Hedge
Perpetual futures on a separate trading venue offset part of each position's price exposure. We check funding and basis daily and resize the hedge toward a target hedge ratio.
Providing liquidity, with discipline.
BlocByBloc (BxB) supplies liquidity to decentralized exchanges and takes a share of the trading fees, using perpetual futures to hedge market risk where possible. Participants can check every pool position on-chain. Fee income goes up and down, and earnings are subject to market risk.
Capital at risk. Returns are variable and not guaranteed.For professional and eligible investors only.
Sample portfolio
6pools
6 venues · 4 chains · 6 of 6 in range
Updated Oct 1, 12:00 UTC · next 00:00 UTC
In the sample portfolio, the pools sit on 6 venues across 4 chains.
Raydium
Orca
Uniswap
Aerodrome
PancakeSwap
Curve
- Solana
- Ethereum
- Base
- BNB
Decentralized exchanges run on pooled liquidity
There's no market maker on a decentralized exchange. Traders swap against pools that liquidity providers fill, so a provider's income depends on how much trading goes through the pool.
We pick the venues and run the hedge ourselves, checking each position once a day.
Fees. We want most of the return to come from trading fees. You receive the net income after hedge and gas costs and BxB's performance fee. There's no fixed rate.
Where it sitsSample allocation by venue
- RaydiumSOL / USDC · Solana25%
- OrcaSOL / USDC · Solana19%
- UniswapWETH / USDC · Ethereum19%
- AerodromeWETH / USDC · Base16%
- PancakeSwapWBNB / USDT · BNB12%
- CurvecrvUSD / USDC · Ethereum9%
The strategy in brief
- Income
- Trading fees from decentralized exchanges
- Strategy
- Liquidity provision on DEXs
- Hedge
- Perpetual futures on a separate trading venue, hedging part of the price exposure
- Reporting
- Statement in the portal; pool positions on-chain
- Lock-up
- Until your committed term ends, and while auto-compound is on
Specific targets, terms and performance are shared with qualified participants on request.
What we do with the capital
- 01
Select
A pool qualifies only if its contracts have been audited and it has been live for more than a year.
Pool reviewSampleAudited contracts Live for more than a year - 02
Deploy and hedge
Capital goes into pools on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and Solana. Perpetual futures, held on a separate trading venue, offset part of the price exposure.
Where capital goesSampleIn pools, by venue
- Raydium25%
- Orca19%
- Uniswap19%
- Aerodrome16%
- PancakeSwap12%
- Curve9%
Hedge collateral
Perpetual futures, on a separate trading venue
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Earn and distribute
A position earns fees only while the pool's price sits inside the range we set for it, and the fees are split by how much of the liquidity at that price is ours. As a participant, you can check our positions on-chain. Each month, any net income is paid out to you or reinvested, whichever you picked.
Fees, then the monthSampleUpdated 12:00 UTC · next 00:00 UTCEach month, any net income is
How we pick pools and run them
A pool has to pass both selection rules before we put any money in.
Pool selection
- Contracts audited by a named firm (list on request)
- Live for more than a year
Position management
- Spread across venues and chains
- Daily checks on pool size and volume
- Derivatives used only to hedge
Pool positions you can check on-chain
Pool positions, fees and balances are visible on-chain. Detailed performance is shared with qualified participants on request, not published on this page.
What you can check
- Pool positions, on-chain
- Trading fees earned by each position
- Your USDT deposit and withdrawal transactions
- Your account statement
Test the numbers on your own assumptions.
Enter an amount and a monthly rate you want to test, then choose a horizon of one, three, or five years. Turn auto-compound on to reinvest income each month, or off to take it as a payout, and compare the two.
The rate field starts empty, so every figure comes from your own assumption.
Your assumptions
$25,000
$1K$1M
Your own assumption, per month. Zero and negative rates are allowed.
Horizon
Projection
Before fees and costs- Projected balance
- Not set
- after 5 years
- Total income
- Not set
- Enter a rate to see this
- Difference with auto-compound
- Not set
- compared with taking payouts
Enter a monthly rate to draw the projection.
- Auto-compound
- Payouts taken (comparison)
Illustration only. The monthly figure is an assumed target you set, not a rate we offer.
