Huddle01 Network

Huddle01 Network lets people buy node keys, delegate them to pools, and earn rewards. I designed both ends of it: the two sale sites where keys were bought, one for people who had never run a node and one for people who already had, and the dashboard where keys are managed afterward, built to work for both.

Home answers the question everyone arrives with: am I earning? It leads with total and daily rewards, then splits your keys by status as one bar, with a rewards chart below. Network-wide numbers sit above as context, and deeper data stays one click away.

Node keys can be delegated, running, pending, or waiting for delegation. I translated those protocol states into plain labels. An undelegated key says "Yet to delegate" instead of leaving the cell blank, and the filters use the same words, so finding idle keys takes one click.

Pools and key details show ownership, rewards, capacity, and delegation in context. The interface keeps the system technical enough for operators without making every screen feel like a block explorer.

On testnet, 2,894 keys were delegated across 169 active pools, contributing 115,750 Mbps of bandwidth and 1,068 cores as of Oct 2026.