Bedrock 

BR Price

What is Bedrock (BR) crypto?

Bedrock (BR) is a non-custodial Bitcoin-yield protocol built in partnership with RockX, a long-standing blockchain infrastructure firm. Originally a liquid restaking solution routing BTC and ETH into staking venues via uniBTC and uniETH receipt tokens, Bedrock relaunched as Bedrock 2.0 — an Intelligent Yield Engine routing BTC across DeFi lending, market yield, and institutional credit. The protocol is governed by Bedrock DAO through a dual-token model, with reserves verified via Chainlink Proof of Reserve.

How does Bedrock generate yield on Bitcoin?

Bedrock routes Bitcoin into structured and institutional-grade yield opportunities rather than printing new tokens. Users deposit BTC, receive receipt tokens such as uniBTC, and the protocol directs capital across DeFi lending, market yield, and institutional credit venues. The project markets this as zero token emissions — yield comes from protocol fees and BTC routing, not from minting BR. Composability extends into liquidity pools and lending markets built on top of the receipt tokens.

What is the difference between BR and veBR?

BR is the liquid, tradeable governance and reward token of Bedrock DAO. veBR is the voting-escrow variant created by locking BR for a chosen duration. Longer locks grant greater voting weight, with periodic resets preventing permanent power accumulation. veBR holders direct liquidity gauge incentives toward DeFi pools, forming a flywheel where restakers earn BR emissions and lockers steer where those emissions flow. Only BR trades on exchanges.

What is Bedrock's BR tokenomics and total supply?

Bedrock has a fixed maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 BR, deployed on BNB Smart Chain at contract 0xff7d6a96ae471bbcd7713af9cb1feeb16cf56b41. Total supply equals max supply, so no additional BR can be minted. The TGE occurred on 2025-03-20. BR utility spans DAO governance, staking conversion to veBR, restaking emissions, and DeFi composability across liquidity pools and lending markets.

What does BR's vesting and unlock schedule mean for sell pressure?

Insider-linked allocations dominate Bedrock's cap table. Founding Team (20%), Seed Round (12.5%), and Strategic Reserve (20%) together control 52.5% of supply, unlocking quarterly through September 2027. The largest single event is the 2026-03-20 Founding Team cliff, releasing 100M BR (10% of supply) in one day alongside 31.25M in Seed unlocks — a concentrated sell-pressure date to monitor. DropsTab vesting data tracks 13 scheduled unlock events after TGE.

Who funded Bedrock and what does the Seed Round signal?

Bedrock raised a single disclosed Seed Round in May 2024, allocating 125M BR (12.5% of supply) at $0.23896 per token. Backers include OKX Ventures (Exchange, Tier 2), Amber Group (Tier 2), Waterdrip Capital, LongHash Ventures, LBank Ventures, Comma3 Ventures, Whale Ground, and Arche Fund. No lead investor is declared. The mix skews toward Tier 2/3 VCs plus one exchange-affiliated fund — typical early-stage DeFi backing rather than blue-chip concentration.

What did Bedrock's Airdrop Season 1 require to qualify?

Bedrock's Airdrop Season 1 ran from 2025-03-20 to 2025-06-20 and distributed 55M BR (5.5% of supply), unlocking fully at TGE. The campaign rewarded the most active community contributors to the Bedrock ecosystem, verified through a dedicated airdrop checker. A parallel Bedrock Diamonds points campaign incentivized users who held uniBTC and supplied liquidity. Both campaigns have ended; no live earning activity remains.

Where can BR be traded — on centralized or decentralized exchanges?

BR trades almost exclusively on centralized venues. Per DropsTab data, spot pairs include Bybit, KuCoin, Gate, Bitget, and CEX.IO (BR/USDT, BR/USDC, BR/USD), with derivatives on Binance Futures, MEXC Futures, and KuCoin Futures. DropsTab tracks zero DEX markets for BR — price discovery concentrates on centralized order books, limiting on-chain composability for DeFi-native users despite top-tier CEX depth.