Staking example

[fadeev]

A simple staking contract with rewards.

There are two types of users: stakers and beneficiaries.

A staker deposits tokens on ZetaChain and provides a beneficiary address. A staker can have only one beneficiary.

Only the beneficiary can claim rewards. Only the staker can unstake. When the tokens are unstaked by the staker, the beneficiary receives the rewards. To prevent the staker from changing the beneficiary by staking more tokens (by calling stakeZRC), the beneficiary is only set when the first staking happens. It would be interesting to add an ability for the staker to change beneficiary if the staking amount is 0.

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Packages	Version	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
@zetachain/toolkit	2.1.1	network	+55	12 MB	lucasjanon
@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin	5.62.0	None	+1	2.52 MB	jameshenry

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