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The Gnosis Community Initiated a Proposal To Deploy the Spark Protocol on the Chain

Gnosis treasury manager Karpatkey initiated a community proposal in MakerDAO, proposing to launch MakerDAO’s lending agreement Spark Protocol on Gnosis Chain. Gnosis Pay will launch this month, allowing the issuance of credit cards.

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