Detailed Plan

About Everstake

Everstake is a team of experienced developers, financial experts, and blockchain enthusiasts. The company was founded by Attic Lab, an EOS block producer from Ukraine.

We run highly secure and reliable nodes for PoS/DPoS protocols using enterprise-level hardware to ensure maximum efficiency and security.

Everstake is one of the biggest PoS/DPoS blockchain validators with ~ $5b+ total staked assets and 500k+ customers. Since 2017 Everstake has participated in the launch of 50+ blockchains as a genesis validator. Everstake is the biggest validator by the number of active customers, proving that we are building a customer-oriented business.

In Cardano Everstake (Group EVE) is represented by 11 stake pools, and over 529 million of ADA, 2.19% of all ADA staked to our pool. (Data might be little bit different and the time you read this proposal)

Project

As examples for CardanoMonitor - you can take a look at another projects developed by our team:

1. <https://cosmoscan.net/>

Cosmoscan.net - an open-source analytics platform, where users can monitor and track the most important blockchain data generated on the Cosmos Hub. We have other projects in the Cosmos ecosystem (i.e. Persistence monitor)

2. <https://oasismonitor.com/>

3. <https://elrondmonitor.com/>

4. <https://iconvotemonitor.com/>

Our vision is to build a one-stop-shop platform, which provides reliable, accurate and real time on-chain data, where users can browse transactions, validators, delegators and network proposals.

Our goal is also to help educate our users about the activity occurring on blockchains and how important it is to use on-chain analytics platforms in order to gain valuable insights. The more the market is maturing the more investors, developers and users will be using blockchain analytics platforms as a reliable resource for their due diligence.

Roadmap

Team:

• Backend developer: 15 m/d ( $85 per hour) $ 10200
• Frontend developer: 13 m/d ( $65 per hour) $ 6760
• Project manager: 4 m/d ( $55 per hour) $ 1760

<u>Backend</u>

1. Design DB schema - 6 m/d
2. Implement parser - 6 m/d
3. Design and implement API - 3 m/d

<u>Frontend</u>

1. UI mark-up, skeleton-MVP - 4 m/d
2. UI components: tables, drop-downs, timers, progress-bars, charts - 6 m/d
3. Integration with BE API - 3 m/d

<u>Milestone 2 (14 m/d)</u>

Team:

• Backend developer: 3 m/d ( $85 per hour) $ 2040
• Frontend developer: 3 m/d ( $65 per hour) $ 1560
• Project manager: 1 m/d ( $55 per hour) $ 440
• DevOps: 5 m/d ( $60 per hour) $ 2400
• QA: 2 m/d ( $45 per hour) $ 720

<u>Backend</u>

1. Collecting analytics info for different views - 3 m/d

<u>Frontend</u>

1. All pages - BE + API - 3 m/d

<u>Pages&Views:</u>

• Price & Trading page
• For Token Holders page
• For SPO page
• Voting Page

<u>Testing</u>

• Manual testing - 2 m/d

<u>Deployment</u>

• Deployment preparation, env configuration - 3 m/d

• Ci/CD configuration - 2 m/d

• Milestone 3

maintenance - 2 years

• works that are initiated from our side to maintain operability and security (software update, system functional check, data analysis, system monitoring, analysis of server event logs, backup control, system configuration to improve reliability, fault tolerance, and more)
• the process of managing software updates that are needed with frequently used or important libraries and other parts of the source code. The importance of updates and their timely installation is obvious to maintain an appropriate level of information security.

Total timeline:

• Backend 144 hours;
• Frontend 128 hours;
• Project Manager 40 hours;
• QA 16 hours;
• DevOps 40 hours;
• Total project timeline: 46 working days

Total budget:

• backend $ 12240;

• frontend $ 8320;

• Project Manager $ 2200;

• QA $ 720;

• DevOps $ 2400;

• Total project budget: $ 25880.

Total budget: $25880

Metrics and Analytics

To quantitatively measure performance and success we will be using the most important Google Analytics KPIs and metric

The most significant Google Analytics metrics in our opinion are:

• Sessions and Users: How does the website traffic develop?
• New and Returning Visitors: How often do users return to the website?
• Bounce Rate: Are the visitors' requirements being met?
• Time on Page: How much time do visitors spend on a page?
• Average Session Duration: What is the quality of the generated traffic?
• Top 5 Search Queries: What are the most common search queries?
• Pages per Session: How many pages are being visited on average?