Why BPM Finance?

Explore the benefits for the various ecosystem participants.

Type of participants on BPM Finance:

Participant	Min. stake	Advantages
Retail Restakers	No minimum for both ETH and LST restaking	Native and Liquid restaking via with multiple rewards and low fees
Institutional Restakers	32 ETH for Native Restaking No minimum for LST Restaking	Liquid and Native Restaking via BPM Finance on behalf of your clients or build your own thing by integrating our tech
Node Operators	-	Access liquidity via BPM Finance, save efforts in working with AVS's, accumulate rewards automatically
AVS's	-	Bootstrap security and save efforts in partnering with node operators
Web3 platforms/Institutions	-	Integrate BPM Finance's technology within your platform, either whilte-label with your own LRT, either using our own set-up

What are the benefits of using BPM Finance?

1. For Retail Restakers:

1. Earn the underlying rewards from the ETH restaked. bpETH is a reward-bearing token that works similarly to cTokens. The underlying rewards accrued by restaking positions are reflected in the price of bpETH over time as it increases in value.

2. Save efforts in identifying the right services and validators — no need to run your own operator node.

3. Receive EigenLayer points, which are rewards you would normally receive for directly depositing into EigenLayer. The point system will eventually be replaced by actual APY % once Eigenlayer releases the reward system.

4. Earn AVS yield + BPM Points + AVS airdrops, additionally to the ETH APY.

5. Keep your funds liquid by receiving bpETH for your ETH/LST deposits and maximise the utility of your funds in the DeFi ecosystem.

2. For Institutional Restakers:

Institutional restakers are expected to restake native ETH in multiples of 32ETH. For Liquid Staking, there is no minimum.

1. Earn underlying rewards from the ETH restaked.

2. Save efforts in identifying services and validators — no need to run your own operator node. We abstract the restaking complexity and your funds are put to work instantly.

3. Receive EigenLayer points, which are rewards you would normally receive for directly depositing into EigenLayer. The point system will eventually be replaced by actual APY % once Eigenlayer releases the reward system

4. Earn AVS yield + BPM Points + AVS airdrops, additionally to the ETH APY.

5. Keep your funds liquid by receiving bpETHETH for your ETH/LST deposits and maximise the utility of your funds in the DeFi ecosystem

3. For Node Operators:

1. Save efforts: in identifying the right services to validate (AVS).

2. Reduce the effort to get restakers and restaked assets. BPM Finance brings liquidity by aggregating user deposits and delegating those assets to partner operators.

3. Help manage rewards that come in with Restaking automatically.

4. For AVS's:

1. Save effort: in identifying and partnering with Eigenlayer operators. BPM Finance will work with a set of established and vetted operators chosen based on their experience, slashing history, AUM’s and more

2. Bootstrap security: AVS’s leverage BPM Finance’s network of operators, staked assets and get access to Ethereum-grade security in no time. No need to build their own blockchain

5. For Web3 platforms or Institutions - Integrate our technology:

This section presents the ways in which an integration with your system can take place.

If you want to launch your own restaking solution, BPM Finance protocol can be integrated within your platform either as en embedded solution or in a white-label manner. Leverage what we have built to get to market faster and gain an edge on your competitors.

1. Embedded solution: Integrate BPM Finance within your platform to offer restaking to your client base without having to build your own protocol. Leverage the full BPM Finance product suite including our partner network of operators, AVS's, DeFi partnerships and so on.

2. White-label solution: Integrate BPM Finance's technology as a white-label solution with your own LRT token and customise it as required. Contact us to discuss your use-case and requirements.