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Stroom Bitcoin Staking

Reward Rate
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Staking Mktcap
$4.1k
▲ 3.06%
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Price
$79,443
▲ 3.06%
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What is Stroom Bitcoin Staking?

A way to earn yield on your BTC holdings using the Stroom protocol. The process includes depositing BTC into Stroom, receiving a liquid token, strBTC, a wrapped Bitcoin asset, 1:1 backed by Bitcoin, created by Stroom to provide both native BTC yield generation and economic security. strBTC accrues yield over time and can be redeemed back to native BTC
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Learn about Stroom Bitcoin Staking

strBTC is a rebasing token, 1:1 backed by Bitcoin. Its balance in user wallets may automatically adjust over time to reflect accrued yield or protocol-level economic changes, without altering each individual wallet balance directly. This mechanism allows strBTC holders to passively receive proportional yield—sourced from native BTC strategies and DeFi participation—without needing to stake or lock their tokens. Rebasing ensures that yield distribution is frictionless and gas-efficient, as value increases are reflected through balance updates rather than manual claims. Importantly, strBTC's rebasing logic is transparent, deterministic, and governed by the Stroom protocol.

Stroom brings native yield on Bitcoin holdings and provides a liquid token, strBTC, to simultaneously earn in DeFi.

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The DAO's role is to curate key parameters of the Stroom protocol. The goal is to ensure that the four most important aspects of the bridge are functioning appropriately and adapting to the market conditions.

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Stroom uses FROST, a Schnorr threshold signing algorithm used by validating nodes within the Stroom protocol to approve various operations. Notably, each validating node autonomously validates events requiring approval, independent of other nodes. To finalize an approval, a minimum of 2/3 + 1 votes from validating nodes is needed. 

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