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Bifrost - The Staking Yield Layer For Digital Assets
Bifrost is a staking yield layer that establishes a standardized multi-chain liquid staking rewards infrastructure, delivering composable crypto-native yields for stablecoins, RWAs, and DeFi across various blockchains. Its modular design allows developers to tap into multi-chain staking rewards with one integration, greatly lowering development costs and enhancing user simplicity.
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58/100 trust
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React
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Provider Completeness
23/62 fields populated (37%)
1 health alerts11 providers
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ads: 3/5publisher: 2/5files: 2/3traffic: 0/16whois: 0/6radar: 0/4ai: 0/7
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traffic: TRAFFIC_NO_DATA
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visual: 4/4
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meta: 3/3
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seo: 5/5
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