PRODUCT FEATURES
Seamless Institutional-Grade Staking Solutions
A fully integrated staking service for institutional clients – from Banks & Asset Allocators to Custody Service Providers, Web3 Wallets and Foundations & Associations (DAOs), designed to optimize digital asset rewards.
Dashboard
Interface to monitor and control your assets. Performance tracking, reporting, workflows & administration.
Adapter
Single SDK for seamless integration of custody solutions and staking rewards data across major Proof-of-Stake blockchains.
Validator
Validators, whether dedicated or shared, featuring enterprise-level SLAs, are implemented on our multi-cloud infrastructure.
Web3 Engine
Smart contracts to enable automated commission dispatching, rewards management and ensuring regulatory clarity and compliance.
Our Staking Track Record
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EFFECTIVE UPTIME
Slashing Events
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effectivEness rating
Why Staking?
“It can be argued that staking is the closest thing we can get to a blockchain network’s “risk-free rate”. In traditional economic systems, the risk-free rate is represented by the rate of return for a government’s bonds.”
“Depending on the number of active stakers on the network as well as the level of network activity, yields could range from 5-7% in 2023, setting a sort of “risk-free rate” for Ethereum’s financial system.”
As the crypto economy matures, it will increasingly attract long-term investors who are seeking this native yield mechanism for their PoS assets.
(Messari Research – 2021- 2023)
Institutional-grade Staking made easy
Industry-grade SLA for uptime
We provide a rewards-guaranteed Service Level Agreement (SLA) promising a return of 99% on the average annual percentage rate (APR) of major Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain staking rewards.
Insurance coverage
To mitigate potential risks, Brick Towers collaborates with insurance providers, who offer a coverage policy to protect against slashing events.
Regulatory clarity through on-chain staking
Brick Towers’ transparent on-chain reward generation setup does not have any adverse regulatory implications and is very well understood by most financial supervisors across the globe.