# Table of Contents - [How It Works | StakeStone](#how-it-works-stakestone) - [Background | StakeStone](#-background-stakestone) - [Yield Bearing Liquid ETH | StakeStone](#yield-bearing-liquid-eth-stakestone) - [Stake & Mint | StakeStone](#stake-mint-stakestone) - [Unstake & Omnichain Withdrawal | StakeStone](#unstake-omnichain-withdrawal-stakestone) - [STONE Mechanism | StakeStone](#stone-mechanism-stakestone) - [Background | StakeStone](#background-stakestone) - [Supported Assets | StakeStone](#supported-assets-stakestone) - [Conversion | StakeStone](#conversion-stakestone) - [[Request] | StakeStone](#-request-stakestone) - [Bridging | StakeStone](#bridging-stakestone) - [[Instant] | StakeStone](#-instant-stakestone) - [OPAP | StakeStone](#opap-stakestone) - [Pricing | StakeStone](#pricing-stakestone) - [STONEBTC | StakeStone](#stonebtc-stakestone) - [SBTC | StakeStone](#sbtc-stakestone) - [STONE Pools | StakeStone](#stone-pools-stakestone) - [Lock | StakeStone](#lock-stakestone) - [Vote | StakeStone](#vote-stakestone) - [Smart Contracts Address_SBTC | StakeStone](#smart-contracts-address-sbtc-stakestone) - [Smart Contracts Address_STONEBTC | StakeStone](#smart-contracts-address-stonebtc-stakestone) - [Addendum | StakeStone](#addendum-stakestone) - [How LiquidityPad Works | StakeStone](#how-liquiditypad-works-stakestone) - [Tokenomics | StakeStone](#tokenomics-stakestone) - [STO | StakeStone](#sto-stakestone) - [Coming Soon | StakeStone](#coming-soon-stakestone) - [Swap & Burn | StakeStone](#swap-burn-stakestone) - [LiquidityPad | StakeStone](#liquiditypad-stakestone) - [Risks | StakeStone](#risks-stakestone) - [References | StakeStone](#references-stakestone) - [Bug Bounty Program | StakeStone](#bug-bounty-program-stakestone) - [Cross-chain Interfaces | StakeStone](#cross-chain-interfaces-stakestone) - [Audits & Security | StakeStone](#audits-security-stakestone) - [Roadmap | StakeStone](#roadmap-stakestone) - [Smart Contracts Address_STONE | StakeStone](#smart-contracts-address-stone-stakestone) - [Privacy Policy | StakeStone](#privacy-policy-stakestone) - [Introduction | StakeStone](#introduction-stakestone) --- # How It Works | StakeStone [PreviousYield Bearing Liquid ETH](/stakestone/stone-eth/yield-bearing-liquid-eth) [NextSTONE Mechanism](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/stone-mechanism) Last updated 7 months ago #### [](#overview) Overview STONE is a non-rebase ERC-20 token that operates similarly to Lido's wstETH in terms of yield generation. As a non-rebase token, the numerical balance of STONE in your wallet remains constant; however, its intrinsic value in ETH increases over time due to accumulated staking yields. For example, if user A deposits 100 ETH for 100 STONE, and after one year, the value of 1 STONE rises to 1.04 ETH, the user can withdraw 104 ETH from StakeStone using their 100 STONE. The price of STONE is determined by the smart contract and is not influenced by DEX prices or information platforms like CoinGecko. This contract-based price is used for both deposits and withdrawals, ensuring users can always redeem their ETH according to the current STONE price in the contract. Users can view the STONE price for deposits and withdrawals on . Additionally, STONE is an Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) built on LayerZero, allowing it to be seamlessly bridged across different chains. StakeStone leverages LayerZero’s solutions to develop customized contracts, enhancing STONE’s cross-chain compatibility. The upcoming mainnet will utilize Polyhedra and zkBridge for bridging STONE accumulated within the Bitcoin ecosystem, further expanding our interoperability and usability. **STONE’s address** Ethereum Mainnet: 0x7122985656e38BDC0302Db86685bb972b145bD3C Manta Pacific: 0xEc901DA9c68E90798BbBb74c11406A32A70652C3 [StakeStone's dApp](https://app.stakestone.io/u/stake) --- # Background | StakeStone The Ethereum Shanghai upgrade heralds a new era for ETH, characterized by risk-free yields of underlying assets, and introduces a series of paradigm shifts that are reshaping the crypto landscape. For institutions and individuals seeking stable returns, the yield generated by Ethereum’s PoS mechanism is undeniably compelling. At the same time, as new liquidity mining opportunities arise, it becomes challenging for users to forgo PoS rewards in favor of providing liquidity with ETH directly. Furthermore, for the next generation of DeFi protocols, Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs), which bear ETH staking yields, are emerging as the preferred choice for liquid assets. LSTs, based on Ethereum's native yields, and their derivatives, LRTs, are poised to become superior alternatives to ETH in the realm of liquidity reserves. With the rise of emerging scaling solutions such as Layer2 and other blockchain networks, the demand for LST liquidity is set to surge, solidifying its importance in the evolving DeFi ecosystem. ### [](#the-problem) The Problem Ethereum's transition to Proof of Stake (PoS) has been hailed as a revolutionary step forward for the blockchain industry, promising a more sustainable and scalable network. However, despite its groundbreaking potential, significant structural challenges within the current market landscape have hindered the full realization of these benefits. **For Stakers** Individual stakers aim to secure risk-free staking returns. However, the growing opportunities for additional yield through liquidity provision are more likely to arise on Layer 2 solutions or blockchains other than Ethereum. Thus creating a dilemma where users must choose returns between providing liquidity (LP) or staking, thereby incurring opportunity costs. LRTs provide users with innovative mechanisms to enhance capital efficiency by enabling them to restake their assets across multiple protocols, effectively allowing them to earn multiple streams of yield. However, due to the fragmented nature of liquidity across different LRT pools, users often encounter a complex and disjointed experience. The introduction of new tickers and the intricate processes involved in managing liquidity across multiple platforms add layers of complexity to the user journey. **For L2s and other EVM-compatible blockchains** Emerging blockchains will face greater challenges in acquiring sufficient ETH liquidity due to the need to cover the opportunity cost of the risk-free yield for migrating native ETH from the ethereum ecosystem to projects such as L2s and other EVM compatible chains for TVL. Notably, with the widespread adoption of restaking, the opportunity cost linked to the risk-free yield could reach up to 10% to 15%. **For Developers** Developers often encounter various hurdles when integrating LRTs, particularly due to the constant introduction of new tickers for various pools by the same project founders, which complicates integration efforts and leads to inefficiencies in both the user journey and developer workflows. The frequent changes in tickers create a fragmented and cumbersome development process, making it difficult to maintain a stable system. Integrating cross-chain ETH further exacerbates these challenges, as obtaining price feeds without relying on oracles is complex. Furthermore, rebase tokens, which algorithmically adjust their supply, are particularly difficult to integrate and pose significant obstacles to achieving true omnichain operations, adding another layer of complexity. ### [](#the-solution-yield-bearing-liquid-assets) The Solution: Yield Bearing Liquid Assets StakeStone presents a comprehensive solution by introducing a yield-bearing liquid asset: STONE. STONE is designed to address the core issues faced by users, protocols, chains, and developers, creating a more efficient and seamless experience across the board. #### [](#for-stakers) For Stakers: The introduction of liquid assets by StakeStone eliminates the traditional opportunity cost associated with choosing between liquidity provision and staking. Users no longer have to compromise between earning staking rewards or participating in liquidity pools. With these yield-bearing liquid assets, users can simultaneously earn optimized returns on top of the risk-free yield from staking. This innovation not only maximizes potential earnings automatically for users but also allows for the full utilization of liquidity within the relevant ecosystems. #### [](#for-l2s-and-other-evm-compatible-blockchains) For **L2s and other EVM-compatible blockchain**s: robust,StakeStone simplifies the complex challenges of liquidity management and user acquisition that protocols and chains often face. By leveraging liquid assets, these ecosystems can more easily bootstrap liquidity and attract users, creating a more organic, robust, and sustainable environment for growth. The streamlined process reduces the barriers to entry for new projects and helps established protocols maintain a steady flow of liquidity, ensuring the stability and efficiency of the ecosystem. #### [](#for-developers) For Developers: For developers, StakeStone's STONE token serves as a rebalance token, offering a powerful tool for integrating liquidity and staking mechanisms within dApps. The STONE token's design facilitates omnichain functionalities, not only reducing the complexity of integrating rebase tokens but also providing a more sustainable infrastructure to be fully adaptable to the dynamic nature of the blockchain space. In summary, StakeStone's yield-bearing liquid assets provide a holistic solution that addresses the key challenges faced by users, protocols, chains, and developers alike. With our liquid asset STONE, StakeStone is poised to play a pivotal role in the evolution of the blockchain ecosystem. [PreviousIntroduction](/stakestone) [NextYield Bearing Liquid ETH](/stakestone/stone-eth/yield-bearing-liquid-eth) Last updated 2 months ago --- # Yield Bearing Liquid ETH | StakeStone The vision of StakeStone from day one was not merely to create a staking pool or restaking protocol but to build a yield-bearing liquid asset that could withstand the challenges of time. Our solution introduces the concept of liquid ETH, and we believe the following criteria are essential to making an asset truly liquid: * **Transparency**: Our non-custodial approach ensures complete transparency of underlying assets and returns. Much like MakerDAO, StakeStone is committed to building a fully on-chain asset that is governed on-chain, providing full visibility into staking routes. * **True Liquidity**: StakeStone leverages deep and efficient omnichain liquidity, allowing for easy redemption with minimal price impact. Users can opt for instant withdrawals on any chain, enjoying the flexibility of no lock-up periods. Unlike other staking protocols, StakeStone's robust omnichain liquidity allows for instant withdrawals on all chains. Our innovative design allocates a portion of ETH dynamically to a separate underlying yield strategy—Native's PMM lending pool—enabling market makers to provide exit liquidity for STONE holders across multiple chains, ensuring optimal liquidity and yield generation. * **Omnichain Accessibility**: STONE and its price feed flow seamlessly across multiple chains, ensuring broad accessibility. This omnichain approach allows for dynamic adjustments and coverage of opportunity costs through an adaptive staking network, providing users with broad access, smooth transactions, and consistent price feeds across various chains. * **Adaptability**: STONE is compatible with multiple consensus mechanisms, including PoS, Restaking, Decentralized Sequencing, AI, and more. Our unique modular architecture, which separates the minter contract from our strategy vault contract, enables adjustable underlying strategies and optimized yield source opportunities. This flexibility ensures that users can benefit from a variety of consensus mechanisms while maximizing their yield potential through tailored strategies. * **Optimization**: With a decentralized portfolio strategy, liquidity is reallocated effortlessly, maximizing staking yields. Unlike traditional staking pools where users are tied to a specific fixed yield source, STONE holders benefit from the flexibility to switch underlying portfolios—for example, from Eigenlayer to Symbiotic, Ora, or other consensus mechanisms such as decentralized sequencing or DePIN. * **Consistency**: Upgrading the smart contract