Bedrock (uniETH) Review
Fee split published, licence unverified
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Bedrock charges a 10% commission on block, transaction and MEV rewards for uniETH, with a 2 to 10 day unstaking queue for 32 ETH multiples. It names PeckShield as auditor, but the operator model and a contract repository licence could not be verified.
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Fee
10% on block rewards, transaction fees and MEV
Receipt token
uniETH, value-accruing
Unstaking
32 ETH multiples, 2-10 days plus 7 days for EigenLayer; sub-32 via aggregator
Operators
Not described beyond Bedrock handling interactions
Auditor
PeckShield (15 Feb 2024)
Scores
Each criterion carries equal weight. The overall score is the average of these 5 scores — (8.0 + 6.0 + 2.0 + 2.0 + 7.0) ÷ 5 = 5.0.
Pros
- Fee published as 10% commission on block rewards, transaction fees and MEV
- uniETH is value-accruing: quantity fixed, worth increasingly more than 1 ETH
- EigenLayer points carried at 0% commission
- PeckShield audit named and dated 15 February 2024
Cons
- Unstaking is in multiples of 32 ETH, with sub-32 amounts routed through an aggregator
- The operator model is described only as Bedrock handling all interactions
- No contract repository with a licence file could be confirmed
- Restaking fee commission is to be decided by the community, so it is undocumented
Commission published, with a restaking caveat
Bedrock charges 10% on block rewards, transaction fees and MEV, and notes that EigenLayer points carry 0% commission. It is candid that the restaking-fee commission is still to be decided by the community, which is an honest way to flag an undocumented parameter rather than leave it silent.
Exit tied to validator units
Unstaking is in multiples of 32 ETH, with a 2 to 10 day queue plus 7 days for EigenLayer processing; amounts below 32 ETH route through a swap aggregator for an effectively instant exit. A holder with a non-round amount needs to understand that path.
What could not be verified
The operator model is described only as Bedrock handling all interactions, with no count or permission detail, and no contract repository with a licence file could be confirmed. PeckShield's February 2024 audit is named, which lifts the audit score, but the licence and decentralisation gaps are stated plainly.
Who builds Bedrock?
uniETH was built by RockX, a Singapore-based staking and infrastructure firm, which announced Bedrock as its liquid-staking protocol in 2023. Since then Bedrock has pivoted: its current documentation describes "Bedrock 2.0," an intelligent yield engine focused on Bitcoin capital rather than pure ETH liquid staking. Anyone holding uniETH should be aware that the protocol's stated direction has moved on from where it began.
How it compares
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Jito (JitoSOL)
Value-accruing SOL staking with published exit fee
Mantle (mETH)
No-fee redemption and named operators
Puffer (pufETH)
Permissionless operators at a 2 ETH bond
Ankr (ankrETH)
Instant exit at a stated 0.5%
Liquid Collective (LsETH)
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Frax Ether (sfrxETH)
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Swell (swETH)
Named operators, docs behind a challenge
Sources
Scored from published primary sources rather than hands-on use. Every figure above comes from one of the pages below, on the date shown. Manufacturers change prices and specifications without notice — if something here no longer matches the source, tell us and we will correct it.
- 1.Bedrock — uniETH fees — checked
- 2.Bedrock — uniETH overview and unstaking — checked
- 3.Bedrock — audit reports (PeckShield) — checked
- 4.RockX — introducing Bedrock (official blog) — checked
Frequently asked questions
What does Bedrock uniETH charge?
A 10% commission on block rewards, transaction fees and MEV. EigenLayer points carry 0% commission, and the restaking-fee commission is to be decided by the community.
How do I unstake uniETH?
In multiples of 32 ETH, with a 2 to 10 day queue plus 7 days for EigenLayer; amounts below 32 ETH route through a swap aggregator for an effectively instant exit.
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