Introducing DelegateFlow

DelegateFlow is an envisioned platform for delegating testnet airdrop farming tasks (e.g., Haven1 Testnet $H1 claims, Zealy quests) to freelance clickers securely, without sharing seed phrases or private keys. It uses Alchemy’s Modular Accounts (ERC-6900) and Session Key Plugin to grant clickers temporary, permissioned access via MetaMask. The React frontend features a dashboard, leaderboard (tracking clicker performance), session key management, and contact system (Telegram/email). The Node.js backend with PostgreSQL/Redis manages campaigns, tasks, and rewards (fiat via Stripe or airdrop shares). Key features include secure delegation, real-time tracking, and multi-testnet support (e.g., Haven1, EigenLayer). The platform ensures security (scoped session keys, encrypted data), scalability (AWS, sharded DBs), and monetization (5–10% fees, premium features).

Impact: Delegators save time, clickers earn $100–$500/month, and testnets gain engagement. Development takes 3–6 months for an MVP, costing $10,000–$50,000.

DelegateFlow mockup showing leadership in dashboard

This exploration will cover:

• Platform Overview: Purpose, target users, and value proposition.

• Workflow: How delegation works for airdrop farming tasks.

• Architecture: Frontend, backend, blockchain integration, and session key mechanics.

• Key Features: Leaderboard, session key management, contact system, and more.

• Security and Privacy: Protecting sensitive data and ensuring trust.

• Additional Considerations: Scalability, monetization, legal compliance, and community engagement.

• Developer Notes: Technical stack, APIs, and implementation tips.

Platform Overview

Purpose: The Airdrop Farming Delegation Platform (let’s call it “DelegateFlow” for clarity) enables crypto enthusiasts and investors (delegators) to outsource repetitive testnet airdrop tasks (e.g., faucet claims, wallet verifications, social engagements) to freelance clickers (delegates) securely. It eliminates the need to share seed phrases or private keys by using session keys tied to Modular Accounts, ensuring delegators retain control while clickers perform simple clicking tasks.

Target Users:

• Delegators: Crypto farmers who want to maximize airdrop rewards but lack time for repetitive tasks. They create session keys and assign tasks to clickers.

• Freelance Clickers: Individuals with minimal Web3 knowledge who perform clicking tasks (e.g., “Connect Wallet,” “Claim Tokens”) for rewards (e.g., fiat, crypto, or airdrop shares).

• Projects: Testnet developers (e.g., Haven1, EigenLayer) who benefit from increased user engagement via delegated participation.

Value Proposition:

• Security: Delegates perform tasks without accessing delegators’ seed phrases or private keys, using session keys with limited permissions.

• Efficiency: Automates task delegation, tracks performance, and streamlines communication, saving delegators time.

• Accessibility: Clickers need only basic skills (clicking buttons), broadening the labor pool.

• Transparency: A leaderboard and session key dashboard provide real-time insights into delegate activity and task progress.

• Community Building: Encourages participation in testnet ecosystems, benefiting projects and users.

Workflow

The platform’s workflow orchestrates the delegation of airdrop farming tasks securely and efficiently. Here’s how it works:

Delegator Setup:

• A delegator signs up on DelegateFlow, connects their MetaMask wallet (0xYourMetaMaskAddress), and links their Alchemy account (API key).

• They deploy a Modular Account (ERC-6900) via the platform’s interface (using Alchemy’s Account Kit), generating 0xYourModularAccountAddress.

• The delegator creates a task campaign (e.g., “Haven1 Faucet Claims”), specifying:

  • Testnet: Haven1 Testnet (chain ID: 7171).

  • Tasks: Claim $H1 tokens (https://faucet.haven1.org), verify wallet on Zealy (https://zealy.io/c/haven1).

  • Contracts: Faucet (0xFaucetAddress), Zealy (0xZealyContractAddress).

  • Duration: 7 days.

  • Rewards: $10/day (fiat via Stripe) or 5% of airdrop tokens.

