Pools Overview

Operator and jurisdiction: BASIS is operated by BASIS DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE LTD, a Seychelles IBC (LEI: 254900IX2F2KCWNSSS64).

BASIS pools are designed around how execution systems actually operate:

Liquidity and yield are a trade-off. The more predictable capital availability is, the more efficiently the system can deploy it for structural alpha capture.

BASIS offers two pool categories:

• Flexible pools: prioritize withdrawal flexibility

• Fixed pools: trade liquidity for higher capital efficiency and enhanced reward potential

1) Flexible pools: liquidity first

Characteristics:

• withdrawals can be requested at any time, subject to operational processing windows

• the system must maintain a liquidity buffer

• reward potential is structurally lower due to reserve requirements and lower deployment efficiency

Flexible pools fit users who value optionality over higher lock-up rewards.

2) Fixed pools: efficiency first

Characteristics:

• capital is committed for a defined period: 14, 30, 90, or 180 days

• the system can deploy a higher fraction of capital continuously

• the system can maintain longer-duration positioning with lower forced unwind risk

• reward sharing is increased through Booster multipliers

Fixed pools fit users who want higher reward efficiency and can commit to a defined horizon.

Fixed pools can only be unstaked after the full lock-up period ends. Early exit is not available.

3) Booster schedule

Fixed pools use the following Booster structure:

Lock-up Period	Booster
14 Days	+10%
30 Days	+20%
90 Days	+50%
180 Days	+100% (2×)

Rewards accumulate in real time and are credited as the same stToken in the Staking Wallet.

4) Shared foundation: capital preservation and state controls

Both pool categories share the same operating foundation:

• deterministic execution controls

• global risk state machine protections

• position unwind protocols

• math-constrained risk limits

• proprietary routing infrastructure designed for execution precision

This framework is built to support system resilience under changing market conditions.

BHLE infrastructure characteristics include sub-50μs latency, 100K+ OPS throughput, and proprietary routing architecture designed for deterministic execution and structural alpha capture.

If the system enters a protective state, reward generation may pause temporarily. These controls exist to preserve capital continuity and operational integrity.

5) Wallet structure

BASIS separates assets into two wallets:

Wallet	Purpose	Asset Type
Funding Wallet	Deposit and withdrawal	Native tokens
Staking Wallet	Stake and reward accumulation	stTokens

Supported asset flows:

• BTC → stBTC

• ETH → stETH

• SOL → stSOL

• PAXG → stPAXG

Swaps are same-token only and always 1:1.

6) Deposit and unstake mechanics

BTC

• Deposit by copying your BASIS-assigned BTC address

• No Web3 wallet connection is required

• Minimum deposit: 0.0001 BTC

• After deposit, BTC can be swapped 1:1 into stBTC for staking

ETH / SOL / PAXG

Unstaking rules:

• unstake is full-position only

• the system applies auto-MAX to the selected stake

• upon unstake, the claimable amount is automatically credited to the Staking Wallet as stToken after the 7-day buffer is complete

7) Fees and timing

Action	Fee
Deposit	0%
Withdrawal	0.05%
Swap	0.01%

Typical withdrawal times:

Asset	Processing Time
BTC	10 to 60 minutes
ETH	1 to 10 minutes
SOL	1 to 10 minutes
PAXG	1 to 10 minutes

8) Choosing a pool

Ask yourself:

1. Do I need immediate access to my principal?

2. Can I commit funds for 14, 30, 90, or 180 days?

3. Do I understand that adding stake may affect reward configuration and timing?

4. Have I reviewed the risk disclosure and understand that USDT is used only as an internal display unit?

9) Navigation

Relevant dashboard sections:

• Stake

• Assets

• Referral

• Support

• Account

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Next: read Lock-up Economics to understand why fixed pools can offer higher reward efficiency without changing the system’s core risk controls.