StaFiX Protocol
Multi-Chain Liquid Staking & Restaking Infrastructure
Connect your wallet to get started
Deposit assets into strategy vaults, earn base staking + restaking yields, and receive transferrable Yield Claims
Strategy Vaults
Select a risk-tiered vault strategy, deposit supported assets, and receive transferrable Yield Claims that accrue base staking + restaking rewards
Conservative Vault
Insured base layer, limited AVS exposure, stable yields
Balanced Vault
Diversified multi-chain AVS bundle with rate smoothing
Pro Yield Vault
High AVS exposure, variable rates, optional leverage
Insured base layer, limited AVS exposure, stable yields
Connect wallet to see your balance
Your Yield Claim is transferrable, splittable, and can be redeemed at maturity or sold on secondary markets
Assets will be allocated to validators and AVSs according to Conservative Vault strategy
How it Works
- 1Deposit Assets
Choose your vault and deposit supported assets
- 2Receive Yield Claim
Get bond-like NFT representing your position
- 3Earn Compound Yields
Accrue base staking + restaking rewards
- 4Manage or Trade
Hold, split, or sell your Yield Claims
Supported Networks
Your Portfolio
Manage your Yield Claims and track performance
Connect Your Wallet
Connect your wallet to view and manage your Yield Claims
Liquid Restaking
Earn additional yields by restaking your liquid staking tokens to secure AVS (Actively Validated Services) across multiple networks
Start Liquid Restaking
First stake your assets to receive liquid staking tokens (rTokens), then restake them to earn compound yields
Stake Assets
Deposit ETH, ATOM, DOT or other supported assets into a strategy vault
Restake rTokens
Use your liquid staking tokens (rETH, rATOM, etc.) to secure AVS networks
Types of AVS (Actively Validated Services)
Data Availability
Secure data availability layers for rollups and modular blockchains
Bridge Security
Provide economic security for cross-chain message passing
Oracle Networks
Decentralized oracle services for reliable data feeds
Sequencer Networks
Decentralized sequencers for Layer 2 rollup networks
Benefits of Liquid Restaking
Maximize your staking yields while contributing to network security across multiple protocols
Compound Yields
Earn base staking rewards + restaking yields simultaneously
Maintain Liquidity
LRTs remain liquid and can be used in DeFi protocols
Multi-Chain Security
Secure multiple AVS across different blockchain networks
Risk Management
Choose AVS with different risk profiles to diversify
Coming Soon
Liquid Restaking features will be available after initial launch. Connect your wallet and stake assets to be ready.
Protocol Governance
Two-chamber governance system: Parameter Council for urgent operations and Community Chamber for strategic decisions
Participate in Governance
Stake tokens to earn voting power and participate in protocol governance decisions
Parameter Council
9 elected members with authority to make urgent decisions
Responsibilities
- • Emergency circuit breakers
- • Risk parameter adjustments
- • Urgent security updates
- • Protocol safety measures
Voting Period
6-24 hours for critical decisions
Community Chamber
All token holders participate in strategic decisions
Responsibilities
- • Protocol upgrades & features
- • Economic model changes
- • Treasury allocations
- • Long-term strategy
Voting Period
3-7 days for thorough discussion
How Governance Works
Stake Tokens
Stake tokens to earn voting power in governance
Review Proposals
Read and analyze active governance proposals
Cast Your Vote
Vote for or against proposals, or delegate your votes
Earn Rewards
Earn rewards for active participation in governance
Note: Governance features will be activated after initial protocol launch. Stake tokens now to be ready to participate when governance goes live.
Key Governance Principles
Transparency
- •All proposals are publicly visible
- •Voting records are on-chain and immutable
- •Execution happens automatically when passed
Decentralization
- •No single entity controls the protocol
- •Token holders make final decisions
- •Progressive decentralization over time
Security
- •Time delays for critical changes
- •Emergency pause mechanisms
- •Multi-signature requirements for treasury
Participation
- •Incentivized voting rewards
- •Delegation options for passive holders
- •Low quorum thresholds for accessibility