or adjusting STONE’s underlying assets does not affect the circulating STONE, ensuring the token’s stability. This stability is supported by our modular architecture and rebalancing design, which facilitate seamless DeFi integration and reward yield accrual on L2, as well as both institutional and mass adoption. Liquidity providers only need to hold STONE or utilize it across various scenarios, including DeFi, IDO, IMO, INO, payments, and even as collateral on centralized exchanges, unlocking a wide array of CeDeFi use cases. By building STONE to meet these criteria, we are setting the foundation for it to become the universal standard for liquid ETH, capable of thriving in a wide range of utility scenarios, empowering both user and protocol. Our goal is to make STONE not only a cornerstone of the DeFi ecosystem—one that embodies transparency, liquidity, adaptability, and stability, but also an asset for real world businesses and use case. We believe that with STONE, we are paving the way for the future of liquid assets, offering worldwide users unparalleled flexibility in complex DeFi journeys and everyday scenarios. [PreviousBackground](/stakestone/stone-eth/background) [NextHow It Works](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works) Last updated 7 months ago --- # Stake & Mint | StakeStone [PreviousSTONE Mechanism](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/stone-mechanism) [NextUnstake & Omnichain Withdrawal](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/unstake-and-omnichain-withdrawal) Last updated 7 months ago When users deposit ETH into StakeStone, the minter contract immediately mints STONE, which is then sent to the users. All deposited ETH will be staked, and the stETH is kept in StakeStone's strategy vault, with the potential for these stETH to be restaked into various strategy pools. It’s important to note that STONE itself is compatible with restaking by integrating restaked assets as underlying assets, rather than being used directly as the asset for restaking. Please note that the underlying strategy pool for STONE is managed through a decentralised governance process ("OPAP") and may change with time. For the most up to date strategy vault, please check ; click here for more details on . [the Portfolio & Allocation section](https://app.stakestone.io/u/portfolio-allocation) [OPAP](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/opap) STONE Vault ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FeuO6a1Zw0fjePolB2kbg%252FScreenshot%25202024-08-20%2520at%252023.07.38.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3Dc2268846-ae59-4729-824b-e0c6154966c7&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=c62a261d&sv=2) --- # Unstake & Omnichain Withdrawal | StakeStone [PreviousStake & Mint](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/stake-and-mint) [Next\[Instant\]](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/unstake-and-omnichain-withdrawal/instant) Last updated 7 months ago STONE is an Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) built on LayerZero, allowing it to be seamlessly bridged across different chains. StakeStone leverages LayerZero’s solutions to develop customized contracts, enhancing STONE’s cross-chain compatibility. By leveraging Native's liquidity infrastructure, STONE enables users to perform seamless cross-chain redemptions with optimized pricing and speed, all with a single click. Our integration with Native's PMM tackles liquidity fragmentation, resulting in lower costs, better prices, and higher capital efficiency. ### [](#withdrawal-process) **Withdrawal Process** StakeStone provides two methods for withdrawals: **\[Request\]** and **\[Instant\]**. **Instant Withdrawal** leverages Native's PMM liquidity infrastructure to provide users with instant omnichain withdrawals. By depositing a certain amount of ETH into Native's lending pool, our buffer pool allows users to easily convert STONE back to ETH across different chains with a single click. \*Only available when there is remaining ETH in the buffer pool **The Request Withdraw** method is slower because, after users initiate withdrawals, STONE must be unstaked from various restaking protocols before ETH can be returned to the user. ### [](#the-price-of-stone) **The Price of STONE** The amount of ETH you can withdraw with STONE is based on the price of STONE in smart contracts. The price of STONE is determined by the smart contract and is not influenced by DEX prices or information platforms like CoinGecko. This contract-based price is used for both deposits and withdrawals, ensuring users can always redeem their ETH according to the current STONE price in the contract. Users can view the STONE price for deposits and withdrawals on . For more information on STONE's pricing mechanism, please visit [Pricing](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/pricing) [StakeStone's dApp](https://app.stakestone.io/u/stake) --- # STONE Mechanism | StakeStone [PreviousHow It Works](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works) [NextStake & Mint](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/stake-and-mint) Last updated 7 months ago ### [](#stone-mechanism) STONE Mechanism Upon depositing ETH into StakeStone, the Minter contract mints STONE according to the exchange rate between ETH and STONE, as determined by our smart contracts, and sends the STONE directly to the user. Simultaneously, the deposited ETH is transferred to the StakeStone Vault, where it is held in reserve until deployment is triggered. **Deployment Process** Once the deployment is activated by the smart contract, the ETH in the StakeStone Vault is allocated to the Strategy Pool. This pool is composed of various underlying yield strategies, each proposed through OPAP. The distribution of ETH across these asset routes within the Strategy Pool is dynamic and rebalanced according to the allocation ratio determined by the Optimizing Portfolio and Allocation Proposal mechanism. **Governance and Rebalancing** **Execution and Management** After ETH is allocated to the Strategy Pool, it is utilized according to the designated strategies. For example, ETH might be staked to mint stETH, which could then be re-staked into EigenLayer, or withdrawn from EigenLayer and returned to the StakeStone Vault, depending on the strategic needs. These operations are executed securely by a multi-signature setup controlled by trusted partners like Cobo and Coincover, ensuring both security and transparency. **Utilizing STONE for Additional Yield** **Omnichain Liquidity & Instant Withdrawals** Powered by Native's advanced liquidity infrastructure, StakeStone provides users and developers with seamless omnichain liquidity. Users benefit from instant, low-slippage withdrawals across any chain, while protocols can tap into strong, omnichain ETH liquidity through STONE's infrastructure. STONE not only ensures reliable exit liquidity across chains but also enables its use on any DEX without the need for deploying dedicated liquidity pools, allowing protocols to focus on development without the burden of bootstrapping initial liquidity. ### [](#components) Components #### [](#stakestone-vault) StakeStone Vault _Management of deposit, withdrawal and settlement_ The StakeStone Vault acts as a buffer for deposited funds, holding the ETH within the contract until the next settlement, at which point it is deployed to the underlying strategy pool. The StakeStone vault is only permitted to send ETH to the Strategy Pool contract, and does not allow anyone to unilaterally withdraw ETH out of the vault. Any deposit or withdrawal of ETH from the Strategy Pool contract has to be passed through OPAP by STONE holders, and the team does not have control over these funds. #### [](#minter) Minter _Minting and burning of STONE_ The Minter function decouples STONE token minting from its underlying assets. This separation allows for adjustments to the underlying assets without affecting the circulation of issued STONE tokens, ensuring a higher level of token stability. #### [](#strategy-pool) Strategy Pool _Whitelisted asset yield routes_ The strategy pool utilizes a whitelist mechanism governed by OPAP, ensuring high compatibility with various protocols and consensus mechanisms. Additionally, asset risks are isolated within each individual strategy route, effectively preventing cross-contamination of risks. #### [](#opap) **OPAP** _On-chain proposal to add new yield routes and optimize allocations_ The asset routes and its corresponding weight within the Strategy Pool is governed by STONE holders through , if and when the STONE community agrees on a new asset route, it will then be added to our Strategy Pool. The minted STONE can be used to generate extra yield through . These pools allow STONE to be deployed across different chains via our cross-chain bridge, enabling users to earn LP rewards. Additionally, users have the option to lock their LP tokens within StakeStone's protocol to receive enhanced rewards, maximizing their returns while contributing to the ecosystem's liquidity and stability. For more detailed description, please refer to the section. [STONE-Fi Pools](/stakestone/stone-fi/stone-pools) [OPAP](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/stone-mechanism#opap) [OPAP](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/stone-mechanism#opap) ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FMpfjz7BwNRP3h5TLYBeS%252FStructure.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3D4e89cc16-f13b-4638-a18a-8fe9148fab5a&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=12b840bc&sv=2) --- # Background | StakeStone Bitcoin serves as an if not the most important cornerstone of crypto, yet native BTC from the Bitcoin chain lacks smart contract functionality, limiting its liquidity and integration with DeFi protocols. The lack of robust liquidity is the primary obstacle preventing BTC assets from realizing their full potential within EVM chains and other ecosystems. This limitation effectively freezes a vast reservoir of dormant liquidity within the BTC ecosystem, restricting its value to flow to other ecosystems and preventing it from playing a more active role in the broader DeFi landscape. At StakeStone, we believe a strong BTC asset in the EVM ecosystems should have the following key features, and have built SBTC and STONEBTC with the following features in mind: 1. Liquidity 2. Use cases STONEBTC and SBTC together represent a comprehensive solution for enhancing the liquidity, utility, and yield potential of BTC assets within the EVM ecosystems and other chains. By addressing this liquidity challenge, StakeStone's BTC assets aim to significantly expand BTC assets' use cases in the crypto ecosystem, providing our users with liquidity and yield. StakeStone's innovative BTC assets empower users to fully unlock the potential of their BTC holdings, providing unmatched liquidity and efficiency in the ever-evolving world of crypto. [PreviousBridging](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/bridging) [NextSBTC](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/sbtc) Last updated 5 months ago --- # Supported Assets | StakeStone [PreviousHow LiquidityPad Works](/stakestone/stone-fi/liquiditypad/how-liquiditypad-works) [NextComing Soon](/stakestone/stone-pay/coming-soon) Last updated 2 months ago To provide **maximum adaptability and accessibility**, LiquidityPad supports a broad range of assets, including but not limited to: * **Ethereum-based assets:** ETH, WETH * **Bitcoin derivatives:** WBTC, cbBTC, BTCB, LBTC, FBTC * **Stablecoins:** USDT, USDC * **StakeStone’s native assets:** **,** **, and** [**STONE**](/stakestone/stone-eth/background) [**SBTC**](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/sbtc) [**STONEBTC**](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/stonebtc) --- # Conversion | StakeStone StakeStone's governance system is built on a vote-escrowed token model that encourages long-term alignment with the protocol. This page explains the processes for converting between STO and veSTO. ### [](#sto-to-vesto-conversion) STO to veSTO Conversion #### [](#process) Process 1. Navigate to the "DAO" section of the StakeStone dApp and select the "STO <=> veSTO" tab; 2. Enter the amount of STO to be converted to veSTO. Each STO token converts to exactly one veSTO token. The conversion