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Title: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on April 28, 2016, 10:17:38 PM
so i just recently got interested in POS coins. i will start with a small list of coins that i have some knowledge of. please feel free to post coins you know about and i will add it to the poll option list. also please give some explanation why you think the coin is your choice for best POS coin.

I will now create and maintain a table of details about PoS coins. I will slowly add coins starting with my holdings and with those i have some knowledge about. Please supply and/or correct the information available when necessary. thank you


EDIT : POLL RESET AS REQUESTED BY POSTERS.




PoS coins table
Coin
|
Reward
|
Premine
|
ICO
|
PoW
|
Min Age
|
Max Age
|
Launched
|
Feature
|
Block Time
|
PonziCoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468142.0)|1,000/DPoS block|10,000 coins|Buy from Dev|X13|2 days|?|May, 2016|Honest Name|~1 min|
Radium (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1333026.0)|1 coin per block|?|?|Ended|6 hrs|?|Jan 19 2016?|?|1 min|
Fury (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1087255.0)|200% p.a.|69 coins1|No|Ended|30 mins|10 days|Jun 11 2015?|?|2 mins|
NetCoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=745323.0)|20-45% p.a.|No|?|Yes|1 hr|30 Days|Sep 8, 2013|PIR+OWI|2 mins|
Zeitcoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=487814.0)|15% p.a.|1%|No|Ended May 9, 2014|20 days|40 days|Mar 1, 2014|Zeit Knights|30 secs|
Tekcoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=320404.0)|up to 40%/mo|No|No|Yes|?|?|Oct 8, 2013?|Superstake|1 min|
CBX (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=951753.0)|6-12% p.a.|?|?|Ended 1/1/16|1 hour|?|Feb 10, 2015?|PoSP|65 secs|
HoboNickels (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303749.0)|~2%/10 days|?|?|Yes|?|?|Jul 24, 2013?|?|30 secs|
NXT (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303898.0)|?|Yes?|Yes?|No|?|?|2013?|NXT.org (https://nxt.org/)|~59 secs|
Peercoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=793142.0)|1% p.a.|No|No|No|?|?|Sep 23, 2014|peercoin.net (https://www.peercoin.net/)|?|
Hyperstake (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=678849.0)|up to 750%, 230% avg p.a.|120k coins|none|X11 Finished|8.8 days|30 days|Jul 6, 2014|Inflation Control (http://hyperstake.wikia.com/wiki/Inflation_control)|90 secs|
Decred (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1290358.0)|?|8%2|No|Yes|?|?|Dec 15, 2015|Cold Staking|?|
Rubies (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1364104.0)|5% p.a.|100%3|?|Bet Mining|12 hrs|?|Feb 14, 2016?|rbies.org (http://rbies.org/)|~1 min|
Bigup (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1367075.0)|100% p.a.|4 Billion|Yes|No|?|?|Feb 17, 2016?|?|?|
Influx (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1161953.0)|8% p.a.|No|Yes|X11|2 days|60 days|Aug 25, 2016?|?|4 mins|
BitBean (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=969676.0)|1,000 BitBean / PoS Block|No|No|Ended|6 hrs|?|Feb 13, 2015|20MB Block Size|1 min|


169 coin reward on relaunch for block 1 to pay users for the failed first launch - as per a Fury user.
2no free coins for devs. money used for dev fees and airdrop. as per BCT [ANN] thread
310 million coins total supply created in block 1, distributed thru bet mining

 
Useful links:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Proof_of_Stake
https://coinmarketcap.com/
https://bytecoin.org/blog/proof-of-stake-proof-of-work-comparison/
will add more - please feel free to suggest useful links here. thank you all

 
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Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: mybitcoin101 on April 28, 2016, 10:35:05 PM
Radium is the coin to stake and own. Look the coin up.

Rubies is another good coin to stake.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on April 28, 2016, 11:03:16 PM
Radium is the coin to stake and own. Look the coin up.

Rubies is another good coin to stake.

thanks for the input. i have added them to the list. how about cloud staking? are you into any of those?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: I am the guy on April 28, 2016, 11:16:02 PM
please feel free to post coins you know about and i will add it to the poll option list. also please give some explanation why you think the coin is your choice for best POS coin.

Vcash would be a solid addition to the list. Vcash has a highly efficient POS algorithm with modern-code base.  +Supports Raspberry Pi staking. +Active innovative devs    


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on April 28, 2016, 11:29:42 PM
please feel free to post coins you know about and i will add it to the poll option list. also please give some explanation why you think the coin is your choice for best POS coin.

Vcash would be a solid addition to the list. Vcash has a highly efficient POS algorithm with modern-code base. +Supports Raspberry Pi staking. +Active innovative devs    

added vcash to the list. thanks. are you into any cloudstaking?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: mybitcoin101 on April 29, 2016, 12:13:23 AM
Radium is the coin to stake and own. Look the coin up.

Rubies is another good coin to stake.

thanks for the input. i have added them to the list. how about cloud staking? are you into any of those?

I looked into it 3 weeks ago from a company that escapes me right now and luckily I didnt do anything with them because they went out of business.
Keep your wallet on your computer and make sure to have an external thumb drive with .dat file and stake away.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: BitcoinNational on April 29, 2016, 02:07:16 AM
TALK brother TALK
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=864994.msg9592844#msg9592844

*shit coin since April 2014TM 15% 24hr hold

**cloudstaking is cool idea i'd play with a coin that give me full and complete details on installing and securing a demon on say digital ocean, 'pool'staking ... let me give you my coins (and get what in return?) in the very ponzi esque plot of 'bonus' staking potential ... no thanks ... you are not going to have a goodtime.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: robelneo on April 29, 2016, 02:17:56 AM
I highly recommend Bigup they had 100% staking rewards I am staking my coins and I have been handsomely rewarded some times on a lucky day I am getting 50,000 Bigup coins that is equivalent to 2 to 4 satoshis in the market it's one of my profitable staking coins. ..


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on April 29, 2016, 04:00:33 AM
I highly recommend Bigup they had 100% staking rewards I am staking my coins and I have been handsomely rewarded some times on a lucky day I am getting 50,000 Bigup coins that is equivalent to 2 to 4 satoshis in the market it's one of my profitable staking coins. ..

