
REZ Token Launch
SummarySeason 1 ended April 26, 2024, with $3.5B in deposits, 250k+ users, and 33.5% restaking market share.REZ token launches April 30, 2024; 700M REZ (7% of supply) distributed based on ezPoints.Eligibility: Minimum 360 ezPoints; 99% of wallets fully unlocked; large wallets (500k+ points) have 3-month vesting.REZ Tokenomics: 10B total supplyCommunity: 32% (7% airdrop, 5% for Season 2)Fundraising: 31.56% (2-year vesting)Core Contributors: 20% (1-year cliff + 2-year vesting)Others: Foundation...

Renzo Riduzione: Renzo Completes the Inaugural Buyback and Burn Event, Aiming to Reduce Total Supply…
Renzo Protocol just completed the first buyback and burn event, we are calling Renzo Riduzione, buying back over 127,117,412 REZ from the open market using protocol revenue and then subsequently burning 90% or 114,405,671 REZ and rewarding ezREZ stakers the remaining 10%. This inaugural event permanently reduced 1.14% from REZ total supply, and much more to go.BackgroundRenzo Protocol just wrapped up one of its biggest community milestones yet. Governance proposals RP-6(A) and RP-6(B) officia...

Opolis Partners with Renzo to Launch Onchain “Restaking Bond” for Member Health-Insurance Pool
July 2025 – Employment-benefits platform Opolis today announced a strategic partnership with liquid restaking provider Renzo to secure its forthcoming health-insurance reserve with a fixed-term, onchain bond issued through Renzo’s Flow vault framework. The new Opolis Bond Vault will accept Agora’s USD-denominated stablecoin, AUSD, during a limited subscription window and lock the collateral for six months, satisfying the solvency and collateralization requirements that apply to licensed insur...



REZ Token Launch
SummarySeason 1 ended April 26, 2024, with $3.5B in deposits, 250k+ users, and 33.5% restaking market share.REZ token launches April 30, 2024; 700M REZ (7% of supply) distributed based on ezPoints.Eligibility: Minimum 360 ezPoints; 99% of wallets fully unlocked; large wallets (500k+ points) have 3-month vesting.REZ Tokenomics: 10B total supplyCommunity: 32% (7% airdrop, 5% for Season 2)Fundraising: 31.56% (2-year vesting)Core Contributors: 20% (1-year cliff + 2-year vesting)Others: Foundation...

Renzo Riduzione: Renzo Completes the Inaugural Buyback and Burn Event, Aiming to Reduce Total Supply…
Renzo Protocol just completed the first buyback and burn event, we are calling Renzo Riduzione, buying back over 127,117,412 REZ from the open market using protocol revenue and then subsequently burning 90% or 114,405,671 REZ and rewarding ezREZ stakers the remaining 10%. This inaugural event permanently reduced 1.14% from REZ total supply, and much more to go.BackgroundRenzo Protocol just wrapped up one of its biggest community milestones yet. Governance proposals RP-6(A) and RP-6(B) officia...

Opolis Partners with Renzo to Launch Onchain “Restaking Bond” for Member Health-Insurance Pool
July 2025 – Employment-benefits platform Opolis today announced a strategic partnership with liquid restaking provider Renzo to secure its forthcoming health-insurance reserve with a fixed-term, onchain bond issued through Renzo’s Flow vault framework. The new Opolis Bond Vault will accept Agora’s USD-denominated stablecoin, AUSD, during a limited subscription window and lock the collateral for six months, satisfying the solvency and collateralization requirements that apply to licensed insur...
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Why This Matters
AVSs (Autonomous Verifiable Services) often need guaranteed, term-locked security rather than open-ended deposits that can disappear overnight. Traditionally, restaking is variable-rate and with on-demand withdrawals, making it difficult for AVSs to plan their security.
Flow’s time-based bond vaults turn restaking into a predictable, fixed-income instrument. Depositors lock an asset (e.g., Agora’s AUSD) for a pre-defined term at a pre-negotiated APY. The network secures known capital for a known time, while depositors earn a yield that looks and settles like a zero-coupon bond coupon.
The Challenge
Certain AVSs need hard guarantees that collateral stays put during a certain period of time and can’t risk mid-cycle withdrawals.
Institutional LPs prefer fixed, predictable returns to fluctuating restaking yields.
Operators want security budgets they can size infrastructure against, not TVL that oscillates with market pumps.
How Flow “Bond Vaults” Work
1) Parameter Setup
The AVS or vault curator defines a deposit asset, duration of bond, payment, and hard TVL limit.
2) Vault Launch
Renzo and Concrete launch the vault with a specific raise window. Depositors receive a reward-bearing receipt token for the duration of the bond.
3) Restake and Delegate
TVL is restaked and delegated to the AVS that requires guaranteed security.
4) Maturity and Payout
Upon maturity of the Flow bond, depositors can claim the underlying principal as well as the accrued interest.
Benefits at a Glance
The vault’s restaked assets are immovable for the term, perfect for AVSs that need security guarantees.
Fixed-rate yield looks like a zero-coupon bond and allows for better planning.
Tradable receipt tokens allow flexibility for LPs who need to exit early.
No hassle implementation: everything is taken care of by Renzo and Concrete on the backend.
Looking Ahead
Time-based Flow vaults let any network have a guaranteed, fixed-term security layer, while offering depositors a clean, tradable yield product. If your organization is interested in “restaking bonds”, Renzo and Concrete can build you a custom solution in days. Reach out to us directly to learn more.
Restake with Renzo and Compound with Concrete.
Why This Matters
AVSs (Autonomous Verifiable Services) often need guaranteed, term-locked security rather than open-ended deposits that can disappear overnight. Traditionally, restaking is variable-rate and with on-demand withdrawals, making it difficult for AVSs to plan their security.
Flow’s time-based bond vaults turn restaking into a predictable, fixed-income instrument. Depositors lock an asset (e.g., Agora’s AUSD) for a pre-defined term at a pre-negotiated APY. The network secures known capital for a known time, while depositors earn a yield that looks and settles like a zero-coupon bond coupon.
The Challenge
Certain AVSs need hard guarantees that collateral stays put during a certain period of time and can’t risk mid-cycle withdrawals.
Institutional LPs prefer fixed, predictable returns to fluctuating restaking yields.
Operators want security budgets they can size infrastructure against, not TVL that oscillates with market pumps.
How Flow “Bond Vaults” Work
1) Parameter Setup
The AVS or vault curator defines a deposit asset, duration of bond, payment, and hard TVL limit.
2) Vault Launch
Renzo and Concrete launch the vault with a specific raise window. Depositors receive a reward-bearing receipt token for the duration of the bond.
3) Restake and Delegate
TVL is restaked and delegated to the AVS that requires guaranteed security.
4) Maturity and Payout
Upon maturity of the Flow bond, depositors can claim the underlying principal as well as the accrued interest.
Benefits at a Glance
The vault’s restaked assets are immovable for the term, perfect for AVSs that need security guarantees.
Fixed-rate yield looks like a zero-coupon bond and allows for better planning.
Tradable receipt tokens allow flexibility for LPs who need to exit early.
No hassle implementation: everything is taken care of by Renzo and Concrete on the backend.
Looking Ahead
Time-based Flow vaults let any network have a guaranteed, fixed-term security layer, while offering depositors a clean, tradable yield product. If your organization is interested in “restaking bonds”, Renzo and Concrete can build you a custom solution in days. Reach out to us directly to learn more.
Restake with Renzo and Compound with Concrete.
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