takes effect immediately, with no delay or vesting period; 3. Users' veSTO balance will update immediately after the transaction is confirmed. ### [](#vesto-to-sto-conversion) veSTO to STO conversion The process of converting veSTO back to STO incorporates a carefully designed vesting period that ensures protocol stability and protects against potential governance attacks. This balanced approach allows participants to exit their governance position while maintaining the integrity of the StakeStone ecosystem. #### [](#process-1) Process 1. Navigate to the "DAO" section of the StakeStone dApp and select the "STO <=> veSTO" tab; 2. The conversion maintains a 1:1 ratio throughout the process—each veSTO token will become exactly one STO token once the vesting concludes; 3. The amount of veSTO deposited for conversion enters a 30-day vesting period. During this vesting period, the veSTO is effectively locked—meaning it cannot be used for re-locking, voting, or receiving yield boost benefits; 4. During the 30-day vesting, user can check total claimable STO, different claim orders and the corresponding amount of veSTO in vesting, as well as estimated claimable time for each independent claim; 5. Once the 30-day vesting period concludes, users can claim their STO tokens. The 30-day vesting period begins at the exact moment users initiate the conversion. This process cannot be cancelled once initiated. If a user has multiple conversion transactions in progress (perhaps initiated at different times), the user will need to claim each one individually as they reach their vesting completion. [PreviousSTO](/stakestone/governance/sto) [NextLock](/stakestone/governance/sto/lock) Last updated 1 month ago --- # [Request] | StakeStone [Previous\[Instant\]](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/unstake-and-omnichain-withdrawal/instant) [NextOPAP](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/opap) Last updated 7 months ago For the \[Request\] method, users can submit the amount of ETH they wish to redeem. The requested ETH will be available to claim after the next settlement, which typically occurs a few days later depending on the total amount of ETH requested. The \[Request\] method offers the advantage of lower gas fees and minimal to no slippage; however, users must wait for a certain period for their request to be processed. ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252F3gLfTXqF3BR3bC0WhAc3%252Fimage.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3D4a6f8ce0-259f-43c9-bf94-d33b6688f957&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=40d943f9&sv=2) --- # Bridging | StakeStone [PreviousPricing](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/pricing) [NextBackground](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/background) Last updated 7 months ago Built on LayerZero and enhanced with StakeStone's customized contracts, STONE has the following cross-chain features: 1. **Cross-Chain Asset Transfer:** STONE is an Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) with bridging capabilities supported by LayerZero. StakeStone has developed custom contracts to facilitate the bridging of STONE across different chains without burning it on the source chain. Instead, STONE is locked in the contract of the source chain and can only be released when it is bridged back via LayerZero. This mechanism ensures the stability of STONE's price within the contract. 2. **Cross-Chain Price Feed:** The price of STONE is determined by the total quantity of underlying assets and its circulating supply. Anyone can use LayerZero to relay this price information to the target chain at any time. Developers can then directly access and utilize this price within the STONE token contract, ensuring accurate and transparent pricing across chains. 3. **Bridging:** Users can bridge STONE to and from the currently supported chains via StakeStone's website. It is important to note that bridging from Manta Pacific to Ethereum Mainnet is currently disabled until the conclusion of Manta's New Paradigm initiative. For STONE BTC, bridging will be available alongside Bitcoin L2’s launch of mainnet. ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FahF9S6I3Okqfc6BLL7h7%252Fbridge1.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3Dc079ce2d-2214-4968-bc9d-f7687c5c1032&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=a02256dd&sv=2) ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FYpV0qaXtzcCf864gwdHF%252Fbridge2.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3Dc4f3f1da-aae8-4e7d-9e18-e08cb5bd7036&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=2eda8075&sv=2) --- # [Instant] | StakeStone [PreviousUnstake & Omnichain Withdrawal](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/unstake-and-omnichain-withdrawal) [Next\[Request\]](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/unstake-and-omnichain-withdrawal/request) Last updated 7 months ago For the \[Instant\] method, users can withdraw ETH with their STONE immediately without waiting for settlement. The advantage of \[Instant\] is that users receive their ETH faster. However, this method involves an additional gas fee and higher slippage. When there is undeployed ETH available in the buffer pool, users can instantly withdraw ETH from the buffer pool without incurring extra gas fees or slippage. ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252F4CpFHs73tsMnx9vXow65%252Fimage.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3D734eae79-c928-48f4-8da2-a61a2e59e411&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=14af9c6a&sv=2) --- # OPAP | StakeStone The Optimizing Portfolio and Allocation Proposal (OPAP) mechanism is the first decentralized solution for management and optimization of liquid staking yields. Unlike traditional approaches that rely on MPC wallets, StakeStone provides full transparency for underlying assets and yields. OPAP allows for the optimization of STONE’s underlying assets, ensuring that STONE holders receive optimized staking yields automatically and effortlessly. This includes: * **Portfolio Optimization**: Adding new strategies to the underlying assets of STONE * **Allocation Optimization**: Changing the proportion of ETH among different strategies ### [](#how-does-opap-ensure-safety) How does OPAP ensure safety? OPAP prioritizes safety over APY when evaluating new assets. STONE holders focus on three key risks: market risk, counterparty risk, and technology risk. Specifically, market risk concerns liquidity, counterparty risk involves governance, legal issues, and centralization, while technology risk pertains to smart contracts and oracle reliability. Thus, STONE holders prefer low-risk, blue-chip assets as underlying assets. Past assets approved by OPAP include Symbiotic, Eigenlayer, Rocketpool, Curve, Balancer, and Mellow. Our asset evaluations emphasize safety (third-party audits), adoption (measured by the number of staked on-chain wallets), and liquidity (to minimize slippage and large price fluctuations). To ensure safety, we consult a committee of the largest institutional STONE holders, who provide independent internal risk assessments and due diligence to verify if an asset meets our blue-chip standards. Our developer team includes experts from reputable audit firms such as Slowmist, ensuring that all code undergoes an internal audit before being externally reviewed by institutional partners and third-party auditors. OPAP also has a timelock mechanism in the smart contract code (minimum 24 hours). Usually, the timelock is longer, averaging 3 to 7 days while integrating community feedback for OPAP and this timelock serves as a safety guardrail. ### [](#how-opap-works) **How** OPAP **Works** **WHEN TO VOTE** Any adjustment to funds must first be proposed and displayed in the form of a proposal. The holders of STONE will determine the final decision on whether to execute the proposal through on-chain voting. **WHO CAN VOTE** All STONE holders can vote in favor or against the proposal in `OPAP` on StakeStone's website, with the weight determined by the number of STONE they lock. **HOW TO DECIDE** * The final decision on whether to pass and execute the proposal will be based on the number of votes in favor and against the proposal. * The proposal will be implemented if it receives more affirmative votes than opposing votes at the end of the public notice period. * When nobody vote for or against in one proposal when the voting period ends, it will NOT be implemented. **HOW TO PROPOSE** * Currently, proposals can be raised by this address: `**0xc52d678f99bfc43ae777a16a79b78db571a3e2a1**` * StakeStone will gradually transition to DAO governance to decentralize the proposal submission, relevant parameter adjustments, and rule decisions. The StakeStone team strongly encourages STONE holders to actively participate in these OPAP proposals, contributing to the development of a safer and fully decentralized ecosystem. [Previous\[Request\]](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/unstake-and-omnichain-withdrawal/request) [NextPricing](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/pricing) Last updated 7 months ago All past and active proposals (OPAP) can be found and voted on StakeStone's website or directly . We will send reminders for each proposal and we also strongly encourage you to set up your own reminders. [here](https://app.stakestone.io/u/portfolio-allocation/vote/vote-list) --- # Pricing | StakeStone [PreviousOPAP](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/opap) [NextBridging](/stakestone/stone-eth/how-it-works/bridging) Last updated 7 months ago The price of STONE within StakeStone is derived from smart contracts, distinct from the prices seen on decentralized exchanges. When users deposit or withdraw assets in StakeStone, these transactions are executed based on an internal price determined by the contract, rather than by fluctuating DEX prices. For instance, if a user currently holds 1 STONE, they can withdraw approximately 1.0021 ETH via StakeStone's frontend. **How is STONE’s Price in the Contract Calculated?** The price of STONE within StakeStone’s smart contract is determined by two key factors: the total value of underlying assets in StakeStone and the current total supply of STONE. The contract calculates the price of STONE by dividing the total value of these underlying assets by the current total supply, providing an accurate and transparent valuation that users can verify on-chain. **Where Can I Find STONE’s Price?** Users can check the current price of STONE by accessing our dApp at . The exchange rate displayed on the dApp is also used for calculating withdrawals, ensuring consistency and transparency. **Why Are STONE Prices on DEXs and Information Platforms Different from StakeStone’s dApp?** The price of STONE on DEXs is influenced by the composition and depth of its liquidity pool. When liquidity is insufficient on a DEX, the price of STONE may become inaccurate, leading to a high price impact during swaps. Information platforms typically pull prices from these DEX sources, which may not reflect the true value of STONE as calculated by StakeStone’s smart contract. This discrepancy between the contract price and the DEX price creates arbitrage opportunities. For example, if the contract price of STONE is 1.1 ETH, and a user purchases 1 STONE for 0.8 ETH on a DEX, they can then exchange that 1 STONE for 1.1 ETH on StakeStone, capitalizing on the difference. To mitigate these discrepancies and stabilize the DEX price, additional liquidity will soon be added on Manta Pacific, which will help align DEX prices more closely with those displayed on StakeStone’s dApp. [stakestone.io](http://stakestone.io) Stake Function Exchange Rate Display Unstake Function Exchange Rate Display ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FWYsOUe443NhIOMWF3exq%252Fprice1.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3Dab95283c-1427-4c17-8756-69d2169bf665&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=1c136fe4&sv=2) ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FGJUvoRhdZ9qEkj4jxoWY%252Fprice2.