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# Staking dApp Dashboard

## <mark style="color:purple;">$LUKT Staking dApp Dashboard</mark>

### <mark style="color:purple;">**Total $LUKT Staked**</mark>

**Definition:** This metric represents the cumulative quantity of Luckaton tokens currently committed to the staking contract across all users. It acts as a direct indicator of community engagement and the confidence vested in the $LUKT ecosystem.

### <mark style="color:purple;">**Percentage of $LUKT Staked**</mark>

**Explanation:** This figure shows the ratio of Luckaton tokens stacked against the total circulating supply. It sheds light on the token's utility and acceptance, indicating the portion of the available tokens that participants are actively staking.

### <mark style="color:purple;">**Annual Percentage Yield (APY)**</mark>

APY calculates the expected annual return rate on staked Luckaton tokens. This dynamic figure adjusts based on the volume of current staking activity, providing participants with a current estimate of their potential earnings, which varies with the fluctuation in active stakers.

### <mark style="color:purple;">**Total Rewards Paid**</mark>

This total reflects the cumulative rewards distributed to Luckaton token stakers to date. It underscores the tangible benefits realized from staking, highlighting the rewards and value provided to the $LUKT ecosystem's participants.

### <mark style="color:purple;">**Total Stakers**</mark>

**Insight:** This number indicates the total individuals participating in staking within the ecosystem. It serves as an important measure of the community's scale and engagement level, showcasing the breadth and depth of involvement in the $LUKT staking program.


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