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FutureBit (FBiT) Staking Protocol - Solana Mainnet
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A production-ready, decentralized staking platform for the FBiT token on Solana. The platform implements Proof-of-Stake (PoS) APY, a 10-level referral commission system, a Team Target Bonus program, a deflationary burn mechanism, and an automated emission reserve — all governed by an on-chain Anchor smart contract.Read the full README ↗A production-ready, decentralized staking platform for the FBiT token on Solana. The platform implements Proof-of-Stake (PoS) APY, a 10-level referral commission system, a Team Target Bonus program, a deflationary burn mechanism, and an automated emission reserve — all governed by an on-chain Anchor smart contract.
Live Demo: https://futurebit.in
FBiT Staking is a fully on-chain staking DApp where users lock FBiT tokens for 30 days and earn rewards. The APY is not fixed — it adjusts automatically based on how many tokens are currently staked (Proof-of-Stake model). As more users stake, the APY decreases; as users unstake, the APY rises. The system is designed to be fully autonomous: the admin deposited the full token reserve and renounced ownership on-chain (see Section 7) — the contract now runs indefinitely with no admin able to change any parameter, ever.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Lock Period | 30 days (fixed) |
| Claim Interval | Every 6 hours (4 intervals/day) |
| APY Range | 10% – 300% (auto-adjusting, PoS) |
| Burn Rate | 5% base (of the after-fee reward amount) + up to another 5% from any unpaid claim-referral levels — see the new Claim Referral row below (locked permanently, self-corrected in code — set_burn_bps is disabled post-renouncement) |
| Referral Levels | 10 levels deep (one-time, on stake) |
| Referral Total | 17.75% distributed across all 10 levels on stake (live on-chain config, confirmed current; contract's compile-time default is 30% and only applies if this is ever unset) |
| Claim Referral (v2.7) | A separate recurring referral layer paid on every claim/compound — levels 1-5 only, 3%/2.5%/2%/1.5%/1% (10% max), carved out of that claim's own after-fee amount, not the pool — see Section 3 |
| Team Bonus | Up to +10% on top of staking rewards |
| Network | Solana Mainnet |
| Platform Fee | 0.25% on all operations, routed to feeRecipient now that ownership is renounced (see Section 3) |
| AI Support Chat | Claude-powered widget answering platform FAQs (/api/support-chat) |
Users connect their Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or any Wallet Standard-compliant wallet) via Reown AppKit.
Before staking, a user can click a referral link (?ref=<address>). This stores the referrer on-chain and credits all 10 levels of the referral chain when the user stakes. The referrer must already have an active stake themselves (total_staked > 0) for their link to work — this is a deliberate security requirement (see the v2.4/v2.6 Changelog entries) that also makes a circular referral chain impossible to construct.
feeRecipient, the former admin's address — ownership is already renounced on this deployment, see Section 7).Rewards accumulate every 6 hours (4 intervals/day). Formula:
grossReward = stakedAmount × effectiveAPY × intervals / (1,460 × 10,000)
Where:
effectiveAPY = clamp(ANNUAL_EMISSION × 10,000 / totalStaked, 1_000, 30_000)
MIN_APY_BPS = 1,000 (10% floor) MAX_APY_BPS = 30,000 (300% ceiling)
intervals = seconds elapsed / 21,600 (each interval = 6 hours)
1,460 = total 6-hour intervals in one year (4 × 365)
The APY self-adjusts in real time:
Every 6 hours the user can:
In both cases, the burn mechanism applies (see Section 3).
Once the lock period expires, the user calls Unstake. The contract:
feeRecipient post-renouncement instead of the admin wallet, see Section 3).The 0.25% platform fee applies identically on every operation (stake, claim, compound, unstake) whether ownership is renounced or not — renouncing only changes where it's sent (see below). There is no separate, larger fee that appears after renouncement — an earlier design had one (a 25%-of-gross cut funded from the pool), but it was simplified away in v2.1 in favor of just keeping the platform fee flowing, permanently, to whichever address is entitled to it.
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