I will add BIGUP on the list kabayan. i will also takje a look at bigup again. i will also add TALK as mentioned by the member before your post. thanks.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: billotronic on April 29, 2016, 04:23:51 AM
1. add hyperstake to your list

2. cloudstaking is stupid. control your keys and your coins. if you are that worried about it, buy a odroid c2 and set it up as a dedicated stake box. waaaay better in the long run.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: groggin on April 29, 2016, 04:39:49 AM

 i hit Vcash at the top of the page, pls consider adding Decred.

both are focusing on decentralized autonomus governance in their devopment system
       ... have active and knowledgeable devs
       ... have a better reason to be than 'competing for investors cash'


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on April 29, 2016, 04:53:08 AM
1. add hyperstake to your list

2. cloudstaking is stupid. control your keys and your coins. if you are that worried about it, buy a odroid c2 and set it up as a dedicated stake box. waaaay better in the long run.

added hyperstake and Decred to the poll list. thanks for the inputs.

i dont really know shit about cloudstaking yet. it just appealed to me initially because of the idea of having many stake coins in the cloud and not worrying about own computer resources. so maybe one must choose just a few coins to stake.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: BigUpGiddyup on April 29, 2016, 09:38:56 PM
Nice to see BigUp on this list!

No other coin is structured like BigUp

No other community is like the BigUp community

BigUp all the way UP!


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: adabau on April 29, 2016, 10:44:47 PM
SwagBucks (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1281316.0) is Nice  ;D


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on April 29, 2016, 10:54:06 PM
SwagBucks (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1281316.0) is Nice  ;D

swagbucks added. a little something about it?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: adabau on April 29, 2016, 10:58:59 PM
Specifications

Proof of work


Algorithm: scrypt
Block reward: 1 BUCKS, no halving
Max height: 493,077 (Approximately 1 year, after this network will not accept PoW)


Proof of Stake

PoS without coin age
Max reorganization depth: 500 blocks
Block time: 64 seconds
Difficulty retarget: every block
PoS Reward: 1 BUCKS
Min transaction fee: 0.0001 BUCKS
Fees are paid to miners
Confirmations: 10, maturity: 50
Min stake confirmations: 50
P2P port: 1337, RPC port: 1338

Get paid to post at http://www.swagsociety.me


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: billotronic on April 30, 2016, 03:37:37 AM
1. add hyperstake to your list

2. cloudstaking is stupid. control your keys and your coins. if you are that worried about it, buy a odroid c2 and set it up as a dedicated stake box. waaaay better in the long run.

added hyperstake and Decred to the poll list. thanks for the inputs.

i dont really know shit about cloudstaking yet. it just appealed to me initially because of the idea of having many stake coins in the cloud and not worrying about own computer resources. so maybe one must choose just a few coins to stake.

Get yourself one of these::

http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G145457216438

Mine is running 5 daemons right now with very little resources consumed, but obviously, mileage varies


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: BitcoinNational on April 30, 2016, 06:17:32 AM
@billotronic

cool info.  added to TALK thread.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: morkhitu on April 30, 2016, 12:06:17 PM
IOCoin is a nice POS coin, more information here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695855.0


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: d5000 on April 30, 2016, 12:29:35 PM
NXT and Bitshares. Both have interesting features (coloured coins, assets, Bitshares has "stable" assets, NXT has an integrated payment processor) and solid PoS algorithms which don't rely on centrally broadcasted checkpoints, like many PoS coins. BitShares is a bit more centralized because of its DPoS algorithm.

And NEM, but it uses a slightly different algorithm (Proof of Importance) which also takes into account the activity of the account.

Peercoin used to be on my list too, but its development is a bit slow and it still has centrally broadcasted checkpoints and no cold-storage minting. So until this does not change, no recommendation from me.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Anoona on April 30, 2016, 12:32:02 PM
You can add PotCoin, uses POSv with 5% interest per year and stake min age of 8 hours, in the list the best stake coin is SwagBucks! :D


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: mightyghz on April 30, 2016, 12:42:53 PM
voted for peercoin in my opinion this is the first pos currency and that says it all! 8)
by the way, I don't know anything really about the various types of currencies. I need to look at the top of this list ;)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: maydna on April 30, 2016, 01:05:24 PM
hey guys, i want to ask something. is there any website like coinwallet? that site give us much list of coins but now is close. thank you


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: doremi on April 30, 2016, 01:13:32 PM
Vcash ..not only you can staking with the client wallet....also can staking with the android wallet..yeehaa!


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: lumeire on April 30, 2016, 01:26:17 PM
NXT and Bitshares. Both have interesting features (coloured coins, assets, Bitshares has "stable" assets, NXT has an integrated payment processor) and solid PoS algorithms which don't rely on centrally broadcasted checkpoints, like many PoS coins. BitShares is a bit more centralized because of its DPoS algorithm.

And NEM, but it uses a slightly different algorithm (Proof of Importance) which also takes into account the activity of the account.

Peercoin used to be on my list too, but its development is a bit slow and it still has centrally broadcasted checkpoints and no cold-storage minting. So until this does not change, no recommendation from me.

Nice, me too, I only keep NXT ant BitShares for investment. The others I try to trade. Haven't done real research about NEM, I'll take a look.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on April 30, 2016, 01:28:37 PM
NXT and Bitshares. Both have interesting features (coloured coins, assets, Bitshares has "stable" assets, NXT has an integrated payment processor) and solid PoS algorithms which don't rely on centrally broadcasted checkpoints, like many PoS coins. BitShares is a bit more centralized because of its DPoS algorithm.

And NEM, but it uses a slightly different algorithm (Proof of Importance) which also takes into account the activity of the account.

Peercoin used to be on my list too, but its development is a bit slow and it still has centrally broadcasted checkpoints and no cold-storage minting. So until this does not change, no recommendation from me.

Nice, me too, I only keep NXT ant BitShares for investment. The others I try to trade. Haven't done real research about NEM, I'll take a look.

NXT and bitshares added. i heard a lot of good stuff about NXT too. i just dont know enough about it.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: uki on April 30, 2016, 06:53:00 PM
Added my vote for ZEIT, one of the first PoS coins with a fantastic dev and a long term vision. That last thing is not that usual in the crypto world and, thus, is an added value for me.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: rigel on April 30, 2016, 08:14:59 PM
NEM


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Z00 on April 30, 2016, 09:01:15 PM
Unfortunately I can not participate on the poll or it is over.

From all I have learnt, NEM is the best PosCoin at the moment.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: SchemerDreamer on April 30, 2016, 10:09:26 PM
Hasn't POS been shown to be inferior to PoW due to the nothing's at stake problem? Not trolling genuinely curious as to the status of this


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Pastafarian on April 30, 2016, 10:11:48 PM
Sativacoin-STV is Proof-of-Stake!!!  ;)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 01, 2016, 08:45:23 AM
Hasn't POS been shown to be inferior to PoW due to the nothing's at stake problem? Not trolling genuinely curious as to the status of this

Nope, merely myths propagated by BTC shrills.

