(Disclaimer: The contents are subject to change without prior notice, and under no circumstances can it be used as evidence of legal responsibility for investment results. The information provided here does not constitute investment advice. If you have any questions, please contact the Stackswap team.)
Hello, Stackswap Community.
As mentioned in our previous report, we decided to take time for internal maintenance in July. We focused on documentation for users, such as how to use the products related to Farming and Staking, how to use the platform, and updated our Gitbook documentation.
1. User-centered Farming, Staking screen design
The concept of the stacks cycle and Stackswap round is not a well-known concept for general DeFi users on Ethereum or BSC, so explanations and guidance were needed. The update has been completed in the form of providing a table of essential elements such as the start and end blocks of the round and user share so that users can intuitively access the project understanding, expected return, and investment plan.
2. User guide and function definition
Since users were not familiar with Stacks blockchain and the Stackswap platform, the scope of understanding for each function was limited. Therefore, it is difficult for users to predict the result value for a specific button (function), and in the event of an error, a lot of communication process was required to resolve the function error. We are trying to improve the understanding of users by defining functions for each page. When the user guide and function definition document are completed, the goal is to provide quick feedback on specific issues or user inquiries by communicating smoothly about the point where errors occur.
3. Gitbook Documentation Update
In Gitbook, users can find out more about Stackswap, from the introduction and background of the Stackswap project to detailed information about the project, such as tokenomics, litepaper, audit report, and smart contracts. If major features are added, Gitbook will be continuously updated.
Progress Report
> Stackswap Dashboard (at block number 69,863)
- Farming
- Staking
> Stacks Accelerator Verified Tokens: 9
- Stackswap (STSW)
- Stacks (STX)
- Arkadiko Token (DIKO)
- Arkadiko Stablecoin (USDA)
- Miamicoin (MIA) v1
- Miamicoin (MIA) v1
- Newyorkcity Coin (NYC) v2
- Newyorkcity Coin (NYC) v2
- Lucid Bitcoin (lBTC)
Stackswap Ecosystem
> Added function of Farming and Staking screens
If you click on the portion with round numbers and information, the next screen can be seen:
1) Round : Round currently in Pool Farming.
2) Start Block : Block number where the round starts
3) End Block : Block number at which the round ends
4) Total Staked : Amount of LP Staked in the round
5) APR : APR value for the round
6) User Staking : The amount the user staking in the round
7) User Share : The proportion of the amount staking by the user in the corresponding round compared to the total amount
8) Est. Withdraw : Estimated amount of user rewards for the round
Both the POOL and Staking pages have been updated.
> User guide and function definition document
Currently, within StackSwap, user guides for various functions such as Cross-chain, Farm, Stake, and Launchpad are being produced. Each function will be uploaded to Medium, and video production and function definition pages will be added to help users understand.
Below is an example page of function definition for Farm:
Button Legend and Guide
> Gitbook update
We will guide you through Gitbook in an official form about professional materials and technical elements that are difficult to deal with in Medium. This update focuses on the following:
- Reorganization of materials to make the information be more presentable to readers
- Additional materials and guides for newer products published by the Stackswap team
- Updated information to reflect changes made since the last update
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