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3D5f70d6a2-8117-461b-907a-dde39a0b2434&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=2d789920&sv=2) --- # STONEBTC | StakeStone ### [](#introducing-stonebtc) **Introducing STONEBTC** STONEBTC is a yield-bearing BTC derivative designed to unlock the full earning potential of Bitcoin holdings while maintaining seamless liquidity across DeFi ecosystems. By integrating advanced BTC yield strategies across **DeFi, CeDeFi, and RWA**, STONEBTC allows users to earn sustainable yields without sacrificing flexibility or utility. ### [](#key-features-of-stonebtc) **Key Features of STONEBTC** * **Automatically Optimized Yields**: STONEBTC provides users with access to advanced, automatically optimized yield strategies, similar to StakeStone’s ETH-based product, STONE. By leveraging diverse yield sources, including Bitcoin staking and restaking networks like Babylon and Symbiotic, STONEBTC dynamically allocates assets to maximize returns and generate sustainable yields without the need for active management, creating a seamless, hands-off experience. * **Omnichain Liquidity**: STONEBTC provides users with omnichain liquidity, thus ensuring liquidity for time-locked BTC assets and providing more flexible methods for exit liquidity. * **Enhanced Capital Efficiency**: By allowing users to earn yields while retaining the ability to utilize their assets in DeFi, STONEBTC enhances capital efficiency. Users can participate in a wide range of DeFi activities, including DEX trading, lending platforms, CDP collateralization, derivatives trading, and even GameFi. ### [](#how-does-stonebtc-work) How Does STONEBTC Work? Getting started with STONEBTC is straightforward: • Deposit your SBTC or LBTC into StakeStone’s protocol. • Your holdings are automatically converted into STONEBTC. • From the moment of deposit, STONEBTC begins generating yield through StakeStone’s underlying strategy vaults. StakeStone’s vaults are designed to integrate multiple yield sources, combining the innovation of DeFi protocols, the stability of CeDeFi institutions, and the growth potential of RWA projects. This balanced approach ensures sustainable and optimized returns for BTC holders. As StakeStone expands support for additional BTC derivatives, STONEBTC will continue to evolve, further enhancing its versatility and accessibility. #### [](#withdrawals) Withdrawals Users can request a withdrawal of their STONEBTC holdings at any time. StakeStone, in collaboration with our market maker, ensures that withdrawals are processed and completed immediately to seven days. This process is designed to guarantee maximum security for users’ assets while maintaining efficient liquidity management. ### [](#conclusion) Conclusion STONEBTC is not just another BTC derivative. Combined with SBTC (”StakeStoneBTC”), StakeStone’s BTC products are designed to solve two key problems BTC holders face: low or inconsistent yields and restricted liquidity. In the future, we plan to integrate STONEBTC into even more use-case scenarios, including **payment solutions** and other innovative financial utilities. As the omnichain DeFi landscape grows, so too will the opportunities for STONEBTC! [PreviousSBTC](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/sbtc) [NextSTONE Pools](/stakestone/stone-fi/stone-pools) Last updated 3 months ago --- # SBTC | StakeStone [PreviousBackground](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/background) [NextSTONEBTC](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/stonebtc) Last updated 5 months ago #### [](#introducing-sbtc-stakestonebtc) **Introducing SBTC ("StakeStoneBTC")** SBTC is designed to act as a liquid, index BTC, addressing the issue of illiquid native BTC assets by providing robust omnichain liquidity. This innovative solution will facilitate BTC asset trading and enhance the utility of native BTC within EVM ecosystems as well as other Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks. SBTC will be composed of a diversified basket of ERC20 tokens, primarily BTCB, ensuring a solid foundation of liquidity. **Key Features of SBTC** * **Manifold use cases**: Through close collaboration with leading ecosystems and blue-chip DeFi protocols, SBTC will have a wide range of outstanding use cases, such as various DeFi protocols on Berachain. These use cases will generate more yields for SBTC and unlock the potential of more BTC assets. * **Omnichain Liquidity**: SBTC is designed to offer seamless liquidity across multiple chains, solving the liquidity fragmentation problem inherent in existing BTC derivatives. Upon launch, SBTC will enjoy immediate omnichain liquidity, facilitated by Native's PMM mechanism, which ensures optimal pricing and liquidity depth. * **Instant Withdrawals**: Users can benefit from instant withdrawals with a 1:1 BTC ratio. This feature leverages BTCB's liquidity, ensuring that SBTC holders can easily convert their assets into native BTC. **Architecture of SBTC** ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FyfDMh6UHGxj8c9kspuYV%252FIMAGE%25202024-10-10%252022%253A13%253A22.jpg%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3De86df084-f8fe-45e6-bfcf-f4458ab54bc9&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=45716dab&sv=2) --- # STONE Pools | StakeStone STONE-Fi is an omnichain liquidity distribution marketplace designed specifically for the application layer, facilitating seamless redistribution of liquidity across ecosystems and protocols. By bridging the gaps between native liquidity and various ecosystems, and aligning incentives among liquidity providers, protocols, and ecosystems, StakeStone ensures that liquidity is efficiently allocated where it’s needed most. **Earning with STONE-Fi Pools** After staking ETH and receiving STONE, users can further enhance their returns by providing liquidity in one of our STONE-Fi pools. Leveraging the omnichain capabilities of STONE-Fi, users can seamlessly move liquid assets across chains, deposit into various LP mining pools, and unlock the full potential of their STONE holdings. STONE-Fi offers a diverse range of mining pools across multiple chains and protocols, allowing users to earn LP rewards with STONE trading pairs on DEXs, market-making protocols, lending platforms, CDPs (Stablecoin), derivatives, and GameFi. Each LP route within STONE-Fi is accompanied by detailed information explaining how rewards are earned and calculated. The STONE-Fi dashboard allows users to track their liquidity provision, rewards, and APY, providing a comprehensive view of their earnings and opportunities. **Decentralization & Ecosystem Sustainability** STONE-Fi serves as a powerful tool within StakeStone's ecosystem, ensuring that liquidity is effectively allocated to prime opportunities and that participants are incentivized to contribute to the platform's long-term success. [PreviousSTONEBTC](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/stonebtc) [NextLiquidityPad](/stakestone/stone-fi/liquiditypad) Last updated 7 months ago --- # Lock | StakeStone The StakeStone governance system uses a vote-locking mechanism that allows veSTO holders to lock their tokens to gain voting power and additional benefits. This page explains how locking veSTO works, its benefits, and the process for participating in this core governance function. ### [](#understanding-vesto-locking) Understanding veSTO Locking After converting STO to veSTO, users must lock their veSTO to activate its voting capabilities and additional benefits. The locking mechanism serves several important purposes: 1. **Ensuring Commitment**: Requiring users to lock veSTO demonstrates commitment to the protocol's long-term health. 2. **Preventing Governance Attacks**: The locking period prevents short-term manipulation of governance decisions. 3. **Aligning Incentives**: By locking veSTO, StakeStone protocol rewards users who demonstrate greater commitment to the protocol. ### [](#benefits-of-locking-vesto) Benefits of Locking veSTO 1. **Governance Power**: By locking veSTO, users can influence veSTO emissions as well as make community-driven decisions about platform fees and percentages of bribes burned. 2. **Yield Boost**: Locking veSTO grants holders instant access to yield boost benefits proportional to the amount of veSTO converted. A specific amount of veSTO can only boost a proportional amount of liquidity provided; if users' provided liquidity exceeds the proportional amount covered by their locked veSTO, the excess liquidity will not receive boosted yields. To maximize yield across all liquidity positions, users will need to lock sufficient veSTO. ### [](#process) Process Users can lock their veSTO tokens by navigating to the DAO section of the StakeStone dApp and selecting the Lock tab, where users are able to see the voting power the locked veSTO represents. Unlocking veSTO does not require a vesting period and can be unlocked immediately. [PreviousConversion](/stakestone/governance/sto/conversion) [NextVote](/stakestone/governance/sto/vote) Last updated 1 month ago --- # Vote | StakeStone Voting rights are proportional to the amount of veSTO tokens locked. ### [](#types-of-governance-votes) Types of Governance Votes **Incentive Distribution Votes (Gauge Voting)** By participating in gauge voting, veSTO holders can vote for specific STONE-Fi and BTC-Fi pools as well as LiquidityPad Vaults, thereby directing veSTO emissions towards these pools. By participating in gauge voting, holders are entitled to a portion of bribes and veSTO emissions proportional to their votes for the selected pool or vault. **Protocol Parameter Votes** Holders of locked veSTO can collectively decide and modify key protocol parameters such as fee structures, proportion of bribes burned, and other protocol initiatives. ### [](#benefits-of-gauge-voting) Benefits of Gauge Voting 1. **veSTO Emissions**: When veSTO holders vote on specific pools or vaults for emission allocation, they also secure a proportional claim to the associated veSTO rewards. 2. **Bribe Rewards**: When protocols and ecosystem builders bribe specific pools or vaults, a proportion of bribes are distributed as rewards proportionally to the amount of veSTO voted. [PreviousLock](/stakestone/governance/sto/lock) [NextSwap & Burn](/stakestone/governance/sto/swap-and-burn) Last updated 1 month ago --- # Smart Contracts Address_SBTC | StakeStone [](#sbtc-contracts) SBTC Contracts --------------------------------------- Contract Name Address SBTC (BNB Chain) 0x15469528C11E8Ace863F3F9e5a8329216e33dD7d SBTCVault (BNB Chain) 0x3aa0670E24Cb122e1d5307Ed74b0c44d619aFF9b SBTCLayerZeroAdapter (BNB Chain) 0x7122985656e38BDC0302Db86685bb972b145bD3C SBTC (Ethereum) 0x094c0e36210634c3CfA25DC11B96b562E0b07624 SBTCVault (Ethereum) 0x7dBAC0aA440A25D7FB43951f7b178FF7A809108D SBTCLayerZeroAdapter (Ethereum) 0x3f690f43a9fCA689829A22bf925c89B7a48ca57F SBTC (Scroll) 0xE630Abc6a480AC27270Fa9Ce615bFA5917e85525 SBTCLayerZeroAdapter (Scroll) 0x4F9F1333cfFA3e0dcA98736E260442a86D918501 SBTC (Zircuit) 0x438fA5A9B1d57165E6ea1005Ee035d6554b0b54F SBTCLayerZeroAdapter (Zircuit) 0xaCD6510CE275F86C651e9743Ea744141c7072183 SBTC (BOB Chain) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 SBTCLayerZeroAdapter (BOB Chain) 0xD2012fc1B913cE50732ebcaa7E601fe37Ac728C6 SBTC (Aptos) 0x5dee1d4b13fae338a1e1780f9ad2709a010e824388efd169171a26e3ea9029bb::stakestone\_bitcoin::StakeStoneBitcoin [PreviousSmart Contracts Address\_STONE](/stakestone/developers/smart-contracts-address_stone) [NextSmart Contracts Address\_STONEBTC](/stakestone/developers/smart-contracts-address_stonebtc) Last updated 4 months ago --- # Smart Contracts Address_STONEBTC | StakeStone Contract Name Address STONEBTC（Ethereum） 0x2D83F5BfC83cF0B09B8884101C015FA9c74c32F3 OracleConfigurator 0x6cD42e64630d25406bFC51CcA65cFfa7Cd495FB1 StoneBTCVault 0x1fC603779DC6b4866769A58067777D2C52628226 SBTC 0x094c0e36210634c3CfA25DC11B96b562E0b07624 LBTC 0x8236a87084f8B84306f72007F36F2618A5634494 [PreviousSmart Contracts Address\_SBTC](/stakestone/developers/smart-contracts-address_sbtc) [NextStakeStone API References](/stakestone/developers/stakestone-api-references) Last updated 2 months ago --- # Addendum | StakeStone The following section shows all articles and papers used in StakeStone's documents. [PreviousCross-chain Interfaces](/stakestone/developers/cross-chain-interfaces) [NextReferences](/stakestone/developers/addendum/references) Last updated 8 months ago --- # How LiquidityPad Works | StakeStone Upon depositing assets, users receive **LP tokens**, which represent their share in the liquidity vault. These LP tokens can be leveraged across Ethereum’s