Zebec is a multisig continuous Settlement Protocol (allowing users to send payments and distributions every second). The team noticed that many of their users were interested in using the DCA investment strategy, but the platform did not have a built-in feature to support it.
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Learn about how I Implemented DCA in zebec protocol v2.
- Overview
- The challenge
- The proposed solution
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Zebec is a multisig continuous Settlement Protocol (allowing users to send payments and distributions every second). The team noticed that many of their users were interested in using the DCA investment strategy, but the platform did not have a built-in feature to support it.
The main challenge was to design and implement a DCA feature that was easy to understand and use, especially for users who may not be familiar with the investment strategy. It was also important to ensure that the feature was stable and reliable, and that it could be easily integrated with the existing platform.
To address these challenges, I worked closely with the product manager to create a new user interface that clearly explained the concept of DCA and how it works. I also included interactive tools and resources that allowed users to customize their DCA investments based on their specific goals and risk tolerance. For example, users could choose the frequency of their investments and the amount they wanted to invest each time.
The feature was tested extensively to ensure that it was working properly and gathered feedback from the team to make any necessary improvements.
My primary goal was to create an interface that was easy to understand and use, and that provided users with the tools and information they needed to effectively implement the DCA investment strategy.
To achieve this goal, I started by researching the concept of DCA and understanding the specific needs and challenges of users who might be interested in using this investment strategy. I also gathered feedback and insights from experts in the field to get a better understanding of best practices and potential pitfalls to avoid.
Based on this research, I developed a clear and concise explanation of the concept of DCA and how it works, and I included interactive tools and resources that allowed users to customize their investments based on their specific goals and risk tolerance. For example, users could choose the frequency of their investments and the amount they wanted to invest each time.
Throughout the design process, I worked closely with Samundra (part of the development team) to ensure that the dashboard could be easily integrated with the existing platform.
I designed the transaction history to include a clear record of each investment made by the user, including the date, amount invested, action performed and asset type.
Users get to select and deposit their desired asset, as well as options for initializing the DCA investment (selecting the frequency of investments, setting the starting time for the DCA, and specifying the amount to be invested each time).
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