ApexBit
ApexBit is committed to building a future-proof Bitcoin application chain, combining Bitcoin's PoW consensus mechanism with PoS to enable efficient BTCFi applications. Initially focused on non-custodial BTC staking and wrapped token minting, it helps users unlock BTC liquidity without sacrificing control. The future expansion potential is immense: starting from BTCFi, it can extend to DeFi protocols, NFT markets, cross-chain bridges, and even enterprise-level applications.

FAQ
How does Non-Custodial Bitcoin Deposit work?
ApexBit’s non-custodial Deposit uses a user-controlled locking address mechanism. After connecting an EVM wallet, ApexBit generates a unique Bitcoin locking address (based on Taproot script), managed by the user’s public key and distributed validators’ threshold signatures. Users manually deposit BTC into this address, retaining full control of their private keys. ApexBit never requests or stores private keys, ensuring true self-custody.
Is my BTC safe with ApexBit? Do I retain full control?
Yes, your BTC is highly secure with ApexBit, and you retain full control throughout. Deposits and withdrawals require user-signed and broadcasted transactions, verified by distributed validators. ApexBit employs a Dynamic Multi-Sig structure, with validators processing operations via a 2/3 majority consensus to prevent single-point failures. Nodes sync Bitcoin blocks, verify Merkle Proof, and inherit PoW security, protecting against Sybil attacks.
What is aBTC?
aBTC is ApexBit’s liquid, yield-generating Bitcoin token. The process is:
(1) Users deposit BTC into a self-controlled locking address;
(2) After broadcasting the transaction, validators mint aBTC at a 1:1 ratio;
(3) aBTC is sent to the user’s designated address;
(4) aBTC is fully liquid, usable for trading, DeFi, collateral, or redemption to BTC. aBTC unlocks BTC’s potential as a secure, yield-bearing, liquid asset.
How do I get aBTC?
To acquire aBTC:
(1) Connect an EVM wallet to set your aBTC receiving address.
(2) Deposit BTC into the user-controlled locking address.
(3) ApexBit mints aBTC at a 1:1 ratio and sends it to your designated address.
How do I withdraw BTC?
Withdrawing BTC involves converting aBTC back to BTC:
(1) Initiate a withdrawal request on the [Withdraw] page, specifying the BTC amount and receiving address.
(2) The system burns aBTC at a 1:1 ratio and sends BTC to your designated address.
Note: Withdrawal amounts and addresses cannot be modified once submitted. Errors may lead to asset loss, so please verify carefully.
What fees are involved in minting aBTC or Withdrawing BTC?
Minting aBTC and Withdrawing BTC incur network fees (including Gas Fee). Withdrawing BTC also incurs a 1% fee on earned yields.
Why choose ApexBit for BTC deposit?
ApexBit is the optimal choice for BTC deposit:
- High Security: Your BTC remains fully under your control.
- Liquidity: aBTC enables DeFi participation while maintaining flexibility.
- Multiple Yields: Earn from staking, DeFi, lending, liquidity pools, and trading.
Where do ApexBit’s yield rewards come from?
ApexBit’s yields originate from:
- BTC Staking Yields: Locked BTC is injected into the application chain’s liquidity pool, earning transaction fees.
- Partner Rewards: Token airdrops from ApexBit ecosystem partners.
- Other Yields: Returns from DeFi, lending, and liquidity pool activities.
How do I view and claim yield rewards?
View your projects and rewards on the [Earn] page and follow the instructions to claim. The [Portfolio] page provides detailed insights into your yields and rewards.