Session Key Creation:

• The delegator selects a clicker from the platform’s freelancer marketplace (filtered by ratings, experience, or testnet familiarity).

• They input the clicker’s MetaMask address (0xFriendMetaMaskAddress), provided via the platform’s secure contact system (e.g., Telegram, email).

• The platform generates a session key using Alchemy’s SDK, embedding permissions:

  • Permissions: Call claimTokens() on 0xFaucetAddress, verifyWallet() on 0xZealyContractAddress.

  • Expiry: 7 days (604,800 seconds).

  • Chain: Haven1 Testnet.

• The session key is deployed to the Modular Account via a transaction signed by the delegator’s MetaMask, using the platform’s backend integration with Alchemy’s API.

Clicker Task Execution:

• The clicker receives a notification (via Telegram/email) with a task link and guide (e.g., “Click ‘Connect Wallet’ on https://faucet.haven1.org”).

• They install MetaMask, import 0xFriendMetaMaskAddress (seed phrase provided securely by the delegator or platform-generated), and add Haven1 Testnet (RPC: https://testnet-rpc.haven1.org).

• They perform tasks, signing transactions with 0xFriendMetaMaskAddress. The Modular Account validates these via the session key, executing actions (e.g., token claims.

Performance Tracking:

• The platform’s backend tracks transactions on Haven1 Testnet (via https://testnet-explorer.haven1.org) and Zealy API (if available) to log task completions.

• The leaderboard updates in real-time, ranking clickers by tasks completed, testnets engaged, and rewards earned.

• Delegators monitor progress via a dashboard showing session key status, task logs, and clicker activity.

Reward Distribution:

• Upon task completion or campaign end, the platform disburses rewards:

  • Fiat: Via Stripe/PayPal to clickers’ linked accounts.

  • Crypto: Testnet tokens (if convertible) or airdrop shares (post-mainnet).

• The delegator revokes the session key via the platform (Alchemy Dashboard or SDK), resetting the clicker’s MetaMask access.

Feedback and Iteration:

• Clickers and delegators rate each other, improving trust and platform reputation.

• The platform aggregates feedback to refine task guides and optimize campaigns.

What to Expect:

• Delegators: Spend 10–15 minutes setting up campaigns, then monitor passively.

• Clickers: Perform 10–15 minutes of daily clicking, earning $5–$20/day or airdrop shares.

• Projects: Gain increased testnet participation, improving network testing and community engagement.

Platform Architecture

The DelegateFlow platform is a full-stack Web3 application with blockchain integration, designed for scalability and security. Here’s the architecture:

Frontend (React)

• Framework: React (with TypeScript for type safety), using libraries like react-router-dom for navigation and material-ui or chakra-ui for UI components.

• Features:

  • Dashboard: Displays delegator campaigns, clicker tasks, session keys (status, validity), and leaderboard.

• • Freelancer Marketplace: Filters clickers by ratings, testnet experience, and availability.

  • Task Interface: Guides clickers through steps (e.g., “Connect Wallet,” “Claim Tokens”) with embedded Web3 buttons (via wagmi or web3-react).

  • Contact Management: Securely displays clicker contact info (Telegram, email) to delegators, with opt-in consent.

• Web3 Integration:

  • Wallet Connection: Uses @wagmi/core or ethers.js to connect MetaMask, enabling delegators to sign transactions (e.g., session key deployment).

  • Alchemy SDK: Integrates @alchemy/aa-core for Modular Account and session key management, fetching account data via Alchemy’s API.

• State Management: Redux or Zustand for managing campaign, task, and leaderboard state.

Backend

• Framework: Node.js with Express.js for RESTful APIs, or NestJS for scalability.

• Database:

  • PostgreSQL: Stores user profiles (delegators/clickers), campaign details, task logs, session key metadata (e.g., key ID, validity, permissions), and contact info.

  • Redis: Caches leaderboard data and session key statuses for performance.

• APIs:

  • User Management: Register/login (JWT or OAuth2), profile updates (Telegram/email).