Nothing at stake has been handled in 3 different ways,

1. Have a Coin with a Billion or more and this is never a problem.

2. Have extremely low minimum age , before the coins can stake again between 2 and 24 hours .

3. Run a Hybrid PoS/PoW coin, where PoW make up for any lack of stakers or PoS makes up for any lack of PoW miners.

 8)

FYI:
Check out ZEIT's Block explorer (PoS only coin) over 34 Billion coins, our blocks stake on a more regular basis than even LTC or BTC.   :D
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/zeit/

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ltc/

BTC explorer => http://blockr.io/




Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: absy on May 01, 2016, 09:39:00 AM
Please add gamebet coin to the list , not only it is the best POS coin , it is gaining popularity  . I would say it is the best POS coin I am using right now . More over , it is being extensively used for betting on esports . So it has a lot of scope .

I have pretty much coins and I get staked coins very often . Very happy with it right now .


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: d5000 on May 01, 2016, 12:30:57 PM
Nothing at stake has been handled in 3 different ways,

1. Have a Coin with a Billion or more and this is never a problem.

2. Have extremely low minimum age , before the coins can stake again between 2 and 24 hours .

3. Run a Hybrid PoS/PoW coin, where PoW make up for any lack of stakers or PoS makes up for any lack of PoW miners.

That is not the "Nothing at stake" problem. It's not about "nobody is staking". Nothing at stake is a much more complex challenge: There are situations where "naive" PoS algorithms allow the participants to "stake" in several chains at the same time with no cost for the "staker", what makes possible an attack.

Nevertheless, a N@S attack has never been successfully realized in the larger PoS currencies (NXT, Peercoin, BTS, Blackcoin ...). NXT has a "reorg-prohibition" that handles the problem successfully. Newer Peercoin versions and their clones have also mechanisms that disincentive staking on several chains.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: BitcoinNational on May 01, 2016, 04:47:18 PM
Nevertheless, a N@S attack has never been successfully realized in the larger PoS currencies (NXT, Peercoin, BTS, Blackcoin ...). NXT has a "reorg-prohibition" that handles the problem successfully. Newer Peercoin versions and their clones have also mechanisms that disincentive staking on several chains.

a N@S attack never been successfully realized

nuff said;
$1M POS coins have a 'problem'
+$7000M POW coin can not challenge ... since 2014.

i used a period ;)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: mybitcoin101 on May 01, 2016, 09:08:12 PM
Im shocked to see zeit with a lot of votes. It has no liquidity and to many coins. Just look at the wallets.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: mybitcoin101 on May 01, 2016, 09:09:38 PM
Add diamond.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Mokuton on May 01, 2016, 09:41:11 PM
Cetainly different from POW


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 02, 2016, 12:32:43 AM
Nothing at stake has been handled in 3 different ways,

1. Have a Coin with a Billion or more and this is never a problem.

2. Have extremely low minimum age , before the coins can stake again between 2 and 24 hours .

3. Run a Hybrid PoS/PoW coin, where PoW make up for any lack of stakers or PoS makes up for any lack of PoW miners.

That is not the "Nothing at stake" problem. It's not about "nobody is staking". Nothing at stake is a much more complex challenge: There are situations where "naive" PoS algorithms allow the participants to "stake" in several chains at the same time with no cost for the "staker", what makes possible an attack.

Nevertheless, a N@S attack has never been successfully realized in the larger PoS currencies (NXT, Peercoin, BTS, Blackcoin ...). NXT has a "reorg-prohibition" that handles the problem successfully. Newer Peercoin versions and their clones have also mechanisms that disincentive staking on several chains.

My Bad,
I answered the Nothing To Stake Problem, instead of the Nothing At Stake Problem,

So we are on the same train of thought:
Nothing At Stake Problem  summarized here by gmaxwell
Quote
"In PoW when you attempt to mine you must expend energy and so you should only mine on a consensus which is likely to be the surviving one if you want your work to not be wasted. In PoS the same is not true, and an optimally rational PoS miner will attempt to concurrently mine all forks which he does not hate."

1.  Gmaxwell is a Major BTC advocate , it is like walking over to Dunkin Donuts store and asking how the Krispy Kreme Doughnuts taste from across the street, don't expect an untainted answer.

2. In PoS , you still expend Electricity & Bandwith, it is just PoS is so much more economical to run than PoW, no one considers it a cost.
    In PoS, all of the coins compete against everyone else's coins to find consensus of the longest chain with the highest difficulty,
    this increases the Difficulty # Higher than anything you could produce alone by staking your coins alone on an offline fork  
    Since when on an offline fork , your Difficulty # will always be lower than the main chain.

    So basically the Nothing At Stake Problem , is really just a Stupid Myth.
    Because staking on the online fork makes it impossible , for your Same coins to create enough difficulty on an offline fork concurrently to matter,
    As the online fork will always have it's difficulty plus your own if you mine both concurrently.   :)

PoS & Pow are both protected by this simple fact, Longest Chain with the Highest Difficulty Wins.
Except some PoS Specs also include coin age which further strengthens its security.

 8)


Im shocked to see zeit with a lot of votes. It has no liquidity and to many coins. Just look at the wallets.

I Know Right , it is like some paradigm shift is taking place before your eyes.  :D
Aug 15, 2014   Our MK was $20,661
Now in  2016 , Our MK bounces between $200,000 & $448,988
So many people missed out on a 10 X increase because they listen to Biased NaySayers.
Your Decision, whether you miss out on the coming increases .   ;)

FYI:
Are you going to quit using BTC because Satochi BTC wallet has 1,148,800 BTC in it?
Satochi 1 wallet has 7.4% of the Total BTC Supply
@ZEIT our largest address only has 2.5% of the Total ZEIT Supply.  :D


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: MirkoIta on May 02, 2016, 12:36:37 AM
You should also check a couple of old POS coins like BLK and MINT and also other like Peercoin and Novacoin.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: JPred on May 06, 2016, 07:23:55 PM
I voted for one of these but it's biased vote lol cause I have quite a few POS coins and I like them all but for fun I cast a vote.

The best one: not the one I voted for haha, but like Decred the stake is actually a reward in voting on important matters (not just accumulating more) which is really good.


(I don't see NOBL, PHS and DEM in list actually.)



Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: twostepsally on May 06, 2016, 11:05:16 PM
Nothing at stake has been handled in 3 different ways,

1. Have a Coin with a Billion or more and this is never a problem.

2. Have extremely low minimum age , before the coins can stake again between 2 and 24 hours .

3. Run a Hybrid PoS/PoW coin, where PoW make up for any lack of stakers or PoS makes up for any lack of PoW miners.

That is not the "Nothing at stake" problem. It's not about "nobody is staking". Nothing at stake is a much more complex challenge: There are situations where "naive" PoS algorithms allow the participants to "stake" in several chains at the same time with no cost for the "staker", what makes possible an attack.

