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Gas fees can often serve as an impediment for users, especially for those dealing with decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. As users navigate the landscape of different blockchains, the requirement to hold specific assets for transaction fees, such as Arbitrum ETH for gas when using the Leo aggregation technology, can complicate the user experience.
Amad Manga pointed out that the earlier version of this model required users to have Arbitrum ETH readily available in their wallets, a significant hurdle for many. This frustrating aspect of user experience led them to create a gas faucet system, which allowed users with Leo tokens to utilize them for transaction fees.