Introducing Flast Protocol

Flast Protocol
2 min readFeb 18, 2024

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Flast Protocol — the forefront of liquid restaking in DeFi. Leveraging BLAST, we aim to craft financial tools that elevate yield optimization in niche markets.

Flast Protocol

Flast combines the Liquid Staking Derivatives (LSD) products and Real World Assets (RWA) to offer a specialized LSDFi product suite. Flast Protocol is also the first Liquid Staking Derivatives (LSD)/LSDFi protocol on Blast, and aims to bring a new level of optimization and utility across the Ecosystem.

Our protocol offers users the ability to restake their ETH through the introduction of our innovative restaked ETH token, known as fETH. By depositing their ETH into our protocol, users receive fETH in return, which represents a tokenized version of their ETH contribution. Through DAO-controlled smart contracts, their ETH are then deposited into our trusted middleware partners, allowing users to earn more yields alongside the native returns from BLAST. It’s important to note that fETH is fully decentralized and always backed one-to-one by ETH.

To ensure the project’s decentralized nature and align its development with the interests of stakeholders, Flast Protocol will be powered by the Flast DAO. This DAO will be governed using our utility and governance token, providing token holders with the opportunity to accrue value through both governance participation and yield generation. Additionally, the protocol will apply a fee on all middleware partner rewards, with a portion of these fees shared with our users.

At Flast Protocol, our primary objective is to lead the way in yield rehypothecation by continuously optimizing and innovating strategies for yield creation. We strive to stay at the forefront of this evolving field, driving advancements and delivering maximum value to our users.

Join our journey:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/FlastProtocol

Website: https://www.flast.xyz/

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Flast Protocol
Flast Protocol

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The first liquid restaking protocol on Blast. 🚀

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