The CEO co-founded F2Pool in 2013 and has been operating in the infrastructure layer of blockchains since then. Stakefish’s team has a combined experience of over 40 years of software engineering and developing.

Stakefish has never had a slashing event on any of the validators the team runs and no exploit on any of the products they have built.

Stakefish’s staking infrastructure is hosted on a mix of public clouds across different regions and bare metal. With infrastructure as code principles, we can have consistent, stable, and scalable staking services. They hold validators’ keys that have no access to client funds while still ensuring the security of these keys. Key handling procedures are regularly vetted for possible issues by third-party penetration testers and auditing firms.

Our Protocols Team carefully analyzes all governance proposals on each network we support. We decide our votes on the long-term impacts of each network. We share our vision and recommendation with our community of delegators through appropriate media channels and social media. Our priority is first and foremost the health and robustness of the network that is aligned with supporting the principles of cryptocurrency and blockchain including decentralization, self-sovereignty, censorship, and immutability.