Nevertheless, a N@S attack has never been successfully realized in the larger PoS currencies (NXT, Peercoin, BTS, Blackcoin ...). NXT has a "reorg-prohibition" that handles the problem successfully. Newer Peercoin versions and their clones have also mechanisms that disincentive staking on several chains.

My Bad,
I answered the Nothing To Stake Problem, instead of the Nothing At Stake Problem,

So we are on the same train of thought:
Nothing At Stake Problem  summarized here by gmaxwell
Quote
"In PoW when you attempt to mine you must expend energy and so you should only mine on a consensus which is likely to be the surviving one if you want your work to not be wasted. In PoS the same is not true, and an optimally rational PoS miner will attempt to concurrently mine all forks which he does not hate."

1.  Gmaxwell is a Major BTC advocate , it is like walking over to Dunkin Donuts store and asking how the Krispy Kreme Doughnuts taste from across the street, don't expect an untainted answer.

2. In PoS , you still expend Electricity & Bandwith, it is just PoS is so much more economical to run than PoW, no one considers it a cost.
    In PoS, all of the coins compete against everyone else's coins to find consensus of the longest chain with the highest difficulty,
    this increases the Difficulty # Higher than anything you could produce alone by staking your coins alone on an offline fork  
    Since when on an offline fork , your Difficulty # will always be lower than the main chain.

    So basically the Nothing At Stake Problem , is really just a Stupid Myth.
    Because staking on the online fork makes it impossible , for your Same coins to create enough difficulty on an offline fork concurrently to matter,
    As the online fork will always have it's difficulty plus your own if you mine both concurrently.   :)

PoS & Pow are both protected by this simple fact, Longest Chain with the Highest Difficulty Wins.
Except some PoS Specs also include coin age which further strengthens its security.

 8)


Im shocked to see zeit with a lot of votes. It has no liquidity and to many coins. Just look at the wallets.

I Know Right , it is like some paradigm shift is taking place before your eyes.  :D
Aug 15, 2014   Our MK was $20,661
Now in  2016 , Our MK bounces between $200,000 & $448,988
So many people missed out on a 10 X increase because they listen to Biased NaySayers.
Your Decision, whether you miss out on the coming increases .   ;)

FYI:
Are you going to quit using BTC because Satochi BTC wallet has 1,148,800 BTC in it?
Satochi 1 wallet has 7.4% of the Total BTC Supply
@ZEIT our largest address only has 2.5% of the Total ZEIT Supply.  :D


You're out of your mind about zeit. The coin has less than $25 per day in trades. You can have have 10 million coins and never be able to liquidate. Enjoy your monopoly mo ey, lol


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: m33 on May 07, 2016, 01:19:26 AM
Cbx is a good Pos coin why not included?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: arseaboy on May 07, 2016, 01:57:26 AM
Cbx is a good Pos coin why not included?
Yes we should add CBX from the voting list sir, so community will also take advantage of this another Pos coin, thanks in advance OP.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: stoneage on May 07, 2016, 02:18:26 AM
i supposed to give my vote to CBX but unfornatunately there is no CBX on the list so i voted for RBIES having backed up by an established business. :)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 07, 2016, 03:29:49 AM
You're out of your mind about zeit. The coin has less than $25 per day in trades. You can have have 10 million coins and never be able to liquidate. Enjoy your monopoly mo ey, lol

Which tells you people are not dumping it, considering next year our interest rate cuts by X3, meaning excess coins will dry up shortly after and the price will go higher.
Yobit alone , you can dump ~76 million ,  so you have already proven you are mathematically challenged , with your false statement.
Plus you think if someone did, that is it, ZEIT will be the real deal and the Knights will make it so, no matter what you believe.  :D

Aug 15, 2014   Our MK was $20,661
Now in  2016 , Our MK bounces between $200,000 & $448,988
So many people missed out on a 10 X increase because they listen to Biased NaySayers.
Wonder how much they will miss out on , if they keep listening to people like you, twostepsally .

 8)

FYI:
Ken, Hide your Email address in your Profile, it is the same as having your zipper down.
The cybersquatting is Bad Form, plus the fact bitcoin is in most of them shows your Bias.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: milly6 on May 07, 2016, 04:41:30 AM
add Sprouts


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Ayers on May 07, 2016, 05:40:03 AM
some of those coins are unknown to me, and to many other also, so i doubt they will be successful, iota seems promising, lisk also, maybe i can add elastic, wasn't pos also i don't remember?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 07, 2016, 06:12:20 AM
some of those coins are unknown to me, and to many other also, so i doubt they will be successful, iota seems promising, lisk also, maybe i can add elastic, wasn't pos also i don't remember?

Iota is a token, it is not proof of stake, it will only have value if a utility purpose is found for its use.
Main Dev behind Iota, used to be a major NXT supporter before jumping Ship.
All Proof of Stake coins at least have the Utility of being able to make more of their-selves, (replacing the need for Money Losing / Wasted Energy Draining ASICS).


 8)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Lutzow on May 07, 2016, 01:33:23 PM
My vote goes to CBX as well but it's not on the list.
PoSP - better than PoS
Less than a million in supply
Low inflation rate
Plus.. several projects on the way.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on May 07, 2016, 03:39:59 PM
My vote goes to CBX as well but it's not on the list.
PoSP - better than PoS
Less than a million in supply
Low inflation rate
Plus.. several projects on the way.

Added CBX and sprouts. what is PoSP?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Lutzow on May 07, 2016, 04:37:04 PM
My vote goes to CBX as well but it's not on the list.
PoSP - better than PoS
Less than a million in supply
Low inflation rate
Plus.. several projects on the way.

Added CBX and sprouts. what is PoSP?

It takes into account your participation in staking unlike the regular POS where you only need to be up in certain number of days to stake, in PoSP only active participants are being given the staked coin share which is better if you'll have some 24/7 staking like a raspberry pi.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Hermanny on May 07, 2016, 07:09:05 PM
From those listed it is clearly HBN.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: FiniteByDesign on May 07, 2016, 09:37:29 PM
My vote goes to CBX as well but it's not on the list.
PoSP - better than PoS
Less than a million in supply
Low inflation rate
Plus.. several projects on the way.

Added CBX and sprouts. what is PoSP?

Voted CBX!

