Bedrock DeFi Airdrop

Bedrock DeFi is a pioneering multi-asset liquid restaking protocol developed in partnership with RockX, backed by Binance Labs, OKX Ventures, LongHash Ventures, and Comma3 Ventures. Operating at the intersection of Ethereum and Bitcoin restaking, Bedrock is the issuer of $uniBTC (Babylon-backed liquid Bitcoin restaking token), $uniETH (EigenLayer-backed liquid restaked Ethereum token), and $uniIOTX. By deploying a universal liquid restaking architecture, Bedrock enables cross-chain capital to capture institutional proof-of-stake yields while retaining composable liquidity across 15+ EVM ecosystems.

The protocol's flagship asset, uniBTC, has emerged as one of the fastest-growing Bitcoin restaking tokens in decentralized finance. Stakers lock native BTC into Babylon, securing external verification networks and Actively Validated Services (AVSs), while receiving uniBTC that can be deployed into automated lending, collateralized borrowing, and yield-tokenization markets. Bedrock incorporates non-custodial delegated validation, continuous proof-of-reserve transparency, and multi-signature security governance.

Through the Bedrock Diamonds loyalty initiative, participants earn Diamond points across multiple restaking avenues. Holding uniBTC, uniETH, or uniIOTX across participating Layer 2 networks—such as Arbitrum, Base, Linea, Scroll, and Bitlayer—accrues baseline Diamonds, while deploying tokens into liquidity pairs and money markets grants substantial yield multipliers. Bedrock's deep integrations with Binance Web3 Wallet and major exchanges establish it as a premier contender for upcoming token distribution events.

The protocol governance structure centers on the $ROCK token, with a maximum token supply of 1,000,000,000 ROCK.

12% of total supply is reserved for early Diamond points holders, active liquidity providers, and community restakers.

ROCK token holders participate in protocol risk parameter updates, supported AVS validations, and fee-sharing governance. 50% of supply is designated for community incentives, 20% to core contributors and RockX, 18% to early venture investors, and 12% to protocol security reserves.