BxB charges a performance fee on income. The rate is in the terms we send you before you commit any capital. Hedge and gas costs are also deducted.
We built the software BxB runs on.
The income model is open to anyone. Participants sign in to the investor portal, and our team works in the operations dashboard.
Income model
Try your own monthly rate and see the balance over one, three, or five years, before fees and costs.
Investor portal
What a participant sees after onboarding: balance, earnings, deposits, withdrawal requests, the auto-compound setting, and statements. Any distribution posts on the participant's cycle day.
Operations dashboard
Our team approves investors, checks deposits, runs the monthly distribution, and pays withdrawals here.
How BxB compares with a term deposit
A term deposit and BxB do two different jobs. A term deposit keeps capital safe and still: it pays a set, deposit-insured rate, usually once a year or at maturity after a lock-in. BxB is built to put capital to work, targeting a higher income paid every month that you can take as cash or reinvest to compound. Your principal is backed by a post-dated check you can cash on the agreed end date, while income is paid monthly throughout. Your capital is deployed in liquidity pools during the term. The rates below are indicative, drawn from early-2026 market levels, and are not advice.
| Term deposit or savings | BxB | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Parking capital safely | Seeking trading-fee income |
| Income basis | Set interest rate | Mainly DEX trading fees, which follow trading volume |
| Indicative level | ~3.0–5.7% p.a. (top rates; the highest rates need long terms and high minimums; varies by country) | A higher target, based on trading-fee income rather than a set rate. |
| Payment cadence | Annually or at maturity | Monthly, as cash or reinvested, when there is net income |
| Compounding | Limited within a fixed term | Take income monthly, or reinvest it to compound |
| Capital | Capital-guaranteed by the institution | Deployed in liquidity pools during the term |
| Principal at term end | Deposit-insured (FDIC, FSCS, FCS, CDIC, DGS), to a cap | A post-dated check for your principal, as a contractual undertaking |
| Access | Often locked for a fixed term; top rates need high minimums | Nothing can be withdrawn before your committed term ends, or while auto-compound is on. Withdrawals are by request after that. |
Indicative comparison only, based on early-2026 published rates for top term-deposit and high-interest savings products in Australia, the US, UK, Eurozone and Canada; deposit-insurance caps apply per the relevant scheme and country. Term deposits are capital-guaranteed and deposit-insured. The post-dated check is a contractual undertaking to return your principal at the end date, not deposit insurance or a guarantee. The two are not like-for-like. Nothing here is financial advice, an offer or a solicitation.
How we manage each position
These controls apply to every position we run and every participant account.
Daily pool checks
We check each pool's size and trading volume every day, and we can move capital out of a pool that goes quiet.
Term and withdrawals
Each amount stays invested until its committed term ends, and while auto-compound is on. Your portal shows each end date, and you can turn auto-compound off there. Withdrawals are by request after that.
Records
We record every deposit and withdrawal, and we verify USDT deposits on-chain.
USDT balances
Balances are held in USDT and shown in US dollars.
How reporting works
Account statement
Your statement lists every deposit, distribution, and withdrawal, with a running balance. Any distribution for the month is added on your cycle day. Download it from the portal at any time.
Pool positions on-chain
You can check on-chain what our pool positions hold and the fees those positions earn. The hedge sits off the DEXs, so on-chain records cover the pools' fee income and not the hedge.
Investor portal
You sign in with Google, Apple, email or a wallet, and confirm with a passkey, to see your balance, earnings, deposits and withdrawal requests. USDT deposits are verified on-chain, and our team records bank transfers.
Withdrawals
You can request a withdrawal after your committed term ends and auto-compound is off. Our team reviews each request; if it's approved, we pay it from the company wallet and record the transaction ID. The amount paid is your balance at that point.
Sample data. Portal screens on this site use sample figures. No participant's account appears here.
For investors who'd rather not run DEX positions themselves
BlocByBloc runs DEX liquidity positions for investors in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. We handle the research, hedging, daily monitoring and reporting. It works as an alternative to a family trust: a way to put a smaller amount of capital to work for a monthly income, taken as cash or reinvested to compound. Access is offered only where lawful and subject to eligibility and verification.