Here is a link to the PoSP white paper - it's impressive, genius in design


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: sigwo on May 08, 2016, 06:39:31 AM
You should add Influx (INFX) to this list. INFX has 2 days min age, 8% annual rate, PoW/PoS, runs beautifully on Raspberry Pi. Also all of the services that are available for the coin, such as VPS and web hosting, payment gateway, and multipool. Influx also has distributed coin storage on the NXT blockchain using superINFX.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBIT_B1W_pw) and decentralized trading capability on the NXT Asset Exchange. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8azumPNG8DI). More to come, AutoSwap (decentralized ShapeShift for Influx) being published tomorrow.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on May 08, 2016, 06:42:37 AM
You should add Influx (INFX) to this list. INFX has 2 days min age, 8% annual rate, PoW/PoS, runs beautifully on Raspberry Pi. Also all of the services that are available for the coin, such as VPS and web hosting, payment gateway, and multipool. Influx also has distributed coin storage on the NXT blockchain using superINFX.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBIT_B1W_pw) and decentralized trading capability on the NXT Asset Exchange. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8azumPNG8DI). More to come, AutoSwap (decentralized ShapeShift for Influx) being published tomorrow.

Added INFX thanks.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: EpyxZ on May 08, 2016, 06:56:11 AM
Neva & Bern


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Dekker3D on May 08, 2016, 07:19:07 AM
Voted for CBX as well. Been staking CBX for months now and I'm just waiting for the projects to be launched.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on May 08, 2016, 07:41:30 AM
Neva & Bern

Neva and Bern added. thank you


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Lutzow on May 08, 2016, 09:10:56 AM
My vote goes to CBX as well but it's not on the list.
PoSP - better than PoS
Less than a million in supply
Low inflation rate
Plus.. several projects on the way.

Added CBX and sprouts. what is PoSP?

Voted CBX!

Here is a link to the PoSP white paper - it's impressive, genius in design

And unlike other altcoins, projects are already ongoing that will increase demand and usability to the coin.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Joebwan on May 08, 2016, 12:59:58 PM
I would seem CBX get a lot of chat, but TEK gets the votes. TEK has been around for a long time and stakes very well.

Price historically has been decent. (at least until Crapsy crashed...) Now TEK is having a hard time fining a real exchange to list them.  Cryptopia listed TEK, but is not a super well known exchange, YoBits listed TEK, but are now on the wrong fork and is not responding to support tickets.

Keep an eye on TEK. Once they find a home, this proven coin should be a mover.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: socks435 on May 08, 2016, 02:01:10 PM
CBX GBT swagbucks.. this 3 only that i know can stake some you mention in the poll i didnt know them.. and i thin they are another shit coins..


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: solarion on May 08, 2016, 02:36:44 PM
All of the old skool high ongoing inflation rate coins(TeK, HBN, PHS) have all collapsed in value, particularly since cryptsy went away. Meanwhile Zeitcoin has seen nice stable & steady growth due to its staggered inflation rate which drops from 15% to only 5% next year. Just what's needed for a mainstream digital currency. Don't take my word for it, see for yourself.

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zeitcoin/#charts

 


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Lutzow on May 08, 2016, 02:42:33 PM
All of the old skool high ongoing inflation rate coins(TeK, HBN, PHS) have all collapsed in value, particularly since cryptsy went away. Meanwhile Zeitcoin has seen nice stable & steady growth due to its staggered inflation rate which drops from 15% to only 5% next year. Just what's needed for a mainstream digital currency. Don't take my word for it, see for yourself.

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zeitcoin/#charts

 

While CBX only has 2% inflation rate and a minimal number of coins to start with.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: solarion on May 08, 2016, 03:35:59 PM
I rather like CBX and have been a holder since early 2014, back when it was cryptogenic bullion. The things I dislike about it are that it's painfully slow and has changed entirely too often.

I'm right this moment re-downloading the CBX chain after upgrading to 2.3.3 because I was apparently on the wrong blockchain(1.2.0.5) when I transmitted some coins to cryptopia. I'm too busy to be constantly checking multiple threads here to find out if there's been another hard fork prior to transmitting coins. CBX needs to stop re-inventing itself all the time, not everyone keeps up with all the forks.

Also low starting supply increases the value of the few coins out there, but does nothing to boost liquidity. I prefer the unique way in which Zeitcoin was launched with a hybrid pow/pos and then just pos with a rapidly falling rate of inflation(25/20/15/5).


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: ElpadroBitcoin on May 08, 2016, 03:52:57 PM
For me bitshares is the most promising POS coin, along with blackcoin those 2 are the only coins i hold at the moment. I do expect a new come to be even better, since both coins are quite old and had a little innovation.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Lutzow on May 08, 2016, 04:18:05 PM
I rather like CBX and have been a holder since early 2014, back when it was cryptogenic bullion. The things I dislike about it are that it's painfully slow and has changed entirely too often.

I'm right this moment re-downloading the CBX chain after upgrading to 2.3.3 because I was apparently on the wrong blockchain(1.2.0.5) when I transmitted some coins to cryptopia. I'm too busy to be constantly checking multiple threads here to find out if there's been another hard fork prior to transmitting coins. CBX needs to stop re-inventing itself all the time, not everyone keeps up with all the forks.

Also low starting supply increases the value of the few coins out there, but does nothing to boost liquidity. I prefer the unique way in which Zeitcoin was launched with a hybrid pow/pos and then just pos with a rapidly falling rate of inflation(25/20/15/5).

Well, I guess the change is for the better now that some programs are being worked at and they're marketing it now as well.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: solarion on May 08, 2016, 04:24:59 PM
I rather like CBX and have been a holder since early 2014, back when it was cryptogenic bullion. The things I dislike about it are that it's painfully slow and has changed entirely too often.

I'm right this moment re-downloading the CBX chain after upgrading to 2.3.3 because I was apparently on the wrong blockchain(1.2.0.5) when I transmitted some coins to cryptopia. I'm too busy to be constantly checking multiple threads here to find out if there's been another hard fork prior to transmitting coins. CBX needs to stop re-inventing itself all the time, not everyone keeps up with all the forks.

Also low starting supply increases the value of the few coins out there, but does nothing to boost liquidity. I prefer the unique way in which Zeitcoin was launched with a hybrid pow/pos and then just pos with a rapidly falling rate of inflation(25/20/15/5).

Well, I guess the change is for the better now that some programs are being worked at and they're marketing it now as well.

I certainly hope so. I'd like to see CBX succeed without needing to re-invent itself again...again. In case anyone cares, I finally got re-synced with the latest CBX fork and my coins are fine. Love a happy ending. ;D


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Letitbebitcoins on May 08, 2016, 04:25:38 PM
There my statistic and experience
http://letitbebitco.in/en - update daily. Tons of statistics.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: d5000 on May 08, 2016, 05:54:24 PM
   So basically the Nothing At Stake Problem , is really just a Stupid Myth.
    Because staking on the online fork makes it impossible , for your Same coins to create enough difficulty on an offline fork concurrently to matter,
    As the online fork will always have it's difficulty plus your own if you mine both concurrently.   :)

Although I agree that the Nothing @ Stake problem is highlighted, above all, by "Bitcoin hardliners", I would not ignore it.

