as the network scales.

How will Supra phase out inflationary block rewards over time?

As AutoFi revenue scales, protocol-generated income will replace traditional block subsidies. Task fees and auction proceeds generate revenue that continuously flows to the Supra treasury, the node operators, and ecosystem dApps without requiring new token issuance. This AutoFi revenue share is estimated to outpace earnings from block rewards by orders of magnitude, and Supra is aiming to wean off inflationary block rewards within two years, anchoring token economics to real network activity rather than perpetual token minting.