[WIP] - Proposal to Implement a Staking Rewards History Dashboard
Author: @Magra Date: 06 January 2026 Category: Ecosystem / User Interface
1. Abstract
This proposal suggests adding a “Rewards History” section to the WalletConnect Staking dApp to allow users to track their last 5+ reward distributions, including dates, amounts, and claim status.
2. Summary
Currently, the Staking dApp only shows the total claimable WCT balance. This lack of granularity makes it difficult for stakers to verify if rewards are being distributed correctly. I propose an update to the UI to display a historical log of the most recent rewards (minimum 5) with specific metadata for each transaction.
3. Background & Motivation
On December 18th, 2025, some users (including myself) experienced delays or issues with reward distribution. When contacting support, it was difficult to provide accurate information regarding missed periods because the dApp provides no historical record of past distributions. Stakers provide liquidity and security to the network; in return, they deserve full transparency and the ability to audit their own transactions without relying on external block explorers, which can be complex for average users.
4. Specification
The Staking dApp interface should be updated to include a table or list containing:
- Date/Timestamp: When the reward was allocated to the user.
- WCT Amount: The exact quantity of tokens recognized for that period.
- Status: A clear indicator showing if the reward is “Claimed” or “Pending/Unclaimed”.
- View Depth: At least the last 5 reward events should be visible by default.
Example
5. Rationale
By providing this data directly in the dApp:
- User Support is simplified: Users can provide precise data to the tech team if rewards are missing.
- Increased Trust: Transparency in reward distribution strengthens the bond between the Foundation and the community.
- Better UX: Users don’t need to manually track their balances or navigate Etherscan/Block Explorers to verify their income.
6. Security & Risk Considerations
The proposal is technically feasible as it relies on on-chain data that is already public.
The implementation requires only frontend and indexing updates, without modifying the core staking smart contracts.
7. Towards a Formal Proposal
I eagerly look forward to your feedback and comments to transform this idea into a proposal ready for a Foundation vote.
Let’s make it bulletproof, together.
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Thank you for reading 
@Magra