There has been a lot of research about the topic:

https://www.reddit.com/r/NXT/comments/2sewhu/nothing_at_stake_attack_researched_and_deemed_not/
https://blog.ethereum.org/2014/11/25/proof-stake-learned-love-weak-subjectivity/

All PoS coins are actually working, but most PoS coins do not have the market cap that would incentive a malicious attacker to try a real attack. There is also actually no easy possibility to short-sell large amounts of PoS coins, and short-selling is one of the key components of the most dangerous of all N@S attack types (it coinsists to lend a large amount of coins (about 1-5% of the coin supply), attack it via N@S and buy it back at much lower prices).

Facts are that PoS is still far from perfect, it must be continuously improved to harden it against this class of attacks. NXT is for the moment the best-protected (as far as I know), and I hope that Peercoin can soon improve its algorithm to get rid of the centralized checkpoints that are still protecting it.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 09, 2016, 02:22:59 AM
   So basically the Nothing At Stake Problem , is really just a Stupid Myth.
    Because staking on the online fork makes it impossible , for your Same coins to create enough difficulty on an offline fork concurrently to matter,
    As the online fork will always have it's difficulty plus your own if you mine both concurrently.   :)

Although I agree that the Nothing @ Stake problem is highlighted, above all, by "Bitcoin hardliners", I would not ignore it.

There has been a lot of research about the topic:

https://www.reddit.com/r/NXT/comments/2sewhu/nothing_at_stake_attack_researched_and_deemed_not/
https://blog.ethereum.org/2014/11/25/proof-stake-learned-love-weak-subjectivity/

All PoS coins are actually working, but most PoS coins do not have the market cap that would incentive a malicious attacker to try a real attack. There is also actually no easy possibility to short-sell large amounts of PoS coins, and short-selling is one of the key components of the most dangerous of all N@S attack types (it coinsists to lend a large amount of coins (about 1-5% of the coin supply), attack it via N@S and buy it back at much lower prices).

Facts are that PoS is still far from perfect, it must be continuously improved to harden it against this class of attacks. NXT is for the moment the best-protected (as far as I know), and I hope that Peercoin can soon improve its algorithm to get rid of the centralized checkpoints that are still protecting it.

The Nothing at Stake , is a pretend problem , as it is not an actual problem which is why the concurrent staking is literally nothing to worry about as it was just PR to try and keep people from buying PoS coins.

The Only real thing to watch out for is called a History Rewrite, where someone leaves their coin offline and tries to stakes a longer chain with a higher difficulty.
(Economically this is stupid as you just spent million of Dollars to try and harm a coin, not really bright at all, and worse due to the below means you just wasted your money.)
Even a History Rewrite is not a big deal, as checkpoints can block it or a large # of coins staking can stop it ,
and even if the worse case happen, just replace the corrupted blockchain with a correct blockchain and issue a checkpoint to protect it.

So you see it just the PoW's Boogie Man trying to scare people from moving to PoS.  :)

No Worries.  :D

 8)


FYI:  Why the Short Selling is just more PoW BS.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1183043.msg14602558#msg14602558
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You Have to Fund Your Margin Account which holds Collateral used to Secure Loans used in Margin Trading.
Meaning if you don't have the Collateral ,you can not even attempt a short sell.
Odds are your attempts at short selling will make you lose your Collateral.

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What Is a Forced Liquidation?
A forced liquidation is when all or part of your positions are closed automatically to prevent further loss and ensure you do not default on your loans. Forced liquidations are executed using one or more market orders; as such, order book liquidity at the time of these orders will affect the extent of the losses you incur from the liquidation. Forced liquidations occur when your Current Margin dips below your Maintenance Margin. It is strongly advised that you check the markets and your open positions regularly, mitigating your risk as necessary by reducing the size of your positions or transferring additional collateral into your margin account. Markets can change very quickly, and no guarantee can be made that you will receive a Margin Call warning in time for you to prevent a forced liquidation.

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Hey guys,
Just have an interesting case study of my trading experience on Poloniex last week.  I traded on Poloniex's margin trading platform and was margin called on June 15th 17:15 when the prices went from .000029 BTC per BTS to .000014 BTC per BTS back to .000028 BTC per BTS in a ten minute span. (Down 50% in less than 10 minutes!) I didn't realize the liquidity was so low on Poloniex, but it's interesting to know what can happen.  I lost a chunk of money.
I think someone or some bot just ran down the book on all the buy orders and got the price really low to trigger all the margin calls and bought back at low prices, but not sure of the exact mechanics.

The following Info upset the BTC Shrill that was running that forum so much , he locked it , so it could not be bumped to the top of the queue where more people could see it.  :D


FYI2:
What is interesting is how the BTC community completely ignores the fact that China now owns 66% of the Mining power, which means they can 51% attack BTC whenever they feel like it.
https://blockchain.info/pools



Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Boyes1985 on May 09, 2016, 10:04:15 AM
TEK coin seems to be the winner of POS coins.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: VladimirAmfodent on May 09, 2016, 10:27:12 AM
Can you launch a coin purely POS with ICO?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: sigwo on May 09, 2016, 02:55:27 PM
Can you launch a coin purely POS with ICO?

Yes, that is how most do it.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: twostepsally on May 09, 2016, 02:59:45 PM
Can you launch a coin purely POS with ICO?


Are you interested in starting a coin?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: BlueTemplar on May 09, 2016, 06:39:59 PM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on May 10, 2016, 12:36:50 AM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Added your inputs as poll options. thank you


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: sigwo on May 10, 2016, 12:46:55 AM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Added your inputs as poll options. thank you

Ethereum isn't even a PoS coin....


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on May 10, 2016, 01:03:37 AM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Added your inputs as poll options. thank you

Ethereum isn't even a PoS coin....

thanks for the correction. removed ETH now. what coins did you vote for?


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: sigwo on May 10, 2016, 01:07:32 AM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Added your inputs as poll options. thank you

Ethereum isn't even a PoS coin....

thanks for the correction. removed ETH now. what coins did you vote for?

INFX and NXT.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: GetVisaCoin on May 10, 2016, 12:52:27 PM
All of the old skool high ongoing inflation rate coins(TeK, HBN, PHS) have all collapsed in value, particularly since cryptsy went away. Meanwhile Zeitcoin has seen nice stable & steady growth due to its staggered inflation rate which drops from 15% to only 5% next year. Just what's needed for a mainstream digital currency. Don't take my word for it, see for yourself.