DeFi ecosystem, unlocking multiple opportunities: * **Liquidity Provision and Trading on DEXs:** Users can deploy LP tokens on DEXs such as **Uniswap and Curve**, providing liquidity to earn trading fees or trade LP tokens directly * **Collateralized Borrowing:** LP tokens can be used as collateral on lending platforms such as **Aave and Morpho** * **Yield Optimization Strategies:** Through platforms like **Pendle**, users can trade or lock in their future yields, optimizing their returns based on market conditions * **Ecosystem Incentives:** LP tokens provide access to exclusive opportunities such as **airdrops, governance rights, and reward programs** from partner protocols LiquidityPad's flexible and customizable liquidity infrastructure enables users to enhance their returns while providing emerging ecosystems with a long-term, tailored liquidity solution. [PreviousLiquidityPad](/stakestone/stone-fi/liquiditypad) [NextSupported Assets](/stakestone/stone-fi/liquiditypad/how-liquiditypad-works/supported-assets) Last updated 2 months ago --- # Tokenomics | StakeStone [PreviousRoadmap](/stakestone/governance/roadmap) [NextSmart Contracts Address\_STONE](/stakestone/developers/smart-contracts-address_stone) Last updated 13 hours ago STO is the native utility and governance token of the StakeStone ecosystem, designed to align long-term incentives across all stakeholders, including users, partners, and builders. The token supports key functionalities such as protocol governance, yield boosting, and access to bribe rewards through vote-escrowed STO (veSTO). ### [](#allocation) Allocation **Total Supply**: 1,000,000,000 ### [](#vesting) Vesting StakeStone’s token distribution is designed to foster long-term alignment across contributors, investors, ecosystem participants, and community stakeholders. Each category follows a tailored vesting schedule to support sustainable protocol development and strategic growth. STO Distribution STO Vesting Schedule ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FC4D0WtldRYJpQywA5KfR%252FGnlr_JNaMAIFbdw.jpeg%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3D72eaf0c5-0c23-4431-89c3-f2031a462c30&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=2a958024&sv=2) ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FwefjWZ0Vax61px20izkK%252FGnlsEM1aUAAUaCd.jpeg%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3D803c1313-fa69-4097-889a-c056c8e25209&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=62a8b069&sv=2) --- # STO | StakeStone [PreviousComing Soon](/stakestone/stone-pay/coming-soon) [NextConversion](/stakestone/governance/sto/conversion) Last updated 29 days ago STO is the governance token that powers StakeStone's omnichain liquidity infrastructure. It serves as the cornerstone of the protocol's governance while creating sustainable value for all participants in the StakeStone ecosystem. Through a carefully designed vote-escrowed token model (veSTO), STO aligns incentives between liquidity providers, governance participants, and protocols within the StakeStone ecosystem. The token provides utility across multiple dimensions while employing innovative mechanisms to continuously capture value and ensure long-term protocol sustainability. #### [](#quick-navigation) Quick Navigation: 1. **Converting between STO and veSTO** 1. **How to lock veSTO to unlock voting power** 1. **Participating in StakeStone's governance** 1. **Utilizing the Treasury asset swap mechanism** [](#token-utility) Token Utility ------------------------------------- STO enables multiple forms of utility within the StakeStone ecosystem. By locking veSTO tokens, holders gain voting rights proportional to their locked tokens as well as other benefits, including boosted yield and bribe rewards. #### [](#governance) Governance * **Emission Allocation**: veSTO holders vote on the allocation of veSTO emissions across STONE-Fi pools, BTC-Fi pools, and LiquidityPad vaults. * **Protocol Parameter Control**: veSTO holders influence key protocol parameters, including the amount of platform fees charged and percentage of bribes burned. * **Strategic Direction**: Governance participants help shape StakeStone's development roadmap and strategic initiatives. #### [](#liquidity-incentives-and-rewards) Liquidity Incentives & Rewards * **Yield Boosting**: Liquidity providers who lock veSTO receive boosted yields on their provided liquidity. For each amount of liquidity deposited, a proportional quantity of veSTO must be locked to maximize yield boosts. If insufficient veSTO is locked, the yield boost applies only to a portion of the deposited liquidity. * **Bribe Rewards**: veSTO voters earn a portion of bribes from the STONE-Fi pools, BTC-Fi pools, and LiquidityPad vaults they voted for. * **veSTO Emissions**: When veSTO holders vote on specific pools or vaults for emission allocation, they also secure a proportional claim to the associated veSTO rewards. * **Treasury Asset Access**: STO represents proportional rights to assets in the StakeStone Treasury through the [Swap & Burn](/stakestone/governance/sto/swap-and-burn) mechanism. [](#value-capture-mechanism) Value Capture Mechanism --------------------------------------------------------- #### [](#id-1.-platform-fees) 1\. Platform Fees Platform fees, such as exit fees from STONE vaults, SBTC & STONEBTC vaults, and LiquidityPad, will be directed to the Treasury. These fees consist of blue-chip assets such as ETH, Bitcoin, and stablecoins. #### [](#id-2.-bribe-mechanism) 2\. Bribe Mechanism Our bribe mechanism creates mutual benefits for protocols seeking liquidity and governance participants. Ecosystem builders and protocols can purchase STO tokens to deposit as bribes into STONE-Fi pools, BTC-Fi pools, or LiquidityPad vaults, creating targeted incentives that attract liquidity where it's most needed. When STO serves as the bribe currency, a portion is immediately burned upon deposit, generating continuous deflationary pressure that benefits all token holders. A remaining portion flows directly to veSTO holders who directed their votes toward the respective pools, creating a direct economic incentive for active governance participation. Beyond STO-denominated bribes, the Treasury will take partner ecosystem governance tokens as bribes. This not only provides highly targeted incentives for specific pools but also expands the Treasury's asset diversity. For governance participants, these varied token streams create additional value capture opportunities. Our multi-token Treasury approach strengthens cross-ecosystem relationships, allowing for diversified rewards to our ecosystem. [](#conclusion-building-sustainable-governance) Conclusion: Building Sustainable Governance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ StakeStone's governance and tokenomics model is designed to ensure incentive alignment across all stakeholders—from liquidity providers to ecosystem builders and everyday users. At the heart of StakeStone's governance lies the vote-escrowed token model, creating a framework that balances accessibility with long-term commitment. The multi-layered incentive structure rewards meaningful participation, while the deflationary mechanisms provide sustainable value accrual. As the protocol grows, STO will continue to expand in utility through the very governance mechanisms it enables, allowing the StakeStone community to collectively shape the future of StakeStone's omnichain liquidity infrastructure. StakeStone integrates a network of interconnected mechanisms designed to drive sustainable growth for both the protocol and its treasury while ensuring consistent value accrual for STO holders. The Treasury is powered by two revenue streams, complemented by an innovative mechanism that reinforces long-term value sustainability. [Conversion](/stakestone/governance/sto/conversion) [Lock](/stakestone/governance/sto/lock) [Vote](/stakestone/governance/sto/vote) [Swap & Burn](/stakestone/governance/sto/swap-and-burn) [Swap & Burn](/stakestone/governance/sto/swap-and-burn) STO Value Capture Mechanism ![](https://docs.stakestone.io/~gitbook/image?url=https%3A%2F%2F3335806686-files.gitbook.io%2F%7E%2Ffiles%2Fv0%2Fb%2Fgitbook-x-prod.appspot.com%2Fo%2Fspaces%252FCQc6hVwS1NTaUDN4XLdQ%252Fuploads%252FwKoT2w39zxqJnqNTLOgg%252FValue%2520Capture%2520Mechanism.png%3Falt%3Dmedia%26token%3Dcaee4042-2d3d-43c0-acac-5b58bad2c6cb&width=768&dpr=4&quality=100&sign=4994eb6d&sv=2) --- # Coming Soon | StakeStone Stone.Pay is a groundbreaking DeFi savings and payment product currently under development by StakeStone. Designed with usability and optimization of returns at its core, Stone.Pay enables users to spend STONE in various on-chain and off-chain scenarios. Current solutions for crypto payments face many challenges, including but not limited to: 1. Bad user experience: transaction failure, lagging, etc. 2. High gas fees: not suitable for small value transactions 3. No incentive to spend crypto: why spend ETH when it can gain yield instead? Stone.Pay addresses the market's need for a flexible, smart money account that not only accumulates yields but also facilitates real-time small value payments with low gas fees and instant settlement. #### [](#how-stone.pay-will-work) **How Stone.Pay Will Work** Unlike existing crypto payment solutions, Stone.Pay allows users to earn yield while their assets remain in a spending account, ready to be deployed any second. Until the moment of transaction, STONE assets deposited in the spending account continue to compound daily yield, growing over time and providing users with the opportunity to utilize their ETH in a broad range of use cases without sacrificing the lucrative yields that DeFi offers. #### [](#the-goal-of-stone.pay) **The Goal of Stone.Pay** The vision of StakeStone is to turn ETH into a liquid asset that can be used daily, further expanding the use case of ETH to mass adoption. With Stone.Pay, we aim to make STONE-as-an-asset more versatile and user-friendly, allowing it to be a seamless part of everyday use, either on chain or off. [PreviousSupported Assets](/stakestone/stone-fi/liquiditypad/how-liquiditypad-works/supported-assets) [NextSTO](/stakestone/governance/sto) Last updated 7 months ago 💬 --- # Swap & Burn | StakeStone The innovative Swap & Burn mechanism is designed to create sustainable value and diversified returns for STO holders while maintaining deflationary pressure on the token supply. This page explains how the mechanism works and its benefits. ### [](#understanding-swap-and-burn) Understanding Swap & Burn The StakeStone Treasury accumulates a diversified portfolio of assets through its revenue streams: 1. **Platform Fees**: Generated from withdrawals across STONE vaults, SBTC & STONEBTC vaults, and LiquidityPad vaults 2. **Bribe Portions**: A percentage of bribes offered by protocols to attract liquidity These assets primarily consist of blue-chip cryptocurrencies such as ETH, BTC, stablecoins, STO, and partner ecosystem governance tokens. As the protocol grows and more protocols leverage StakeStone's liquidity solutions, the Treasury naturally expands in asset diversification, creating increasing value that backs the STO token. The Swap & Burn mechanism allows STO holders to exchange their tokens for a proportional share of these alternative treasury assets, effectively removing STO from circulation in the process. ### [](#how-swap-and-burn-works) How Swap & Burn Works The Swap & Burn mechanism creates a powerful market dynamic by enabling arbitrage opportunities. When a user holds STO tokens, they inherently possess rights to a proportional share of the treasury's alternative assets. When the value of Treasury assets corresponding to a specific amount of STO exceeds STO's market value, users can: 1. Acquire STO tokens on the open market 2. Swap these tokens for their proportional treasury assets 3. Realize the value difference as profit This process simultaneously: * Removes STO from circulation through permanent burning * Distributes alternative blue-chip assets to STO holders * Creates natural price discovery and a soft value floor for STO The arbitrage potential incentivizes market participants to constantly monitor and maintain efficient pricing, creating a self-regulating, organic, and sustainable ecosystem that protects STO value. ### [](#benefits-of-swap-and-burn-mechanism) Benefits of Swap & Burn Mechanism * **Flexible