Bifrost
Bifrost is a liquid staking protocol that lets users earn staking rewards and DeFi yields across 15+ blockchains.
What is Bifrost?
Bifrost is a liquid staking app-chain tailored for all blockchains, utilizing decentralized cross-chain interoperability to empower users to earn staking rewards and DeFi yields with flexibility, liquidity, and high security across multiple chains. The protocol issues vTokens—liquid staking derivatives with a 1:1 peg and yield-bearing features—that can be used across multiple DeFi protocols for trading, borrowing, leveraging, and more. Bifrost supports 6+ assets across 15+ blockchains and is governed through on-chain democracy referendums. BNC is the native token powering network operations and governance. The platform has been audited by multiple security firms including CertiK, Beosin, and SlowMist, and is trusted by over 27,000 vToken holders and 130,000 BNC holders.
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