You can also compare Tempo's design: - On Tempo, there’s no native token, and fees are priced in USD. - There’s also no native gas token—gas fees are priced in USD and can be paid using stablecoins. - The overall design focuses on gas abstraction/fee sponsorship, allowing the server side to cover gas fees for users. - If the wallet interface shows a spot for something resembling a native token, that’s just a placeholder to accommodate historical wallet habits. According to Tempo’s documentation: 'Historically, blockchain wallets have always assumed that every blockchain has a native gas token. But on Tempo, there’s no native gas token, so the displayed value is merely a placeholder.'