  • Campaign Management: Create/edit campaigns, assign clickers, generate session keys.

  • Task Tracking: Log task completions (via blockchain events or dApp APIs).

  • Leaderboard: Aggregate clicker performance (tasks completed, testnets, rewards).

  • Payment Integration: Stripe/PayPal for fiat payouts, Web3.js for crypto transfers.

• Blockchain Integration:

  • Alchemy Account Kit: Deploy Modular Accounts, create/revoke session keys, and query account state.

  • Haven1 Testnet: Monitor transactions via Web3.js or ethers.js, using Haven1’s explorer API (https://testnet-explorer.haven1.org).

  • Event Listeners: Subscribe to Modular Account events (e.g., session key added, transaction executed) for real-time updates.

• Security:

  • Encryption: Store contact info (Telegram, email) and session key metadata encrypted (AES-256).

  • Rate Limiting: Prevent API abuse (e.g., excessive task submissions).

  • Auth: Secure endpoints with JWT and role-based access (delegator vs. clicker).

Blockchain Layer

• Chain: Haven1 Testnet (chain ID: 7171, RPC: https://testnet-rpc.haven1.org).

• Contracts:

  • Modular Account: ERC-6900 smart contract at 0xYourModularAccountAddress, hosting session keys.

  • Session Key Plugin: Pre-deployed by Alchemy, enforces permissions (e.g., claimTokens(), verifyWallet()).

  • Testnet Contracts: Haven1 faucet (0xFaucetAddress), Zealy (0xZealyContractAddress) for task execution.

• Transactions:

  • User Operations (UO): Sent via Alchemy’s bundler for session key deployment and task execution (ERC-4337/6900).

  • Gas: Paid by delegator’s MetaMask (0xYourMetaMaskAddress) with testnet $H1 (free from https://faucet.haven1.org).

Infrastructure

• Hosting: AWS (EC2 for backend, S3 for static assets), Vercel for frontend, or Heroku for simplicity.

• CI/CD: GitHub Actions for automated testing and deployment.

• Monitoring: Prometheus/Grafana for performance, Sentry for error tracking.

• Communication: Telegram Bot API for notifications, SendGrid for email.

What to Expect:

• Scalability: Handles thousands of delegators/clickers with sharded databases and load balancers.

• Performance: Sub-second API responses with Redis caching, real-time leaderboard updates.

• Cost: ~$100–$500/month (AWS, Alchemy API usage), offset by platform fees.

Key Features

Leaderboard:

• Purpose: Ranks clickers by performance, incentivizing competition and transparency.

• Metrics:

  • Tasks Completed: Number of successful actions (e.g., faucet claims, Zealy verifications).

  • Testnets Engaged: Count of unique testnets (e.g., Haven1, EigenLayer, Taiko).

• • Rewards Earned: Fiat (USD) or crypto (airdrop shares).

  • Reliability Score: Based on task success rate and delegator ratings.

• Display:

  • React table with filters (e.g., by testnet, time period) and sorting (e.g., by tasks).

  • Real-time updates via WebSocket or polling blockchain events.

• Example:

  Rank | Clicker | Tasks | Testnets | Rewards | Reliability
  1    | Alice  | 150   | Haven1, Taiko | $75 | 4.8/5
  2    | Bob    | 120   | Haven1 | $60 | 4.5/5

• Backend Logic: Aggregates data from blockchain transactions (via Haven1 explorer) and task logs, cached in Redis.

• Session Key Management:

  • Purpose: Securely delegates tasks without exposing sensitive credentials.

  • Functionality:

    • Creation: Delegators generate session keys via a form (inputs: clicker’s 0xFriendMetaMaskAddress, testnet, contracts, functions, expiry).

    • Permissions: Specify allowed actions (e.g., claimTokens(), verifyWallet()) and contracts (e.g., 0xFaucetAddress).

    • Validity: Set expiry (e.g., 7 days) and track remaining time.

