In this live build, I’m showing you how I deliver a real client-style Web3 project from feature request to working demo—no theory fluff. The core update here is simple but very “real world”: I separated the token pools so the ICO/purchase pool is different from the staking reward pool. That way, when users buy tokens, you’re releasing from the ICO pool, and when users claim staking rewards, those rewards are paid from a dedicated reward pool. This separation makes the accounting clean and avoids mixing liquidity meant for sales with rewards meant for stakers. I walk you through the full flow from the admin side and the user side: depositing tokens into each pool, buying tokens (example: 0.1 SOL to get 100 tokens), staking, and handling early withdrawal. I also show the commission logic—when a user stakes, I’m charging a 5% commission (you can change it), so 95% goes into the contract and 5% goes to a reward/commission address. By the end, you can see everything working end-to-end: deposits update correctly, purchases reduce the ICO pool, and staking rewards get paid from the reward pool. If you’re building client projects, this is the exact kind of feature separation and demo clarity that helps you ship confidently.