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- Berachain adds a new BERA LST vault on BEX and a game-native vault from Narra Agent in Batch 19.
- Guardians open an RFP to build a real-time analytics dashboard for monitoring Reward Vaults transparently.
The announcement of Batch 19 of the Reward-Funded Reward Vaults (RFRV) program on the Berachain network has once again become a topic of discussion in the community.
This isn’t just because of the new projects announced, but also because the network’s development direction is increasingly ambitious and quite unique. Through the BGT Foundation, the Guardians officially announced two new vaults: the BERA Liquid Staking Token (LST) vault on the BEX platform and a game-based vault from Narra Agent.
The first vault provides staking options for users who want flexibility with their tokens, while the other takes a slightly different approach: a native vault from the gaming ecosystem that is directly linked to validator rewards.
The combination of the two appears to be an effort to broaden the appeal of staking, not only to investors but also to gamers active in the ecosystem.
Decisions on the latest batch of RFRVs have been delivered by the @bgtfdn on behalf of the Guardians.
Batch 19 adds a new BERA LST vault on BEX and a game-native vault from Narra Agent. This week, the Guardians also opened an RFP for a real-time Reward Vault analytics dashboard.… pic.twitter.com/nDqw16elYY
— Berachain Foundation 🐻⛓ (@berachain) August 4, 2025
Vaults, Games, and Dashboards: A New Era for Berachain Users
Interestingly, the launch of the Narra Agent vault seems to connect with the Berachain approach they have been promoting since July 25th. At that time, they launched the “Proof-of-Fun” system, a mechanism that transforms in-game activity into real economic incentives through a Proof-of-Liquidity (PoL) system embedded directly into the game.
Two prominent examples of this approach are Wizzwoods and Beratone—two games that not only encourage social engagement but also connect directly to the validator reward system. So, instead of simply playing games for fun, there’s now a bigger reason: they can also generate yield.
Furthermore, Guardians also opened a request for proposal (RFP) for a real-time vault analytics dashboard. The goal is quite clear: to provide direct visual access to vault performance, reward distribution, and liquidity conditions. If approved and developed, this could be a strategic tool, especially for those actively utilizing vaults.
Furthermore, Berachain’s development direction isn’t something that happened in a vacuum. Since mid-June, they have approved BRIP-0001, a landmark proposal that forks the EVM client to support faster blocks and native integration for PoL. At the same time, they also released RFRV and integrated Rango Exchange to streamline cross-chain liquidity.
High Returns, Higher Expectations: Why Dashboards Matter
Now let’s shift a bit to on-chain data. According to a CNF report from late July, 25% of the total wBERA on the network is locked in PoL V2. Why is this interesting? Because PoL V2 isn’t just a regular staking platform. It offers a yield of around 180% and supports direct staking rewards through a newly introduced protocol module.
With such a high yield, it’s no wonder interest in vaults is growing. But… with the increasing number of vaults and the diversification of their functions, the need for more intuitive monitoring is also growing. This is perhaps the main reason why the RFP for an analytics dashboard was opened right after the announcement of the new batch. It’s not just a supplement, but a tool that’s starting to become a basic necessity.
Meanwhile, as of the writing time, BERA is trading at about $1.79, up 6.06% over the last 30 days, with $25.6 million in daily trading volume.