    • Revocation: One-click revocation via Alchemy SDK or Dashboard.

  • Display:

    • Dashboard table showing:

      • Key ID: Unique identifier.

      • Clicker Address: 0xFriendMetaMaskAddress.

      • Testnet: Haven1, etc.

      • Permissions: List of allowed functions/contracts.

      • Valid Until: Expiry timestamp.

      • Status: Active/Revoked.

        • Example:

          Key ID | Clicker Address | Testnet | Permissions | Valid Until | Status
          SK123 | 0x123… | Haven1 | claimTokens, verifyWallet | 2025-04-26 | Active

  • Backend Logic: Stores metadata in PostgreSQL, syncs with Alchemy API for on-chain state.

• Contact Management:

  • Purpose: Facilitates secure communication between delegators and clickers.

  • Functionality:

    • Clickers provide Telegram handle (e.g.,

      @ClickerAlice

      ) and email (e.g., alice@clicker.com) during signup, stored encrypted.

    • Delegators access contact info only for assigned clickers, with opt-in consent.

    • Notifications: Automated Telegram messages or emails for task assignments, completions, or issues (via Telegram Bot API, SendGrid).

  • Display:

    • Profile section for clickers, showing:

      • Name: Alias (e.g., Alice).

      • Telegram:

        @ClickerAlice

        (click to message).

      • Email: alice@clicker.com (click to email).

      • Availability: Accepting tasks (Yes/No).

  • Security:

    • Encrypt contact data (AES-256) in database.

    • Rate-limit message sends to prevent spam.

  • Example:

    Clicker: Alice
    Telegram: @ClickerAlice
    Email: alice@clicker.com
    Status: Available

• Task Campaign Management:

  • Purpose: Simplifies task creation and assignment.

  • Functionality:

    • Delegators create campaigns via a wizard (select testnet, tasks, rewards).

    • Auto-generate clicking guides (e.g., “Click ‘Connect Wallet’ on https://faucet.haven1.org”).

    • Assign multiple clickers to a campaign for parallel farming.

  • Display:

    • Campaign dashboard with:

      • Name: Haven1 Airdrop.

      • Testnet: Haven1.

      • Tasks: Faucet claims, Zealy quests.

      • Clickers Assigned: Alice, Bob.

      • Progress: 50/100 claims completed.

  • Backend Logic: Tracks task completions via blockchain events or dApp APIs (e.g., Zealy’s REST API).

• Reward System:

  • Purpose: Incentivizes clickers and ensures fair compensation.

  • Types:

    • Fiat: $5–$20/day via Stripe/PayPal.

    • Crypto: Share of airdrop tokens (post-mainnet) or testnet tokens (if convertible).

  • Automation:

    • Smart contract (on Haven1 Testnet) or backend cron job to distribute rewards based on task logs.

    • Escrow system to hold funds until tasks are verified.

  • Display:

    • Reward history for clickers (e.g., “$10 for Haven1 campaign, 2025-04-19”).

    • Delegator budget tracker (e.g., “$50 spent, $100 remaining”).

• Freelancer Marketplace:

  • Purpose: Connects delegators with reliable clickers.

  • Functionality:

    • Clickers create profiles (skills, testnet experience, ratings).

    • Delegators filter by criteria (e.g., “Haven1 experience,” “4+ stars”).

    • Bidding system (optional) for clickers to propose rates.

  • Display:

    • Marketplace grid with clicker cards (name, rating, testnets, contact).

What to Expect:

• User Experience: Intuitive React interface, 1–2 clicks for key actions (e.g., create campaign, revoke key).

• Performance: Real-time updates for leaderboard and session keys, <1s API latency.

• Adoption: Attracts delegators with secure delegation, clickers with easy income.

Security and Privacy

Security is paramount to protect delegators’ assets and clickers’ personal data:

• No Sensitive Data Sharing:

  • Delegators never share seed phrases or private keys; session keys limit clicker actions (e.g., only claimTokens()).

