AstraBlox is AstraBit’s decentralized finance (DeFi) product suite. It provides compliant access to token swaps and bridging, yield staking, validator node staking, yield farming, and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. This article explains what AstraBlox is, how its core features work, and how investors can participate.
Quick Reference
Getting Started with AstraBlox?
Create an AstraBit account and complete KYC verification. Once verified, you will be prompted to create a non-custodial wallet via Fireblocks AstraBlox.
With AstraBlox, investors can:
- Swap or bridge tokens across supported networks.
- Stake tokens in validator nodes or liquid staking protocols.
- Participate in yield farming and yield staking strategies.
- Qualified investors can explore tokenized real-world asset offerings through private placements and tokenized vaults.
AstraBlox is designed to support both retail and institutional investors.
What is AstraBlox?
AstraBlox is a decentralized application (dApp) platform that provides compliant access to curated on-chain finance tools. It enables retail and institutional investors to interact with a secure, policy-controlled suite of services.
Key features include:
- Bridges and swaps for moving tokens between networks.
- Yield staking and validator node staking to support proof-of-stake networks.
- Yield farming opportunities through AMMs and aggregators.
- Tokenized real-world assets offered via private placements and vault funds.
AstraBlox operates under the same compliance umbrella as AstraBit, requiring KYC and AML verification.
What is RWA tokenization?
RWA tokenization converts real-world assets — such as equity, debt, real estate, or commodities — into blockchain-based digital tokens.
Benefits include:
- Fractional ownership of traditionally illiquid assets.
- On-chain transferability, enabling easier transfers between investors.
- Integration with DeFi protocols, allowing tokenized assets to be incorporated into decentralized ecosystems.
⚠️ Note: Participation in certain RWA offerings may require accredited investor verification depending on jurisdiction.
What is Validator Node Staking?
Validator node staking involves locking tokens into a blockchain to validate transactions and secure the network.
- Participants may receive protocol-level rewards according to network rules.
- AstraBlox enables direct staking on supported blockchains through non-custodial Fireblocks wallets.
- Rewards depend on each protocol’s specific design.
What is Yield Farming?
Yield farming involves depositing tokens into automated market makers (AMMs) or liquidity aggregators.
- Liquidity providers earn a share of transaction fees or protocol incentives.
- Rewards are often multi-asset, combining original tokens with governance or reward tokens.
- Participation supports decentralized trading and lending activity.
⚠️ Yield farming involves risks such as impermanent loss and volatility.
What is Yield Staking?
Yield staking involves locking or delegating a single digital asset token within a staking contract.
- Unlike yield farming, staking rewards come directly from validators or the staking protocol itself.
- Rewards are typically paid in the same staked asset.
- This may include validator node staking on proof-of-stake chains (e.g., Ethereum) or liquid staking protocols.
What is the AstraBlox Launchpad?
The AstraBlox Launchpad supports projects looking to tokenize equity or other real-world assets and raise capital on-chain.
- Operates similarly to ICOs or TGEs.
- Allows qualified investors to participate using stablecoins in exchange for digital asset tokens that represent fractional ownership.
- May involve additional verification, including 501 accreditation for U.S. investors, depending on jurisdiction.
Important Notes
- AstraBlox services require KYC verification through AstraBit.
- Rewards from staking and farming are NOT guaranteed and depend on protocol rules.
- RWA offerings may involve accredited investor restrictions
- Digital asset investments carry risk, including possible loss of capital.