RockX, a new digital asset services platform, has launched its highly anticipated Staking-as-a-Service platform, the first product of the company’s comprehensive suite of services, lowering the barriers to entry for the digital asset economy.
RockX, a new digital asset services platform, has announced the launch of its highly anticipated Staking-as-a-Service platform, the first product of the company’s comprehensive suite of services. The official launch took place at an exclusive event during Shanghai Blockchain Week—with representatives from some of the region’s most innovative blockchain projects and well-known international media outlets in attendance.
In addition, event attendees were also presented with a preview of RockX’s forthcoming mobile application, which will offer users a unique Proof-of-Stake (PoS), Proof-of-Work (PoW) hybrid service as the company’s second major product launch.
Xinshu Dong, Co-founder and former CEO of Zilliqa, RockX and Founded by Alex Lam, CEO of RockMiner, bridges the gap between the global digital assets market and mainstream audiences, aiming to offer a full suite of user-friendly services which will simplify entry to the growing digital assets sector. The company’s initial Staking-as-a-Service platform will allow users to stake digital assets in select public blockchains, deriving additional value from their holdings by receiving regular staking rewards based on their contribution. Following the official product launch, users can avail of staking services in several leading blockchains, including IOST, Cosmos, Terra, IoTeX, and ARPA—with additional projects to be announced soon.


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