Universal ETH wallet

What is Universal ETH (UNIETH)?

uniETH represents ETH staked through Bedrock, a non-custodial liquid staking setup built by RockX with institutional users in mind. The token is a claim on a share of that staked pool, and it is the non-rebasing kind, which is the single most important thing to understand before holding it.

Non-rebasing means the number of uniETH in your wallet never changes on its own. You will not see the balance tick upward, and nothing is missing if it does not. What moves instead is the ratio: one uniETH corresponds to a slowly changing amount of ETH as the staked pool behind it accumulates the network's issuance. A wallet that shows only the token count is showing the correct number; the conversion rate is what does the work.

Getting back to ETH happens either by redeeming through Bedrock, which follows Ethereum's validator exit timing rather than being instant, or by trading the token on-chain. uniETH also exists on Arbitrum as a bridged balance, so check which chain a given balance sits on before sending.

Storing it

Because the position maintains itself, there is nothing for a holder to sign, claim or renew while it sits. A Tangem card can stay in a drawer for months; the app simply reads the current balance from the chain when you open it, and the key never leaves the card in the meantime. Supported networks in Tangem (2): Arbitrum One, Ethereum. For a token whose whole design is to be left alone, that suits it.