Features
Key features of Tally's incentive and staking solutions
Returning fees
Tally's staking system allows protocols to return protocol fees to token stakers. This creates direct economic alignment between protocol usage and token holder rewards.
How it works:
Protocol governance decides what percentage of fees to distribute to stakers
Fee distribution can be automated through smart contracts
Rewards can be paid in native tokens, ETH, stablecoins, or other assets
Governance integration
Unlike other staking systems that force users to choose between earning yield and participating in governance, Tally's solution supports both.
How it works:
Staked tokens can delegate their voting power
Optionally, rewards depend on the tokens being active in governance
Customer example: Obol implemented staking with governance integration, ensuring their stakers can earn rewards while still contributing to protocol governance decisions. Read the OBOL case study here.
Delegate reputation scores
Tally's staking system integrates with Delegate Reputation Score (DRS) tracking to measure and reward quality governance participation.
How it works:
Delegates receive scores from 0-100 based on voting participation, forum rationales, and discussion engagement
Scores update after each governance cycle to reflect current activity levels
Only delegates meeting minimum reputation thresholds (e.g., DRS ≥ 65) qualify for staking rewards
Token holders can view delegate scores and participation history to make informed delegation decisions
Customer example: Obol uses DRS integration to gate delegate compensation, ensuring only active, engaged delegates receive staking rewards.
Liquid staking support
Enable token holders to earn rewards while keeping their tokens transferable and usable across DeFi.
Seamless user experience
Your community can stake, track rewards, and manage positions through one intuitive interface.
Network/protocol validation
Tally's staking system is compatible with staking and restaking protocols that provide validated services.
How it works:
Native tokens can be used to secure actively validated services
Compatible with protocols like EigenLayer and Symbiotic
Aligns token holder incentives with network security
Insurance funds
Staked tokens can serve as insurance against reorgs or losses.
How it works:
Native tokens are staked in a pool and accrue rewards
If something goes wrong, like a reorg or shortfall crash, staked tokens are slashed to cover the losses
Stake streaks
Stake streaks reward long-term holders, creating incentives for extended token holding periods and reducing market volatility.
How it works:
Stakers' earning power increases over time
Rewards scale based on continuous staking duration
Encourages long-term protocol alignment, and reduces token velocity
Ready to launch incentives and staking? Talk to our team to get started.
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