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zeitcoin/#charts

 

While CBX only has 2% inflation rate and a minimal number of coins to start with.

CBX with PoSP means effective stake is closer to 8%


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: BitcoinNational on May 10, 2016, 05:33:09 PM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Nubits / Nushares ... yes but ROI is nearly null (more a tool)
BTS ... okay technically a kind of pOS but not really fits with the group

and all the others ... i think none of them are pOS ... some are not even coins ;)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: iTradeChips on May 10, 2016, 09:46:55 PM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Nubits / Nushares ... yes but ROI is nearly null (more a tool)
BTS ... okay technically a kind of pOS but not really fits with the group

and all the others ... i think none of them are pOS ... some are not even coins ;)

please tell me which ones to remove. thank you


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: -Lux- on May 11, 2016, 12:09:28 AM
I have not heard of many of those altcoins, but I stopped trying to keep up with the new coins a while ago.
My top list has been the same for a while with only a few dropping off or being added to my list over time.

Ethereum
Maidsafecoin
Counterparty
Bitshares
Storjcoin X
Dash
Factom
Nubits / Nushares
Gamebet Token  (the coin is nothing new/interesting, but the ROI possibilities make it worth much more if the devs plans come together)


Nubits / Nushares ... yes but ROI is nearly null (more a tool)
BTS ... okay technically a kind of pOS but not really fits with the group

and all the others ... i think none of them are pOS ... some are not even coins ;)

please tell me which ones to remove. thank you
have you looked into shadowcash has 2% fixed at .26 everystake!


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Anoona on May 11, 2016, 12:13:24 AM
What POS coin has the highest interest percentage? (of the list)

Cheers


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: EpyxZ on May 11, 2016, 12:30:57 AM
What POS coin has the highest interest percentage? (of the list)

Cheers

That would have to be BigUp with POS 2 @ 100% per year immediately and forever.

Unless I am wrong :p then please someone point me to the insane POS coin :p :)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: *Sakura* on May 11, 2016, 02:51:23 AM
What POS coin has the highest interest percentage? (of the list)

Cheers

That would have to be BigUp with POS 2 @ 100% per year immediately and forever.

Unless I am wrong :p then please someone point me to the insane POS coin :p :)

It's TEK with 40% monthly interest.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 11, 2016, 04:23:13 AM
What POS coin has the highest interest percentage? (of the list)

Cheers

That would have to be BigUp with POS 2 @ 100% per year immediately and forever.

Unless I am wrong :p then please someone point me to the insane POS coin :p :)

It's TEK with 40% monthly interest.

Close,
But Tek interest rate is affected by difficulty so usually between 20% & 40% per month.

Currently the Highest Interest rate is SPROUTS.
(They may be lowering it soon, still unknown.)

PoS Reward - 10% 5 Days, +2% for each extra day staking takes.

So at 30 days, a whopping 60% , plus a lot more compound interest due to shorter stake time.

 8)

 
FYI:
MaidSafecoin is a Proof of Resource not a Proof of Stake.

Storj is also not a Proof of Stake coin :
with Storj you farm. It's not exactly the same thing as mining BTC or LTC with ASICs or GPUs.
By “farming” we mean sharing your unused hard drive space through our DriveShare app.


Dash is an X11 PoW mining coin, also not a Proof of Stake.
The Dash blockchain has set itself apart as the world’s only currency to incentive its nodes with regular payment.
Masternodes earn 47.5 % of the Dash block reward, which puts their earnings on par with Dash’s miners.
A collateral of 1,000 Dash is required to run a Masternode.
This amount remains in the user’s possession (no private keys are transferred to anyone else).
The user can rescind their Masternode status at any time by reclaiming their collateral.


Factom is not a Proof of Stake.
   Proof of Existence: a document existed in this form at a certain time.
    Proof of Process: a document existed and is linked to this new updated document.
    Proof of Audit: an updated document can be verified to have changed according to a set of rules.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: EpyxZ on May 11, 2016, 04:35:36 AM
What POS coin has the highest interest percentage? (of the list)

Cheers

That would have to be BigUp with POS 2 @ 100% per year immediately and forever.

Unless I am wrong :p then please someone point me to the insane POS coin :p :)

It's TEK with 40% monthly interest.

Close,
But Tek interest rate is affected by difficulty so usually between 20% & 40% per month.

But Currently the Highest Interest rate is SPROUTS.
(They may be lowering it soon, still unknown.)

PoS Reward - 10% 5 Days, +2% for each extra day staking takes.

So at 30 days, a whopping 60% , plus a lot more compound interest due to shorter stake time.

 8)

Nice. Those are 2 way way better coins than what I had said for sure. might just have to get me a bag :p


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: JPred on May 11, 2016, 06:36:01 AM


aHa look HBN at second spot (16 atm), a POS coin I like, if only for the cool name, but I like it for other reasons too. Been staking it for a long time. works really nice with lotsa connections.



Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: twostepsally on May 11, 2016, 06:43:17 AM
For those claiming high returns on their pos coins, the liquid on theae coins is leas than $100. So basically its useless.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Ayers on May 11, 2016, 06:46:44 AM
For those claiming high returns on their pos coins, the liquid on theae coins is leas than $100. So basically its useless.

yeah all the pos coin interest is so small it's not worth investing in them, even the biggest one have useless reward, check diamond very low, this confirm that pos can not acquire high value because it is prone to be dumped since there is no cost to create those additional coins with pos


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Dekker3D on May 11, 2016, 06:55:49 AM
For those claiming high returns on their pos coins, the liquid on theae coins is leas than $100. So basically its useless.

yeah all the pos coin interest is so small it's not worth investing in them, even the biggest one have useless reward, check diamond very low, this confirm that pos can not acquire high value because it is prone to be dumped since there is no cost to create those additional coins with pos

Plus the problem with high staking coins is that they tend to over supply the market having minimal demands. Low inflation rate will bring stability to the coin to avoid huge dumpers.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 11, 2016, 07:33:01 AM
For those claiming high returns on their pos coins, the liquid on theae coins is leas than $100. So basically its useless.

yeah all the pos coin interest is so small it's not worth investing in them, even the biggest one have useless reward, check diamond very low, this confirm that pos can not acquire high value because it is prone to be dumped since there is no cost to create those additional coins with pos

This only confirms, PoW Shrills are everywhere.
PoW only coins are all yours , Enjoy your future loss.   :D

Why don't you two, just go buy yourselves some Chinese Yuan, since that is who owns BTC PoW mining anyway.
(Be forewarned the Chinese devalue their Yuan whenever they feel like it.)
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/china-cuts-yuan-fix-in/2756094.html

Hmm,
wonder if the Chinese will Devalue BTC after the halving to gain even more control over BTC.
Nothing stopping them.  ;)


Quote
Proof of Stake is the only way to make money in the long run , buying Sterile BTC or Tokens that can not make more of themselves is Pure Speculation.

