Staking Dapp on Cardano
Luka Cosic
Blockchain Developer
Smart Contract Engineer
Fullstack Engineer
React
Rust
Solidity
Fiverr
Upwork
Key Features of the Staking DApp
User Staking
Allow users to delegate ADA to a stake pool.
Optionally, allow users to stake custom native tokens.
Rewards Management
Display staking rewards and APY (Annual Percentage Yield).
Enable reward distribution for stakers periodically.
Multi-Stake Pool Support
Let users choose from multiple stake pools.
Staking Analytics
Track staking history and reward performance.
Provide visual analytics
Smart Contract-Based Staking
Lock funds into a Plutus smart contract for a predefined period.
Add additional reward mechanisms (e.g., bonus tokens).
Architecture
Frontend
User Interface
Enable wallet connection (e.g., Nami, Eternl, or Typhon wallets).
Show staking pools, current APY, and staking history.
Framework: React.js or Angular for building a modern UI.
Wallet API: Use @emurgo/cardano-serialization-lib or dApp connectors for Cardano wallets.
Backend
Blockchain Interaction:
Query blockchain data using Blockfrost API or Ogmios for detailed staking information.
Database
Use PostgreSQL or Firebase to store staking and user analytics.
Server
Node.js with Express.js or FastAPI for a lightweight backend.
Smart Contracts
Plutus Contracts
Lock ADA or native tokens for staking.
Define logic for reward distribution and staking periods.
Optional Enhancements
Custom Token Staking
Allow users to stake native tokens instead of ADA.
Reward stakers with other tokens or NFTs.
Governance Features
Enable stakers to vote on pool settings or DApp upgrades.
Mobile Support
Build a mobile-friendly version or a native mobile app.
Tools and Frameworks
Frontend: React.js, Next.js, Tailwind CSS.
Backend: Node.js, FastAPI, PostgreSQL.
Blockchain: Plutus, Blockfrost API, Ogmios.
Testing: Cardano Testnet, Hardhat for smart contract testing.