  • Clickers use platform-generated or delegator-controlled wallets (0xFriendMetaMaskAddress), with seed phrases reset post-campaign.

• Session Key Constraints:

  • Permissions scoped to specific contracts/functions (e.g., 0xFaucetAddress, claimTokens()).

  • Expiry (e.g., 7 days) and revocation ensure temporary access.

• Data Protection:

  • Encrypt contact info (Telegram, email) in PostgreSQL (AES-256).

  • Use HTTPS, WAF (e.g., Cloudflare), and DDoS protection for APIs.

• Wallet Safety:

  • Recommend clickers use dedicated browsers or antidetect tools (e.g., AdsPower) to avoid phishing.

• • Delegators fund Modular Accounts with minimal testnet $H1 to cover gas.

• Audit Trails:

  • Log all transactions and task completions on-chain (Haven1 explorer) and in the backend for disputes.

• Sybil Resistance:

  • Prevent clickers from using multiple accounts via KYC-lite (e.g., email/Telegram verification) or wallet uniqueness checks.

What to Expect:

• Trust: Delegators trust the platform due to session key security; clickers trust reward delivery.

• Risks Mitigated: Phishing, private key leaks, and Sybil attacks minimized

Additional Considerations

To make DelegateFlow a robust, market-leading platform, consider these enhancements:

1. Scalability:

   • Support multiple testnets (e.g., EigenLayer, Taiko, Sei) by integrating their RPCs and contract addresses.

   • Use sharded databases and microservices for high user volumes (10,000+ delegators/clickers).

   • Cache blockchain data (via Alchemy’s API) to reduce latency.

2. Monetization:

   • Platform Fees: 5–10% on clicker rewards or campaign budgets.

   • Premium Features: Advanced analytics, priority clicker matching, or bot-assisted task guides (without private keys).

   • Partnerships: Collaborate with testnet projects (e.g., Haven1) to promote campaigns, earning referral fees.

   • Tokenization: Issue a platform token ($DELEGATE) for governance, staking, or discounted fees (post-mainnet).

3. Legal Compliance:

   • KYC/AML: Optional KYC for high-value campaigns to comply with regulations (e.g., fiat payouts).

   • Tax Reporting: Provide clickers with transaction logs for tax purposes (airdrop tokens may be taxable).

   • Disclaimer: Clearly state risks (e.g., testnet tokens have no value until mainnet).

   • Consult legal experts for jurisdictions (e.g., US, EU) to ensure compliance.

4. Community Engagement:

   • Telegram/Discord: Create channels for delegators and clickers to share tips and updates (e.g.,@DelegateFlow).

   • Incentives: Reward top clickers with bonuses or NFT badges (e.g., “Top Haven1 Clicker”).

   • Feedback Loop: Use surveys to improve task guides and platform UX.

5. Automation and Bots:

   • Offer guided automation (not full bots) for clickers to streamline repetitive clicks, ensuring compliance with testnet rules.

   • Example: A browser extension that auto-fills “Connect Wallet” but requires manual confirmation.

   • Warn against bot overuse to avoid disqualification (e.g., Sybil detection by projects).

6. Analytics and Insights:

   • Provide delegators with ROI metrics (e.g., airdrop tokens earned vs. clicker costs).

   • Show clickers potential earnings based on testnet activity trends.

What to Expect:

• Growth: Multi-chain support and partnerships drive adoption.

• Revenue: Fees and premium features generate $10,000–$100,000/month at scale.

• Compliance: Legal diligence ensures long-term viability.

Developer Notes

To build DelegateFlow, consider these technical details:

1. Tech Stack:

   • Frontend: React, TypeScript, wagmi, Material-UI, WebSocket (for real-time).

   • Backend: Node.js, Express/NestJS, PostgreSQL, Redis, Web3.js.

   • Blockchain: Alchemy Account Kit SDK (@alchemy/aa-core, @alchemy/aa-alchemy), Haven1 Testnet.

   • Infra: AWS, Vercel, Cloudflare, Stripe API.

