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Suggest a staking product or service #9792

Closed Gandalf-Dust-Wizard closed 1 year ago

Gandalf-Dust-Wizard commented 1 year ago

Project name

Bedrock Liquid Staking & Staking Pool

Product type

Staking Pool

If other product type, please describe

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Logo

rockx_logo-white text@2x rockx_logo-dark text@2x

Description

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.

Website

https://bedrock.rockx.com/

If software is involved, is everything open source?

Yes, everything is open source: provide link(s) to project repo(s)

Is the project a fork? If yes, which project was forked?

No

Is the product out of beta development?

The product is out of beta development and has been launched on Ethereum mainnet. It has been online for ~ 6 months. https://etherscan.io/tx/0x725b15afd741bef44fef37e612204150d451dc514af2bab133273121107a5fb3

Project GitHub: https://github.com/RockX-SG/stake

LP: https://app.balancer.fi/#/ethereum/pool/0xbfce47224b4a938865e3e2727dc34e0faa5b1d82000000000000000000000527

What wallets support the product or service?

All wallets that support ERC20 tokens

If the product or service enables staking with <32 ETH, what is the minimum ETH required to stake?

No minimum, however we recommend staking more than 0.01 ETH,

If a service, what are the fees associated with using the service?

10% of staking rewards

If the product or service involved a liquidity token, what are the tokens involved?

UniETH is the liquidity token

Verification of total uniETH supply on-chain: https://etherscan.io/token/0xF1376bceF0f78459C0Ed0ba5ddce976F1ddF51F4 Verification of all deposits into uniETH on-chain: https://etherscan.io/address/0x4beFa2aA9c305238AA3E0b5D17eB20C045269E9d

What date did the project or service go live?

29 Sep 2022 (https://etherscan.io/tx/0x725b15afd741bef44fef37e612204150d451dc514af2bab133273121107a5fb3)

Has the project undergone an external security audit?

Yes

Smart contract audit report: https://github.com/RockX-SG/stake/blob/main/PeckShield-Audit-Report-RockXStaking-v1.0.pdf

Has the project undergone any security bug bounties?

None yet, however, we plan to launch a bug bounty in the near future.

Is the project being actively maintained?

Yes

Is the product or service free of trusted/human intermediaries?

Yes, it is all managed by smart contracts

If a pooled staking service, can users participate as a node operator without permission?

Yes

If listing a staking-as-a-service, are users required to sign-up for an account?

-

If listing as staking-as-a-service, who holds the signing keys, and withdrawal keys?

-

If a pooled staking service, what percent of node operators are running a super-majority consensus layer client?

Currently at 100%, however, we will be implementing DVT to decentralize the validators in addition to setting up the Bedrock DAO.

If listing node or client tooling, which consensus layer clients (Lighthouse, Teku, Nimbus, or Prysm) are supported?

-

What platforms are supported?

Most platforms supported including Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android

What user interfaces are supported?

Browser app for now

Social media links

Twitter: https://twitter.com/rockx_official LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rockx-official Discord: https://discord.gg/YJzs4UwsTp YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCur9s16EemOPuY_YAXhtG9A

Would you like to work on this issue?

wackerow commented 1 year ago

Hey @Gandalf-Dust-Wizard! Thanks for posting... I see you're suggesting this as a "Liquid Staking Protocol". Trying to figure out the best way to fit this in given the existing structure of the staking pages on ethereum.org/staking.

From the website, it looks like both SaaS and pooled staking pages could be appropriate:

Pooled: https://bedrock.rockx.com/unieth/stake

Not a pooled staking service at the moment, but is on our development roadmap

The link above presents an option to convert arbitrary amounts of ETH into uniETH. Would this not be best categorized in the pooled staking options?

SaaS: https://www.rockx.com/staking/validators/ethereum

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This appears to be a 32 ETH min staking-as-a-service setup, which requires users to contact you via email, is that correct?

If so, we should break this out and consider each product separately for the two different pages, and fill out the items needed in the form for each.

wackerow commented 1 year ago

@Gandalf-Dust-Wizard Recapping here after our chat:

Gandalf-Dust-Wizard commented 1 year ago

@wackerow an update in relation to our last comments/discussion. The SaaS product will be undergoing a major upgrade including the implementation of a full self-service portal, and once launched, we will create the SaaS issue. Scheduled to occur later this month.

Since our liquidity has increased to a sufficient amount now, we have adjusted this issue to focus on the Staking Pool product. This is now ready for review.