Rock'n'Block
Rock'n'Block is a web3 development studio specializing in blockchain engineering for financial infrastructure.
What is Rock'n'Block?
Rock'n'Block is a web3 development studio specializing in blockchain engineering for financial infrastructure. Established in 2017 with a team of 150+ developers and 300+ completed projects, it builds the infrastructure and data streaming that protocols, exchanges, wallets, and financial platforms run on. Core expertise includes DeFi protocols (AMMs, lending, perpetual DEXs), blockchain data streaming and indexing, RWA tokenization, prediction markets, crypto payment solutions, and custodial wallet architecture. Clients range from startups to established enterprises, with notable projects including Blum's multi-chain indexing stack and SwapX's ve(3,3) DEX on Sonic.
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