Exit Options**: Enables direct exchange for blue-chip treasury assets without relying on exchange liquidity * **Portfolio Diversification**: One swap provides exposure to multiple blue-chip assets in the treasury * **Market-Driven Deflation**: Creates natural token burns triggered by arbitrage opportunities * **Value Accrual for Holders**: As tokens are burned, each remaining STO represents a larger claim on treasury assets [PreviousVote](/stakestone/governance/sto/vote) [NextRoadmap](/stakestone/governance/roadmap) Last updated 29 days ago --- # LiquidityPad | StakeStone ### [](#introduction) Introduction The blockchain landscape is rapidly evolving, entering **an era of diversification and specialization** where each blockchain functions as **a unique digital economy with distinct liquidity demands**, specializing and catering to specific use case scenarios. While Ethereum stands as a liquidity powerhouse abundant with assets, emerging ecosystems face significant hurdles in acquiring and deploying efficient, organic, and sustainable liquidity to fuel their growth. StakeStone LiquidityPad is an **innovative omnichain liquidity issuance platform**, strategically designed to bridge Ethereum’s liquidity-rich environment with the evolving demands of emerging chains. By offering a **tailored and structured liquidity fundraising solution**, LiquidityPad empowers projects to secure liquidity that is tailored and aligned with their unique ecosystems while providing users with yield opportunities across the omnichain landscape. ### [](#addressing-the-liquidity-challenge) Addressing The Liquidity Challenge Emerging blockchains face potential hurdles in acquiring and retaining efficient liquidity. While Ethereum offers a vast pool of liquidity, cross-chain friction, opportunity costs, and fragmented infrastructures hinder efficient liquidity flow. Without **an efficient bridge to Ethereum’s robust liquidity**, emerging ecosystems face potential barriers that hinder their growth potential. StakeStone’s LiquidityPad eliminates these inefficiencies, enabling projects to acquire liquidity efficiently through StakeStone's omnichain infrastructure. **Key challenges include:** * **Capital Opportunity Cost:** Projects must incentivize asset migration from Ethereum, competing with native staking yields and DeFi opportunities * **Cross-Chain Complexity:** Traditional methods expose users to bridge risks, high transaction costs, and fragmented liquidity pools * **Lack of Efficient Distribution:** Without tailored solutions, liquidity often becomes stagnant, failing to support protocol growth dynamically StakeStone’s LiquidityPad addresses these issues by offering a customized and tailored omnichain liquidity issuance platform that allows projects of all stages to attract, manage, and retain liquidity sustainably. ### [](#liquiditypad-an-essential-omnichain-pipeline) LiquidityPad: An essential Omnichain Pipeline Through a **structured omnichain liquidity distribution model**, LiquidityPad serves as an essential pipeline, ensuring **bilateral** **capital flows across ecosystems** by enabling Ethereum-based assets to be seamlessly deployed across emerging chains while empowering ecosystem assets to access Ethereum’s mature DeFi infrastructure for further value creation. **Highlights** 1. **Tailored Liquidity Issuance:** Projects can launch tailored pre-deposit liquidity vaults aligned with their growth strategies and ecosystem-specific demands 2. **Omnichain Liquidity Access:** Seamlessly channel liquidity between Ethereum and emerging chains, unlocking new DeFi and yield opportunities 3. **Capital Efficiency:** Users can maximize yield opportunities while maintaining access to liquid assets 4. **Security & Transparency:** Fully on-chain, non-custodial infrastructure ensures complete asset visibility and security ### [](#benefits-for-lps) Benefits for LPs Liquidity providers play a crucial role in driving the LiquidityPad ecosystem, benefiting from early-stage incentives and yield opportunities to maximize their capital efficiency. Through active participation, users can: * **Earn Early-Stage Rewards:** Gain access to project-specific airdrop rewards and incentives * **Amplify Yield Opportunities:** Utilize LP tokens within Ethereum’s blue-chip DeFi ecosystem for additional yield generation * **Seamlessly Navigate Ecosystems:** Enjoy frictionless access to emerging blockchain projects without exposure to unnecessary risks By acting as a strategic gateway, LiquidityPad allows users to engage in high-yield opportunities with confidence while supporting the growth of emerging ecosystems. ### [](#conclusion) Conclusion As blockchain ecosystems continue to diversify, the need for **efficient, omnichain liquidity distribution solutions** has never been greater. StakeStone’s LiquidityPad establishes itself as **the critical omnichain liquidity infrastructure** connecting Ethereum’s liquidity-rich environment with emerging chains that require efficient capital, driving sustainable growth across ecosystems while maintaining robust security, capital efficiency, and optimized yield for users. [PreviousSTONE Pools](/stakestone/stone-fi/stone-pools) [NextHow LiquidityPad Works](/stakestone/stone-fi/liquiditypad/how-liquiditypad-works) Last updated 2 months ago --- # Risks | StakeStone Last Updated: 1st Sep. 2023 StakeStone is an innovative system that combines multiple DeFi protocols and assets, aiming to provide users with a one-stop staking experience with optimized risk-adjusted staking yields. It also offers a better yield-bearing asset option for developers. However, despite our best efforts, there are inherent risks associated with StakeStone, including vulnerabilities related to smart contracts, market dynamics, and third-party assets and protocols. These vulnerabilities may be exploited and pose potential risks to StakeStone users. We believe it is essential to summarize the potential risks that users may encounter when using StakeStone. We also encourage you to explore additional potential risk factors and make decisions on whether and how to use StakeStone based on your own assessment and risk tolerance. StakeStone Protocol will not assume responsibility for any fund losses, regardless of the circumstances. The list of risks outlined below is not exhaustive, as specific risk factors can change over time with evolving market conditions and industry developments. Therefore, we will periodically update this risk summary. Using a StakeStone product indicates that you have read and accept all risks associated with the StakeStone product, including but not limited to those described herein. ### [](#smart-contract-risks) SMART CONTRACT RISKS Smart contract risk is one of the primary threats faced by DeFi, and while StakeStone's contracts undergo audits by well-respected and professional auditors and are open source, it's crucial to acknowledge that no contract can ever be completely risk-free. Despite our best intentions to prioritize user safety and multiple rounds of testing before release, there may still be potential vulnerabilities or logic errors that could be exploited, resulting in the loss of user funds. To keep pace with the rapid changes in the market and technology and to ensure the security of user assets and the competitiveness of our product, the StakeStone team may make adjustments to certain parameters and settings within the contract or update the code. By using StakeStone, you agree to assume these risks and accept any changes the team may implement in the contract. StakeStone has plans to introduce additional audits in the future and undergo further institutional-level scrutiny to minimize this risk as much as possible. We also strongly recommend that you gain a comprehensive understanding of the various risks associated with smart contracts. Audit Report: hub.com/Secure3Audit/Secure3Academy/blob/main/audit\_reports/StakeStone/StakeStone\_final\_Secure3\_Audit\_Report.pdf ### [](#defi-composability-risks-third-party-protocols-and-platforms) DEFI COMPOSABILITY RISKS (THIRD-PARTY PROTOCOLS AND PLATFORMS) The ability to combine multiple protocols, like building with LEGO blocks, to provide users with higher yields and a more convenient experience is one of the charms of DeFi. StakeStone, based on various reputable protocols, aims to offer users more competitive yields. However, stacking multiple DeFi protocols also increases the complexity of the code and system, leading to greater risks. Additionally, connecting to multiple protocols can expose StakeStone to market risks, DAO governance risks, mechanism risks, oracle risks, and other potential issues that may affect the StakeStone protocol. Any problems with the protocols that StakeStone relies on could potentially result in losses for StakeStone users. While StakeStone supports only well-established, battle-tested protocols that have managed substantial assets and performed well during crises, it is impossible to guarantee that all the protocols integrated into StakeStone will always function as intended. Therefore, we strongly recommend that users gain a better understanding of the protocols currently supported by StakeStone, including Lido, Rocket Pool, Balancer, Aura, and Maverick, and evaluate the risks associated with interacting with these protocols based on your personal preferences. In the future, StakeStone may become compatible with additional blue-chip DeFi protocols. The addition of any new protocols will be proposed on-chain, publicly disclosed during a time lock period, and subject to open voting by STONE holders before implementation. All proposals will be announced, and we encourage you to set reminders to independently monitor the operation of StakeStone and exercise your rights as an STONE holder in a decentralized manner. ### [](#underlying-asset-risks) UNDERLYING ASSET RISKS The value of ETH and STONE minted in StakeStone is backed by a basket of underlying assets, including various LSTs (such as wstETH, rETH, frxETH) and DEX’s LP tokens. These assets are known for their strong performance and adequate liquidity. However, it's essential to be aware that each underlying asset carries counterparty risk. When these underlying assets experience significant changes, including but not limited to price decoupling, issues with operating organizations, or severe slashing, the value of STONE can also be affected. To protect user assets in the event of extreme situations involving the underlying assets, StakeStone's contract includes an emergency rebalancing feature. This feature allows for the swapping of such assets for ETH and returning them to the StakeStone Vault in the event of significant risks associated with one or more underlying assets, without impacting the ownership of the assets. This function is designed to preserve user assets as much as possible while not moving assets away from their ownership. ### [](#rebalance-allocation-optimization-risks) REBALANCE / ALLOCATION OPTIMIZATION RISKS In pursuit of optimized risk-adjusted yields, funds in the StakeStone protocol are periodically reallocated and reconfigured among the currently supported protocols and assets. Any operations involving fund allocation require a proposal to be submitted in an on-chain format, disclosed during the Timelock phase, and executed only after receiving approval through a vote by STONE holders. However, reallocating funds may potentially lead to price impacts, which in turn can result in potential capital losses. Nevertheless, StakeStone's smart contract incorporates a limit on the price impact caused by operations, which is set at 0.5%. Any operations that could result in losses exceeding 0.5% will not be executed, regardless of whether the losses are due to price impact or external malicious MEV attacks. This limit is designed to mitigate the risk associated with significant price fluctuations during the reallocation process and protect the capital of STONE holders to a certain extent. ### [](#cross-chain-risks) CROSS-CHAIN RISKS STONE is an omni-chain LST (Liquid Staking Token) that leverages Layerzero to seamlessly transmit asset and price information across various L2 (Layer 2) and sidechains. Currently, supported chains include Base, Linea, Mantle, Arbitrum, with plans for further expansion in the future. During the process of cross-chain transmission of asset and price information, users may