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StaFiX Protocol Overview

A multi-chain restaking and liquid staking finance protocol that unifies base staking yields, restaking revenues, and programmable yield instruments into a single, composable platform

Building the Yield Graph of DeFi

StaFiX transforms fragmented restaking opportunities into a coherent yield layer accessible to everyday users, sophisticated developers, and institutions alike. Our vision is bold: build the 'yield graph' of decentralized finance—an infrastructure where yield is a first-class object.

Users simply choose a risk band, maturity preference, and liquidity profile; the protocol abstracts the rest via modular strategies, cross-chain messaging, and verifiable accounting.

Security-First Defaults

Conservative fail-safes, whitelisted modules by risk tier, and graceful degradation

Liquidity Orientation

Transferrable yield claims, secondary markets, and lines of credit against positions

Multi-Chain Pragmatism

Deploy where users are, interoperate via canonical bridges and light clients

Multi-Chain Architecture Visualization

Yield Claims Innovation

StaFiX introduces canonical Yield Claims - positions that accrue income from base staking and approved restaking services, represented by transferrable tokens that can be split, traded, and settled with minimal friction.

Three Product Tracks

  • Simple Yield: Easy choices with abstracted complexity
  • Structured Yield: Term and tranche controls
  • Pro Yield: Raw strategy knobs for power users
  • • Optional bond-like NFTs with maturity and penalties

StaFiX Multi-Chain Architecture

A modular architecture spanning multiple blockchain layers for seamless cross-chain operations

StaFiX Multi-Chain Technical Architecture Diagram
StaFi Chain

Substrate-based blockchain managing StaFiX token and on-chain governance

StaFiHub

Cosmos-SDK based chain for IBC-connected networks (ATOM, IRIS)

EVM Contracts

Smart contracts for Ethereum and EVM chains (XDeposit, XStake)

Cross-Chain Bridge

Connext and Everclear for secure cross-chain messaging

Key Components

Understanding the core building blocks of the StaFiX protocol

Security & Risk Management

StaFiX implements comprehensive security measures to protect user funds and protocol operations

Smart Contract Security

Rigorous audits, formal verification, and battle-tested patterns

Mitigation: Open source contracts, bug bounty program, and limited permissions

Slashing Protection

Diversified delegation across multiple operators

Mitigation: Curated operator selection and governance oversight

Governance Controls

Decentralized governance with emergency mechanisms

Mitigation: Timelock controls and community-driven decisions

Cross-Chain Security

Secure bridging with rate limits and monitoring

Mitigation: Non-custodial bridges and governance circuit breakers

Important Risk Disclosure

Users should be aware that liquid restaking carries a higher risk profile than basic staking or even basic liquid staking. Proper education and transparency about these risks is a continued priority for the StaFiX team and community.

Use Cases & Benefits

StaFiX unlocks value for different stakeholder groups across the Web3 ecosystem

Individual Stakers

Maximize yield on staked assets without sacrificing liquidity

Example Scenario:

Alice stakes 10 ETH → gets 10 rETH (5% APR) → restakes to get 10 RrETH (15%+ total APR)

Key Benefits:

  • Compound rewards without additional capital
  • Maintain full liquidity
  • Support multiple networks simultaneously
Protocol Developers

Bootstrap security by leveraging established network capital

Example Scenario:

New oracle network integrates with EigenLayer → StaFiX provides restaked security

Key Benefits:

  • Access to large pool of restaked assets
  • Cost-effective security bootstrapping
  • LSaaS integration support
DeFi Ecosystem

New arbitrage and yield opportunities with liquid restaking tokens

Example Scenario:

RrETH-ETH liquidity pools, lending collateral, cross-chain yield strategies

Key Benefits:

  • Enhanced market efficiency
  • Cross-chain liquidity unification
  • Always-earning collateral assets

Real-World Example: Multi-Chain Staking Strategy

Alice holds DOT, ATOM, and ETH. Through StaFiX, she stakes all three via respective modules: gets rDOT on StaFi Parachain, rATOM on StaFiHub, and rETH on Ethereum. She then converts some into a unified restaking position by swapping rDOT and rATOM into more rETH, and deposits the rETH into StaFiX's EigenLayer pool to get RrETH. Now Alice earns from Polkadot staking, Cosmos staking, Ethereum staking, and Ethereum restaking — a diversified yield stream while maintaining full liquidity.