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The protocol One wallet. Three ways to steer it.

Every is a at your address. Strategies can rebalance inside it; only your signature moves funds out.

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Network
Arbitrum One
Custody
Always yours
Source
Public on GitHub
Indices
BLOKC2 · 5 · 10

Explore the protocol

From your signature to the DAO.

Six layers, top to bottom. Each one tells you what it does and what actually happens on-chain, with a link to the source.

Layer 01 / 06

You

You sign in and own a Garden.

Sign in with Google (no seed phrase) or your own wallet. A Garden is created at your address, and it's yours: ownership is an NFT in your wallet.

works with

  • Web3Auth
  • ZeroDev

on-chain, behind the scenes

The Garden Factory deploys a new Diamond contract for you with CREATE2, up to 10 per user. Only you can move funds out of it.

Account
ERC-4337 smart account
Ownership
ERC-721 token
Per user
Up to 10 Gardens
User journey in the docs (opens in a new tab)

Products

Three ways to run a Garden.

Every Garden is the same smart wallet underneath; what changes is who steers it. Scroll through the three.

01 / 03 · Steered by The index

Index Gardens

Follow a basket that rebalances itself. Components chosen by the team and approved by the DAO; weights set on-chain by market cap.

Connect your Garden to an : BLOKC2, BLOKC5 or BLOKC10. Weights are each component's share of market cap, priced by Chainlink. A pooled rebalancer trades only assets more than 2% off target, at the best quote across Uniswap and Camelot, at most once a day. Every rebalance is a transaction you can read.

  • Three indices: BLOKC2, BLOKC5 and BLOKC10
  • Market-cap weights, priced by Chainlink
  • Pooled rebalancing, only past 2% drift

For people who want diversified exposure without managing it.

Explore BLOKC2, BLOKC5 and BLOKC10

02 / 03 · Steered by You

Yield Gardens

Steer it yourself across the venues a Garden composes with.

A Yield Garden lets you act directly across the venues the protocol composes with: swap on Uniswap V3 and Camelot V3, lend and borrow on Aave V3, take perp exposure on GMX V2, or lock fixed yield with Pendle V2.

  • Swap on Uniswap V3 and Camelot V3
  • Lend and borrow on Aave V3
  • Perps on GMX V2, fixed yield on Pendle V2

For people who'd rather steer themselves.

03 / 03 · Steered by A manager you hire

Planned · 2027

Gardeners

Hire an on-chain manager whose record anyone can verify.

A publishes a strategy on-chain and investors authorise it from their own Garden, then revoke it the same way. Performance writes itself to a non-transferable ERC-5484 badge in the Gardener's wallet, and fees settle on-chain within DAO-set ceilings.

  • Track record kept on-chain, on a badge that can't be transferred
  • Trades within limits you approve; can't hold your funds
  • Fees capped by DAO-set ceilings; revoke any time

For people who want a professional, and for the professionals.

Compare

Side by side.

Same wallet, same custody. What changes is who steers it, what it costs and when it opens.

  • Index Gardens

    For people who want diversified exposure without managing it.

    Steering

    Steered by
    The index
    Who trades
    The index rebalancer: past 2% drift, at most daily, ≤ 0.5% value loss

    Custody

    Where funds sit
    In your own Garden, at your address
    Who can move funds out
    Only you

    Costs

    Protocol fee
    Gasless and fee-free at launch. Any future protocol fee is set by DAO vote.
    Manager fee
    —
    Trading costs
    Trades pay the pool fees and price impact of the venue they route through.

    When

    Opens
    At the public launch
    In the app
    Open in blokc.app (opens in a new tab)

  • Yield Gardens

    For people who'd rather steer themselves.

    Steering

    Steered by
    You
    Who trades
    You, across the venues a Garden composes with

    Custody

    Where funds sit
    In your own Garden, at your address
    Who can move funds out
    Only you

    Costs

    Protocol fee
    Gasless and fee-free at launch. Any future protocol fee is set by DAO vote.
    Manager fee
    —
    Trading costs
    Trades pay the pool fees and price impact of the venue they route through.

    When

    Opens
    At the public launch
    In the app
    Open in blokc.app (opens in a new tab)

  • Gardeners

    For people who want a professional, and for the professionals.

    Steering

    Steered by
    A manager you hire
    Who trades
    Your Gardener, within the permissions you grant

    Custody

    Where funds sit
    In your own Garden, at your address
    Who can move funds out
    Only you

    Costs

    Protocol fee
    Gasless and fee-free at launch. Any future protocol fee is set by DAO vote.
    Manager fee
    Set by each Gardener, under DAO-set ceilings
    Trading costs
    Trades pay the pool fees and price impact of the venue they route through.

    When

    Opens
    Planned · 2027
    In the app
    Not yet

Under the hood

Your keys stay yours.

Your Garden is a smart wallet at your own address. Strategies can work inside it, but only your signature takes money out.

How it's built, in the docs (opens in a new tab)
Fig 1The Garden · smart account

caller index strategy · rebalance · allowed

Fig 1Your Garden, drawn as a machine: strategies can trade inside it, but only your key moves funds out. Illustrative.

Fees & risks

What it costs, what can go wrong.

Read this before you plant anything you can't afford to lose.

Fees

Protocol feeNone at launch
Gasless and fee-free at launch. Any future protocol fee is set by DAO vote.
Gardener feesSet by each Gardener
Written into the strategy, capped by DAO-set ceilings. Gardeners open in 2027.
SwapsVenue costs
Trades pay the pool fees and price impact of the venue they route through.
Card and bankOn-ramp's own fees
The on-ramp provider charges its own fees and runs its own KYC.

Risks

  • Smart-contract risk

    Audits reduce risk, they don't remove it. A bug could lose funds.

  • Market risk

    Crypto prices are volatile. An index or strategy can lose value quickly.

  • Stablecoin risk

    USDC aims to hold $1 but can lose its peg in extreme conditions.

  • Manager risk

    A Gardener can make losing trades within the permissions you grant.

  • Third-party risk

    Gardens route through outside DEXs, lending markets, oracles and on-ramps.

  • Access risk

    BLOK Capital can't recover accounts. Set up recovery guardians.

Not investment advice. Full terms in the User Agreement.

Ecosystem

Composed from projects you already know.

BLOK Capital doesn't reinvent exchanges, oracles or lending. It wires proven ones into your wallet. Integrations in our code, not endorsements. Each tile links to the file or docs page that shows it.

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Network and data

Where Gardens live, where their numbers come from, and how USDC moves between chains.

Where rebalances trade

The pooled rebalancer quotes these pools and takes the best price.

What a Yield Garden can use

Each venue is a facet: a module the DAO approves before any Garden can install it.

Wallet and governance

How you sign in without a seed phrase, and how the protocol decides.

Also in the codebase, not live on Arbitrum:Ethereum · Balancer V3, Morpho Blue, SushiSwap V3, Uniswap V2 and V3 (opens in a new tab)Avalanche · Trader Joe V2 (opens in a new tab)

Join in

Be first to plant a Garden.

Read the code, then ask the people who wrote it in the Discord.

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