encounter corresponding risks. It's important to note that different chains operate with distinct mechanisms and structures, resulting in varying levels of risk associated with each chain. ### [](#stone-use-cases-risks) STONE USE CASES RISKS STONE is a developer-friendly LST asset with the potential for adoption by various protocols such as stablecoins, lending platforms, derivatives, and more. Protocols that support STONE as an underlying asset enable STONE holders to earn rewards by utilizing STONE within these platforms. However, it's essential to note that supporting STONE as an underlying asset is permissionless, and StakeStone cannot impose restrictions on the use cases of STONE. Using STONE in protocols outside of StakeStone may expose users' funds to risks. Therefore, we strongly advise users to thoroughly understand any protocol they intend to use STONE in and assess its associated risks before proceeding. ### [](#regulatory-risks) REGULATORY RISKS Cryptocurrency and DeFi remain at the forefront of technological innovation, and regulatory developments in this field are continually evolving. In extreme circumstances, it is possible that users may be unable to access StakeStone's products through the website frontend. However, users will still have the option to withdraw their funds by interacting directly with the smart contracts. This decentralized approach ensures that users can maintain control over their assets, even in challenging regulatory environments or unforeseen circumstances that may impact frontend access. [PreviousBug Bounty Program](/stakestone/additionals/audits-and-security/bug-bounty-program) [NextTerms of Service](/stakestone/additionals/terms-of-service) Last updated 10 months ago --- # References | StakeStone [PreviousAddendum](/stakestone/developers/addendum) [NextAudits & Security](/stakestone/additionals/audits-and-security) Last updated 1 year ago * RPC References on Ethereum: * Solidity Documentation: * Truffle Documentation: * RPC Endpoint List: * LayerZero Introduction: [https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/apis/json-rpc](https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/apis/json-rpc) [https://docs.soliditylang.org/](https://docs.soliditylang.org/) [https://www.trufflesuite.com/docs](https://www.trufflesuite.com/docs) [https://chainlist.org/](https://chainlist.org/) [https://layerzero.gitbook.io/docs/](https://layerzero.gitbook.io/docs/) --- # Bug Bounty Program | StakeStone [PreviousAudits & Security](/stakestone/additionals/audits-and-security) [NextRisks](/stakestone/additionals/risks) Last updated 6 months ago StakeStone believes in the power of community to ensure security. Our bug bounty is currently live on Immunifi, for more info or to submit a bug, click . [here](https://immunefi.com/bug-bounty/stakestone/information/) --- # Cross-chain Interfaces | StakeStone [](#token-transfer) Token Transfer --------------------------------------- #### [](#function) Function Copy function sendFrom( address _from, uint16 _dstChainId, bytes calldata _toAddress, uint _amount, address payable _refundAddress, address _zroPaymentAddress, bytes calldata _adapterParams ) public #### [](#abi) ABI Copy { "inputs": [\ {\ "internalType": "address",\ "name": "_from",\ "type": "address"\ },\ {\ "internalType": "uint16",\ "name": "_dstChainId",\ "type": "uint16"\ },\ {\ "internalType": "bytes",\ "name": "_toAddress",\ "type": "bytes"\ },\ {\ "internalType": "uint256",\ "name": "_amount",\ "type": "uint256"\ },\ {\ "internalType": "address payable",\ "name": "_refundAddress",\ "type": "address"\ },\ {\ "internalType": "address",\ "name": "_zroPaymentAddress",\ "type": "address"\ },\ {\ "internalType": "bytes",\ "name": "_adapterParams",\ "type": "bytes"\ }\ ], "name": "sendFrom", "outputs": [], "stateMutability": "payable", "type": "function" } [](#fetch-stone-price) Fetch STONE Price --------------------------------------------- #### [](#function-1) Function Copy function tokenPrice() public returns (uint256 price) #### [](#abi-1) ABI Copy { "inputs": [], "name": "tokenPrice", "outputs": [\ {\ "internalType": "uint256",\ "name": "price",\ "type": "uint256"\ }\ ], "stateMutability": "nonpayable", "type": "function" } [](#price-feeding) Price Feeding ------------------------------------- #### [](#function-2) Function Copy function updatePrice( uint16 _dstChainId, bytes memory _toAddress ) public payable returns (uint256 price) #### [](#abi-2) ABI Copy { "inputs": [\ {\ "internalType": "uint16",\ "name": "_dstChainId",\ "type": "uint16"\ },\ {\ "internalType": "bytes",\ "name": "_toAddress",\ "type": "bytes"\ }\ ], "name": "updatePrice", "outputs": [\ {\ "internalType": "uint256",\ "name": "price",\ "type": "uint256"\ }\ ], "stateMutability": "payable", "type": "function" } [PreviousStakeStone API References](/stakestone/developers/stakestone-api-references) [NextAddendum](/stakestone/developers/addendum) Last updated 7 months ago \`\_dstChainId\` list could find here: [https://layerzero.gitbook.io/docs/technical-reference/mainnet/supported-chain-ids](https://layerzero.gitbook.io/docs/technical-reference/mainnet/supported-chain-ids) --- # Audits & Security | StakeStone [PreviousReferences](/stakestone/developers/addendum/references) [NextBug Bounty Program](/stakestone/additionals/audits-and-security/bug-bounty-program) Last updated 2 months ago [](#stone-eth) STONE (ETH) ------------------------------- ### [](#quantstamp) Quantstamp **Audit #1** **Time:** 2024.06.24 - 2024.07.12 **Scope:** Full Scope Audit **Link:** **Report:** ### [](#slowmist) SlowMist **Audit #1** **Time:** 2023.12.07 - 2023.12.18 **Report:** **Audit #2** **Time:** 2024.03.07 - 2024.03.11 **Report:** **Audit #3** **Time:** 2024.05.06 - 2024.05.07 **Report:** **Audit #4** **Time:** 2024.06.24 **Audit #5** **Time:** 2024.07.09 **Link:** **Report:** **Audit #6 (STONEBTC)** **Link:** **Audit #7 (STONE Bera Vault)** **Link:** **Audit #8 (SBTC Bera Vault)** **Link:** ### [](#secure3) Secure3 **Audit #1** **Time:** 2023.03.18 **Report:** **Audit #2** **Time:** 2023.08.14 ### [](#veridise) Veridise **Audit #1** **Time:** 2023.12.08 - 2023.12.15 **Link:** **Report:** [](#sbtc) SBTC ------------------- ### [](#quantstamp-1) QuantStamp **Audit #1** **Link:** ### [](#slowmist-1) SlowMist **Audit #1** **Link:** [](#stonebtc) STONEBTC --------------------------- ### [](#slowmist-2) SlowMist **Audit #1** **Link:** **Report:** **Link:** **Link:** **Report:** **Link:** **Report:** [https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SlowMist%20Audit%20Report%20-%20StakeStone%20-%20Restaking\_en-us.pdf](https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SlowMist%20Audit%20Report%20-%20StakeStone%20-%20Restaking_en-us.pdf) [https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SlowMist\_Audit\_Report\_StakeStone\_NativeLendingETHStrategy%26Symbi\_en-us.pdf](https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SlowMist_Audit_Report_StakeStone_NativeLendingETHStrategy%26Symbi_en-us.pdf) [https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SlowMist\_Audit\_Report\_StakeStone\_SymbioticDepositWBETHStrategy\_en-us.pdf](https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SlowMist_Audit_Report_StakeStone_SymbioticDepositWBETHStrategy_en-us.pdf) [https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/STONE%20BTC%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf](https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/STONE%20BTC%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf) [https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/Stone%20Bera%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf](https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/Stone%20Bera%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf) [https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SBTC%20Bera%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf](https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/SBTC%20Bera%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf) [https://github.com/Secure3Audit/Secure3Academy/blob/main/audit\_reports/StakeStone/StakeStone\_final\_Secure3\_Audit\_Report.pdf](https://github.com/Secure3Audit/Secure3Academy/blob/main/audit_reports/StakeStone/StakeStone_final_Secure3_Audit_Report.pdf) [](https://veridise.com/audits/ https://f8t2x8b2.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/VAR-StakeStone-231208-2.pdf) [https://veridise.com/audits/ https://f8t2x8b2.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/VAR-StakeStone-231208-2.pdf](https://veridise.com/audits/ https://f8t2x8b2.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/VAR-StakeStone-231208-2.pdf) [**https://certificate.quantstamp.com/full/stake-stone-stone-btc-and-vault/5fbbae75-0726-40d4-ad39-15491f27b400/index.html**](https://certificate.quantstamp.com/full/stake-stone-stone-btc-and-vault/5fbbae75-0726-40d4-ad39-15491f27b400/index.html) [**https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/STONE%20BTC%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf**](https://github.com/slowmist/Knowledge-Base/blob/master/open-report-V2/smart-contract/STONE%20BTC%20Vault%20-%20SlowMist%20Audit%20Report.pdf) [**https://certificate.quantstamp.com/full/stake-stone/4b7cbc5e-5595-4ac4-ac36-176f43ee9adf/index.html**](https://certificate.quantstamp.com/full/stake-stone/4b7cbc5e-5595-4ac4-ac36-176f43ee9adf/index.html) [![Logo](https://github.com/fluidicon.png)Knowledge-Base/open-report-V2/smart-contract/STONE BTC - 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Our journey maps our evolution from a testnet launch to becoming a comprehensive omnichain liquidity infrastructure with expanding use cases. [](#id-2023-foundation-building) 2023: Foundation Building --------------------------------------------------------------- #### [](#q3-2023) Q3 2023 * **July**: Testnet launched, marking StakeStone's official entry into the DeFi space * **September**: Mainnet launched with initial 1.1k ETH TVL reached #### [](#q4-2023) Q4 2023 * **December**: Established liquidity partnership with Manta New Paradigm * **Key Metrics**: * **TVL**: 290k ETH (~$645 Million), becoming the 5th largest stETH holder on-chain * **Users**: 93,560 users onboarded * **Ecosystem**: Successfully integrated with 10+ protocols [](#id-2024-expansion-and-strategic-growth) 2024: Expansion & Strategic Growth ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #### [](#q1-2024) Q1 2024 * **February**: Partnered with BTC ecosystem to bootstrap liquidity * **TVL**: 310k+ ETH (~$870 Million) * **Users**: 96,000 users * **March**: Secured Strategic Round investment from Binance Labs and OKX Venture #### [](#q2-2024) Q2 2024 * **May**: Successfully bootstrapped Scroll's liquidity, contributing to its DeFi ecosystem growth * **June**: * Integrated restaking solutions with Eigenlayer and Symbiotic * Established strategic partnerships with emerging ecosystems: * Berachain * Linea * Monad * Plume * Engaged with blue-chip DeFi protocols including Aave and Morpho #### [](#q3-2024) Q3 2024 * **August**: Integrated with Native intent-based liquidity infrastructure, leveraging PMM lending pools to establish deep and efficient omnichain liquidity * **September**: * Hosted Liquid Asset Summit in collaboration with Berachain and Hashkey Cloud during Token2049 Singapore #### [](#q4-2024) Q4 2024 * **November**: * Launched SBTC and STONEBTC products, revolutionizing BTC liquidity * Closed Series A funding round led by Polychain Capital * **December**: * Launched one of the leading pre-deposit DeFi vaults on Berachain, strategically targeting retail users * Established partnership with Lido and P2P.org [](#id-2025-product-diversification-and-ecosystem-expansion) 2025: Product Diversification & Ecosystem Expansion --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #### [](#q1-2025) Q1 2025 * Launched LiquidityPad to redefine the future of omnichain liquidity, allowing users to unlock alpha and earn token rewards by contributing liquidity to a wide range of cross-chain applications and ecosystems #### [](#q2-2025) Q2 2025 * Partnering with Monad & WLFI to provide StakeStone's omnichain liquidity solution, establishing a strategic collaboration with a trailblazer in the blockchain ecosystem * Launch of StakeStone Governance DAO powered by Vote-Escrowed Token (veToken) model, with functions such as conversion, locking, voting and Swap&Burn * Develop innovative crypto payments product for individual economies powered by AI #### [](#q3-2025) Q3 2025 * Restructuring of STONEBTC product with CeDeFi and RWA integrations to better support sustainable and optimized yields * Full-scale launch of payment app ("Pebbles") with comprehensive features: * Fully support EIP-7702 * Smart Savings that produce consistent yields * AI-driven financial analytics tailored to individual economies #### [](#q4-2025) Q4 2025 * Expand omnichain liquidity services to a wider range of RWA and high-performance chains * Develop advanced AI-driven financial solutions tailored for users of individual economies for our payment app to deliver an unprecedented smart account experience [PreviousSwap & Burn](/stakestone/governance/sto/swap-and-burn) [NextTokenomics](/stakestone/governance/tokenomics) Last updated 9 days ago --- # Smart Contracts Address_STONE | StakeStone [](#for-mainnet) For Mainnet --------------------------------- Contract Name Address Minter 0xEc306E46549A7E8f4fCE823D3058f2D134133B17 Stone(Ethereum) 0x7122985656e38BDC0302Db86685bb972b145bD3C Stone(BNB) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 STONE (Berachain) 0xEc901DA9c68E90798BbBb74c11406A32A70652C3 Stone(Scroll) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 Stone(Manta) 0xEc901DA9c68E90798BbBb74c11406A32A70652C3 STONE(Aptos) 0x543c5660aa4d496687e2068c11765f04607c4f4b639a83233a9333604fb8ce59 Stone(Mode) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 STONE(Zircuit) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 Stone(Astar zkEVM) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 STONEOFT(For Aptos) 0x8235139902590521BA96b9c26009D34080388d67 Stone(Linea) 0x93F4d0ab6a8B4271f4a28Db399b5E30612D21116 Stone(Mantle) 0x2Fde62942759d7C0aaf25952Da4098423bC1264C Stone(Base) 0xD2012fc1B913cE50732ebcaa7E601fe37Ac728C6 Stone(Metis) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 Stone(Optimism) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 Stone(Arbitrium) 0x80137510979822322193FC997d400D5A6C747bf7 Stone(Meter.io) 0x0978C36BCAa1887AD0335E76e184290bAA6731D0 Stone(X Layer) 0x80137510979822322193fc997d400d5a6c747bf7 Stone(SEI) 0x80137510979822322193fc997d400d5a6c747bf7 M-STONE(Merlin) 0xB5d8b1e73c79483d7750C5b8DF8db45A0d24e2cf BStone(B2) 0x7537C1F80c9E157ED7AFD93a494be3e1f04f1462 StoneVault 0xA62F9C5af106FeEE069F38dE51098D9d81B90572 Proposal 0x3aa0670E24Cb122e1d5307Ed74b0c44d619aFF9b StrategyController 0x396aBF9fF46E21694F4eF01ca77C6d7893A017B2 AssetVault 0x9485711f11B17f73f2CCc8561bcae05BDc7E9ad9 MiningPool 0x8f5420e76eEC29027800D4e3e8E879617bdE709b G-NFT 0x129e49c0399E3C932D34c3b76A598214b5B82cf9 [](#for-testnet-sepolia) For Testnet(Sepolia) -------------------------------------------------- Contract Name Address Minter 0x448bd15d7b0a532a1b0f11a535eb6dd94640679c Stone(Sepolia) 0x0D26Efb8bb3122DEd52e814b4B428133Efc82272 Stone(Berachain Testnet) 0xA4700DFb69C5D717Cd08e5dcCa4d319F07c049Af StoneVault 0xfbbe4d65bd61b778161ed71ec9416988ee21e911 Proposal 0x724a7582d85fcabd140d749bceb6efaafa018be7 StrategyController 0xfC119BE82d07382074C14f277498bCB2176e5Ea6 AssetVault 0x940afc1c7b792f7afed70beb7fc40bc2d09bf916 [](#for-testnet-goerli) For Testnet(Goerli) ------------------------------------------------ Contract Name Address Minter 0x436caf315d02b721907df785bc9573ca9c8a0da8 Stone(Goerli) 0x941aC2aC418e0e6381585f8DdE74D068213BEf24 Stone(Arbitrum Goerli) 0x4AE9067a2A01e9610dfAacaF6887BB6B2FE5d177 Stone(BNB Chain Testnet) 0xE31861dbB1608066Edea809a2E3c2a078ae1c9Bc Stone(Linea Goerli) 0x920800a3a0d690d027FC97C09F8C36216481C4a2 Stone(Base Goerli) 0x5d417e7798208E9285b5157498bBF23A23E421E7 Stone(MANTA Testnet) 0x1da4dF975FE40dde074cBF19783928Da7246c515 StoneVault 0x2ba50aca54da6b7c48ba30b93fe6acf242cbaf9c Proposal 0xc52d678f99bfc43ae777a16a79b78db571a3e2a1 StrategyController 0xb9C779f6A9b845bb77DD0339b3c643F273CD208b AssetVault 0x7c2521c59bd7ac9e4eca5dc9ec073aec49cf6ebe MiningPool 0xfc7dD01f0967c7d3A5D34454D87db66C95B4f5A2 [PreviousTokenomics](/stakestone/governance/tokenomics) [NextSmart Contracts Address\_SBTC](/stakestone/developers/smart-contracts-address_sbtc) Last updated 1 month ago --- # Privacy Policy | StakeStone This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) for StakeStone, a Cayman Islands company, and its subsidiaries (“Organization”, “we”, “our”, or “us”) describes the basis on which we will process personal data we collect from users of the Organization’s website, stakestone.io, including any of its subdomains (“Website”), and any tools, services, features, and functionalities available through the Website (collectively, the “Services”), in accordance with applicable law. For purposes of applicable data protection laws, the Organization is the controller. For the purposes of this Policy, “you” and “your” refers to you as the user of the Services. Please read this Policy carefully so that you understand your rights in relation to your personal data and how we will collect, use, and process your personal data. If you do not agree to this Policy, please do not use, access, connect to, interact with, or download any of the Services or otherwise provide your information to us. #### [](#personal-data-we-collect-about-you-why-we-process-it-and-the-legal-basis-for-processing) PERSONAL DATA WE COLLECT ABOUT YOU, WHY WE PROCESS IT, AND THE LEGAL BASIS FOR PROCESSING When you access, use, connect to, or interact with the Services, we may collect certain categories of information about you, including personal data, from a variety of sources. Information you provide to us: Personal data may include (i) names; (ii) addresses; (iii) telephone numbers; (iv) email addresses; (v) government-issued identification numbers; (vi) user passwords or PINs; (vii) user identification and account access credentials, passwords, PINs, and security question answers; (viii) financial account numbers; (ix) any internet-protocol address (“IP Address”) and/or any Ethereum or similar digital-asset, smart-contract, or protocol address (“Wallet”) information, associations, and/or identifiers; and (x) geolocation data. In addition, personal data may include your social media handle and related information, transaction data or history (such as your blockchain transaction history and other information associated with a linked address or Wallet), certain information needed to transfer or allocate tokens, profile data (such as your profile name and avatar), marketing data (such as preferences for receiving marketing communications and related details), token holdings, and any other information collected through Services. When you contact us, including by email provided in this Policy or elsewhere on the Website, or through emails that you may have received through other means, we will collect the content of the communications we have with you and any personal data contained within. We process this information to perform our contract with you, such as to provide you with our Services and content. We obtain your consent to process your personal data to sign you up for alerts and if you opt into marketing, to communicate with you about our products, features, services, marketing, events, and other news and information we think will be of interest to you. In order to be responsive to you, to provide effective services to you, and to maintain our business relationship, we may also use this information to send you announcements in relation to security, privacy, or administrative related communications (which are not marketing oriented, and so we do not rely on consent, so you may not opt-out) and to communicate with you and provide responses to your requests and other communications. Information we collect automatically: When you visit our Website or access, use, connect to, or interact with the Services, our servers temporarily save each access in a log file. The following data may be collected: (i) the IP Address of the requesting computer or device; (ii) the name of your internet access provider (usually your internet access provider); (iii) the date and time of access; (iv) the name and URL of the retrieved file; (v) the page and address of the website from which you were redirected to the website and, if applicable, the search term used; (vi) the country from which the website is accessed; (vii) the operating system of your computer and the browser you are using (provider, version, and language); and (viii) the transmission protocol used (e.g., HTTP/1.1). The processing of this data is carried out for the purpose of enabling your access to, use of, connection to, and interaction with the Services, including (i) to facilitate your connection to the Website, (ii) to identify if you are likely to be a Prohibited Person, as defined in our general Terms of Service, available at stakestone.io, or if you are subject to any prohibitions with respect to the Services and other terms of services; and/or (iii) to verify your identity, identifying information, certain facts with respect to your identity or identifying information, and location to determine eligibility for certain Services, in each case with respect to any of (i), (ii), and/or (iii) in order for us to perform our contract with you and in our legitimate interests to provide effective Services to you. We also process this data in our legitimate interests to provide effective Services to you by processing the data to assist system security and stability for provision of the Services, to conduct troubleshooting, data analytics, testing, and research, and to enable optimization and internal statistical analysis with respect to the Services, as well as to maintain the safety and security of our users, the Website, our Services, and business and to improve and develop our Services and Website. Finally, the Organization may use cookies, web beacons/clear gifs, geolocation and tracking technologies, and other applications when you visit the Website, including technologies collecting certain information about your access to, use of, connection to, or interaction with the Services (“Usage Data”) that may be integrated with third-party service providers. With your consent, we may use any data collected, including Usage Data, to tailor features and content to you and to ensure content is presented in the most effective manner for you and your device and to run analytics and better understand your user experience with respect to the Services and, if you have opted into marketing, for marketing purposes. For further information, please refer to sections “Cookies” and “Tracking Tools”. We may also use your information to provide the Services and perform our contract with you. In our legitimate interests to provide effective services to you, we may also use this data to create aggregated, anonymized, or de-identified data. In addition to the foregoing, we may use any of your information to comply with any applicable legal obligations, to enforce any applicable terms of service, and to protect or defend the Services, our rights, and the rights of our users or others. [PreviousAirdrop Terms and Conditions](/stakestone/additionals/airdrop-terms-and-conditions) Last updated 6 months ago --- # Introduction | StakeStone [NextBackground](/stakestone/stone-eth/background) Last updated 2 months ago StakeStone is a cutting-edge omnichain liquidity infrastructure that introduces STONE and SBTC, liquid versions of ETH and BTC respectively, powered by a dynamic staking network. With its highly scalable architecture, StakeStone supports prominent staking pools and is poised for future restaking functionalities. Our robust infrastructure creates a multi-chain liquidity market centered around STONE assets, offering users diverse use cases and enhanced yield opportunities. **StakeStone offers users three types of liquid assets:** 1. STONE ETH: yield bearing liquid ETH 1. SBTC (Liquid BTC) & STONEBTC (Yield bearing BTC) StakeStone is currently developing various use case scenarios to further expand the usability of STONE assets. For more details, follow us on X, TG, and Medium! Twitter: [https://twitter.com/Stake\_Stone](https://twitter.com/Stake_Stone?s=20) Telegram: [https://t.me/+afYqz2KG\_YNlNzNl](https://t.me/+afYqz2KG_YNlNzNl) Medium: [https://medium.com/@Stake\_Stone\_](https://medium.com/@Stake_Stone_) [STONE (ETH)](/stakestone/stone-eth/background) [SBTC & STONEBTC](/stakestone/sbtc-and-stonebtc/background) ---