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Trading crypto platform ARKITEKT DEX

development timeline
3 months
L2 network
Base
smart contracts
Solidity

Task for Development

Create an MVP for a DEX with the following features: swaps, liquidity pools, spNFT staking, and rewards for staking.
The client was looking for a team to integrate existing contracts and frontend into a cohesive product and chose MetaLamp for the job.

What was the starting point

disorganized workflow
incomplete frontend
smart contracts with bugs

What we did

Process
Organization

We assembled a team of skilled and confident specialists, replacing scattered freelancers with a full development team led by a project manager.

Vyacheslav
Gerasimov
Frontend developer
Vyacheslav Gerasimov
Stepan
Kryukov
Frontend developer
Stepan Kryukov
Roman
Yarlykov
Solidity developer
Roman Yarlykov
Aleksei
Kutsenko
Solidity developer
Aleksei Kutsenko
Victoria
Chebodaeva
Project manager
Victoria Chebodaeva
This allowed us to speed up the development process and shorten the timeline for the product’s commercial launch.
We transformed all client requirements into a clear roadmap of tasks and deliverables.

Frontend
Improvements

Our frontend development team integrated the smart contracts with the interface and completely overhauled the layout, removing non-functional elements and enhancing both usability and user experience.

Fixed bugs
Fixed bugs
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Refinement of smart contracts and network selection

The team adapted the smart contracts for the new network, deployed them, and set up the DEX subgraph to display prices and calculate APR.

To address the task, we selected the Camelot protocol. We conducted extensive research, integrated it with the frontend, and migrated the platform to Scroll, ZkSync, and Base.

Research
Research

For deploying the smart contracts, the client changed their network choice several times:

Initially, they chose Scroll, an EVM-compatible network.

Then, they switched to zkSync, which has lower EVM compatibility and required us to delve deeper and gain more expertise.

Ultimately, the client decided on Base.

As a result we accomplished it!

In just 3 months, our client received a functional MVP solution on the Base Sepolia network.

The project is now at the stage of launching on the mainnet.