There's no doubt about it: Proof of Stake (PoS)
blockchains are the future.
However, participating as a
validator has some drawbacks, the most significant of
which is that staked tokens become frozen and illiquid.
Liquid staking was developed to solve this problem. By abstracting the deposition of tokens from running a validator node, users can now participate in PoS blockchains without having to freeze their assets.
Bedrock gives you direct access to liquid assets while allowing you to earn yield on your tokens by providing you with a representative token when you stake your asset.
Safely anchor your ETH without restricting any liquidity.
The vast majority of liquid staking protocols today are not made with institutions in mind.
A non-custodial liquid staking solution that addresses their compliance requirements is sorely missing.
In short, institutions are still missing their bedrock to perform liquid staking at scale.
Bedrock is a non-custodial solution that fits the needs of institutions looking for a foundation for liquid staking at scale through cutting-edge technology and regulatory compliance. By bringing a whole new level of transparency and security to liquid staking, Bedrock allows institutions to unlock liquidity safely while leveraging a true crypto-native solution.
Beyond being a liquid staking protocol, Bedrock is a piece of solid, core infrastructure that enables institutions to build upon it. Whether that may be a centralized exchange, a market maker, or a digital asset management firm, we've designed customized solutions to benefit all parties.
Working towards a more decentralised and equitable future for finance.
PHASE 1
Launch Bedrock
This is the current state of things, with Bedrock fully under the ownership of RockX.
As a new protocol, RockX’s lead will ensure that any initial bumps are smoothed out before expanding from ETH liquid to liquid staking on other blockchain networks.
PHASE 2
Create Bedrock DAO
PHASE 3
Incorporate DVT
PHASE 4
Develop Structured Products
This is the current state of things, with Bedrock fully under the ownership of RockX.
As a new protocol, RockX’s lead will ensure that any initial bumps are smoothed out before expanding from ETH liquid to liquid staking on other blockchain networks.