   • Testing: Jest (frontend), Mocha (backend), Hardhat (smart contracts).

2. Key APIs:

   • Alchemy Account Kit: Deploy Modular Accounts, manage session keys (

     https://accountkit.alchemy.com).

   • Haven1 Explorer: Query transactions (https://testnet-explorer.haven1.org/api).

   • Telegram Bot: Send notifications (https://core.telegram.org/bots/api).

   • Zealy: Track quest completions (if API available, else manual logs).

3. Smart Contract Integration:

   • Use Alchemy’s pre-deployed Modular Account and Session Key Plugin contracts.

   • Optionally deploy a custom Reward Escrow contract on Haven1 Testnet for automated payouts:
     
     contract RewardEscrow { mapping(address => uint256) public rewards; address public owner; constructor() { owner = msg.sender; } function deposit(address clicker, uint256 amount) external payable { require(msg.sender == owner, "Only owner"); rewards[clicker] += amount; } function claim() external { uint256 amount = rewards[msg.sender]; require(amount > 0, "No rewards"); rewards[msg.sender] = 0; payable(msg.sender).transfer(amount); } }

   Test on Haven1 Testnet using Hardhat.

4. Implementation Steps:

   • Phase 1: Build core frontend (React dashboard, wallet connection), backend (user/task APIs), and Alchemy integration (Modular Account, session keys).

   • Phase 2: Add leaderboard, contact management, and reward system (Stripe, escrow contract).

   • Phase 3: Scale with multi-chain support, automation tools, and community features.

   • Timeline: 3–6 months for MVP, 12 months for full platform.

5. Challenges:

   • Contract Addresses: Source 0xFaucetAddress, 0xZealyContractAddress from Haven1’s docs or Discord.

   • API Rate Limits: Optimize Alchemy API calls with caching (Redis).

   • Sybil Attacks: Implement wallet uniqueness checks or reputation scores.

   • Testnet Variability: Handle differences in testnet APIs and token mechanics.

6. What to Expect:

   Dev Time: 500–1000 hours for MVP (2–3 developers).

   Cost: $10,000–$50,000 (dev salaries, AWS, Alchemy API).

   Output: A secure, scalable platform ready for beta testing with 100–500 users.

Final Product Vision

DelegateFlow is a game-changer for airdrop farming, transforming a manual, time-intensive process into a secure, delegated workflow. Delegators create campaigns in minutes, leveraging Modular Accounts and session keys to safely outsource tasks to clickers worldwide. Clickers earn income with minimal skills, following intuitive guides to claim tokens or complete quests. The React frontend offers a sleek dashboard, real-time leaderboard, and secure contact system, while the Node.js backend ensures robust task tracking and reward distribution. By supporting multiple testnets (Haven1, EigenLayer, Taiko) and integrating with Alchemy’s cutting-edge Account Abstraction, the platform scales to thousands of users, fostering a vibrant community of farmers and testers.

Example User Journey:

• Delegator (Alice):

  • Signs up, deploys a Modular Account (0xAliceModularAccountAddress).

  • Creates a Haven1 campaign, assigns clicker Bob (0xBobMetaMaskAddress), generates a session key (7-day expiry).

  • Monitors Bob’s 20 daily faucet claims via the leaderboard, pays $15 via Stripe.

  • Revokes the session key after 7 days, retains airdrop rewards.

• Clicker (Bob):

  • Signs up, provides

    @BobClicker

    Telegram handle.

  • Imports 0xBobMetaMaskAddress, follows Alice’s guide to claim $H1 tokens.

  • Earns $15, climbs leaderboard (Rank 5), gets rated 4.8/5.

• Haven1 Project:

  • Benefits from 100+ daily claims, improving testnet engagement and feedback.

Impact:

• Delegators: Save 10–20 hours/week, maximize airdrop yields.

• Clickers: Earn $100–$500/month, learn Web3 basics.

• Projects: Gain robust testnet participation, accelerating mainnet launches.