This repository hosts the UI inteface that powers https://stake.cardinal.so for staking NFTs on Solana.
Use this repo to create and deploy stake pools with built-in reward distribution, or build your own custom interface with our underlying staking protocol.
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This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
To get started, clone the repo and run:
yarn installNext, run the development server:
yarn run devOpen http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the staking interface running locally.
To access different clusters in the scaffold, set the cluster query parameter in the URL:
- Mainnet - http://localhost:3000?cluster=mainnet
- Devnet - http://localhost:3000?cluster=devnet
- Testnet - http://localhost:3000?cluster=testnet
The default cluster set is mainnet. It's recommended to ensure you have ?cluster=devnet while testing out functionality.
To create a stake pool, navigate to the admin page located at http://localhost:3000/admin. This page hosts a form to create a stake pool with various configurations.
Note: All configurations in the admin page are optional. Also, filters in the stake pool configuration are union-based, if any one of the conditions is met, then the NFT will be allowed to stake in the pool.
After creating your stake pool, you will receive a Stake Pool Id. View your stake pool at http://localhost:3000/[stakePoolId]
Pool Creation Parameters:
export type StakePoolParams {
requiresCollections?: PublicKey[];
requiresCreators?: PublicKey[];
requiresAuthorization?: boolean;
overlayText?: string;
imageUri?: string;
resetOnStake?: boolean;
}Reward Distribution Parameters
export type RewardDistributionParams {
stakePoolId: PublicKey;
rewardMintId: PublicKey;
rewardAmount?: BN;
rewardDurationSeconds?: BN;
kind?: RewardDistributorKind;
maxSupply?: BN;
supply?: BN;
}There are two types of reward distribution (RewardDistributionKind) with Cardinal Staking.
- Mint - give mint authority of your reward token to the stake pool so the pool can mint on demand
- Treasury - transfer reward tokens from your wallet to the stake pool, top-up the stake pool treasury balance whenever needed.
In order to easily access your stake pool, airdrop NFTs on devnet for your specific collection and get a stake.cardinal.so/[projectName] url, you'll need to create a Stake Pool metadata object. NOTE if you specified a verified creator in a devnet pool, airdropped NFTs will not be allowed into that pool because your creator will not be verified.
export type StakePoolMetadata = {
name: string
displayName: string
pubkey: PublicKey
filters?: {
type: 'creators' | 'symbol' | 'issuer'
value: string | string[]
}[]
airdrops?: AirdropMetadata[]
imageUrl?: string
websiteUrl?: string
maxStaked?: number
}In api/mapping.ts, add your own object to the stakePoolMetadatas array. You'll now be able to access your project at http://localhost:3000/[name].
In order to get a custom Cardinal URL, deploy your pool on mainnet and then make a PR to our api/mapping.ts file in this repo with updates containing your pool's metadata.
Now that you've made and deployed your Cardinal stake pool, you can either stick with Cardinal's UX for the stake pool experience or build your own.
Simply modify pages/[stakePoolId]/index.tsx with your own react styling, and host the stake pool on your own domain.
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