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xAsset Protocol

Introduction to xAsset Protocol

The xAsset Protocol is a wrapped asset system that enables blue-chip crypto assets from any blockchain to be represented as 1:1 backed xAssets. It operates through a primary market where users purchase xAssets with USDC, allowing seamless use in DeFi while the underlying assets remain securely custodied and continue generating native yields where applicable.

Why xAsset Protocol?

The protocol provides a mint-burn mechanism that brings assets from any supported blockchain into DeFi environments without requiring user deposits, cross-chain transfers, or liquidity fragmentation.

The xAsset Protocol Thesis

Limited Onchain Availability

Many high-value assets remain unavailable or illiquid in DeFi environments.

Liquidity Fragmentation

Liquidity is dispersed across ecosystems, reducing efficiency for users and protocols.

User Experience Complexity

Participants should not have to sacrifice yield, manage bridges, or maintain fragmented positions to access DeFi functionality.

By solving these challenges, the xAsset Protocol makes blue chip assets accessible and productive in DeFi while preserving their native properties.

What Problems Does the xAsset Protocol Solve?

Bringing Blue Chip Assets Onchain

DeFi environments often lack immediate access to a wide range of blue chip assets. The xAsset Protocol enables wrapped versions of sought-after assets — such as staked ETH, staked SOL, BTC, and others — to be available directly onchain.

This expands the usable asset set for protocols and users without requiring multi-chain liquidity management by issuers.

Our Solution: The xAsset Protocol

The xAsset Protocol is a mint-burn wrapped asset system that leverages secure institutional custody and a verifiable 1:1 backing model. Key components include:

The xAsset Protocol delivers secure, efficient access to blue chip assets in DeFi with preserved yields, institutional-grade custody, and transparent 1:1 backing — solving fragmentation while maintaining full redeemability.