Spark co-founder Sam MacPherson: The next wave of DeFi growth will depend on integrated protocols that can consolidate multi-chain liquidity, feature institutional-grade risk controls, and have sustainable tokenomics.
According to ChainCatcher, at the recent "Build and Scale in 2026" themed forum held by ChainCatcher in Hong Kong, Spark co-founder Sam MacPherson delivered a keynote speech on "The Growth Engine of DeFi," systematically explaining how Spark integrates savings, lending, and institutional-grade capital allocation to build an integrated solution that addresses the fragmentation and inefficiency of on-chain capital markets.
Sam MacPherson pointed out that the current on-chain capital market still faces severe fragmentation and low capital utilization efficiency. Spark builds its growth engine through three core products: First, the cross-chain savings account Spark Savings, which manages over $2.75 billions in deposits and provides users with a secure and stable yield entry; second, the blue-chip asset-focused lending protocol SparkLend, which achieves value capture by reducing external protocol commissions and protocol fees; third, institutional lending in cooperation with Anchorage, seeking risk-adjusted returns among DeFi, CeFi, and traditional finance.
He believes that the next phase of DeFi growth will depend on integrated protocols that can seamlessly aggregate multi-chain liquidity, provide institutional-grade risk control, and possess a sustainable token economic model. Spark is driving DeFi toward greater efficiency and robustness through its product matrix and ecosystem development.

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