Example: It is like a farmer buying a herd of cattle that are sterile. He only makes money if the market is higher when he has to sell, if the market is down when he has to sell , he just wasted his Time & Money, where if he buys a herd of cattle that can produce Offspring, he is able to keep his original amount of cattle and sell off any excess , therefore giving him a
Lifetime of Revenue verses a One-time Completely Speculative Time Sensitive Investment


 8)

FYI:
IMO,
PoS Coin's Interest rate should be between 5% & 10% per year to avoid oversupply lowering the price.
(Why no lower than 5%, so the coins can be a competitor for Utility Stock Dividends in the real world.)   ;)

However coins markets have not yet seen the Massive Influx of the General Populace, and odds are most of those Newbies will go after the higher interest rate coins first, so there is a Huge Speculative market for the High Rate PoS coins.

And to clarify one outstanding comparison,
Dogecoin (PoW coin) has 104 Billion coins and adding daily
Mooncoin (PoW coin) has 212 Billion coins and adding daily  
None of the PoS coin supplies mentioned are even half of the size of the above mentioned PoW coins.  :)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Nightz on May 11, 2016, 08:56:22 AM
Voted for (Fury) I have been with that coin since it launched at first it was pow/pos then it went full PoS and I must say I have had absolutely 0 issues with it, It stakes like a monster the rewards are set to 200% per annual year which is a nice incentive especially when the supply is only just above 20k now since launch which was  near enough 1 year ago and to mention the features in the wallet well they rock too.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Woody20285 on May 11, 2016, 09:40:19 AM
Voted for (Fury) I have been with that coin since it launched at first it was pow/pos then it went full PoS and I must say I have had absolutely 0 issues with it, It stakes like a monster the rewards are set to 200% per annual year which is a nice incentive especially when the supply is only just above 20k now since launch which was  near enough 1 year ago and to mention the features in the wallet well they rock too.
Agree 100% with Fury. Also, Tek, Fly, and... XDE 2 which has a low coin count and will be moving to 500% POS for a short period of time. Good opertunity to get into Fury as the wallet feature are unique and promotion is really just starting. Same with xde2


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: Lutzow on May 11, 2016, 11:40:23 AM

FYI:
IMO,
PoS Coin's Interest rate should be between 5% & 10% per year to avoid oversupply lowering the price.
(Why no lower than 5%, so the coins can be a competitor for Utility Stock Dividends in the real world.)   ;)

However coins markets have not yet seen the Massive Influx of the General Populace, and odds are most of those Newbies will go after the higher interest rate coins first, so there is a Huge Speculative market for the High Rate PoS coins.

And to clarify one outstanding comparison,
Dogecoin (PoW coin) has 104 Billion coins and adding daily
Mooncoin (PoW coin) has 212 Billion coins and adding daily  
None of the PoS coin supplies mentioned are even half of the size of the above mentioned PoW coins.  :)

CBX's inflation rate is only at 2% to emulate the real world bullion inflation. I agree that we should not have a high inflation rate so as not to over populate the market with new coins.


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: twostepsally on May 11, 2016, 12:51:41 PM
For those claiming high returns on their pos coins, the liquid on theae coins is leas than $100. So basically its useless.

yeah all the pos coin interest is so small it's not worth investing in them, even the biggest one have useless reward, check diamond very low, this confirm that pos can not acquire high value because it is prone to be dumped since there is no cost to create those additional coins with pos

This only confirms, PoW Shrills are everywhere.
PoW only coins are all yours , Enjoy your future loss.   :D

Why don't you two, just go buy yourselves some Chinese Yuan, since that is who owns BTC PoW mining anyway.
(Be forewarned the Chinese devalue their Yuan whenever they feel like it.)
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/china-cuts-yuan-fix-in/2756094.html

Hmm,
wonder if the Chinese will Devalue BTC after the halving to gain even more control over BTC.
Nothing stopping them.  ;)


Quote
Proof of Stake is the only way to make money in the long run , buying Sterile BTC or Tokens that can not make more of themselves is Pure Speculation.

Example: It is like a farmer buying a herd of cattle that are sterile. He only makes money if the market is higher when he has to sell, if the market is down when he has to sell , he just wasted his Time & Money, where if he buys a herd of cattle that can produce Offspring, he is able to keep his original amount of cattle and sell off any excess , therefore giving him a
Lifetime of Revenue verses a One-time Completely Speculative Time Sensitive Investment


 8)

FYI:
IMO,
PoS Coin's Interest rate should be between 5% & 10% per year to avoid oversupply lowering the price.
(Why no lower than 5%, so the coins can be a competitor for Utility Stock Dividends in the real world.)   ;)

However coins markets have not yet seen the Massive Influx of the General Populace, and odds are most of those Newbies will go after the higher interest rate coins first, so there is a Huge Speculative market for the High Rate PoS coins.

And to clarify one outstanding comparison,
Dogecoin (PoW coin) has 104 Billion coins and adding daily
Mooncoin (PoW coin) has 212 Billion coins and adding daily  
None of the PoS coin supplies mentioned are even half of the size of the above mentioned PoW coins.  :)

Hey ass, I stake a lot of coins and know the difference between liquidity. ..you need a lesson.

I am pro- pos .


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on May 11, 2016, 03:44:32 PM
I think everyone has went a little off topic. Anywaya i love the consolidation of pos coins.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 11, 2016, 03:56:42 PM
I think everyone has went a little off topic. Anywaya i love the consolidation of pos coins.

hi there. what did you vote for?

also, can anyone provide some info about NXT? i cant find them on the [ann] thread i provided. if anyone knows the info on the entries with (?) please post here so i can complete the table. thanks in advance


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: twostepsally on May 11, 2016, 05:10:46 PM
I think everyone has went a little off topic. Anywaya i love the consolidation of pos coins.

hi there. what did you vote for?

also, can anyone provide some info about NXT? i cant find them on the [ann] thread i provided. if anyone knows the info on the entries with (?) please post here so i can complete the table. thanks in advance

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303898.1960

If you go coinmarketcap.com,  you can look up most any coin and get this info.

Thanks for keeping this thread moving. It has a lot of value for people.

2step


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on May 11, 2016, 10:16:16 PM
I think everyone has went a little off topic. Anywaya i love the consolidation of pos coins.

hi there. what did you vote for?

also, can anyone provide some info about NXT? i cant find them on the [ann] thread i provided. if anyone knows the info on the entries with (?) please post here so i can complete the table. thanks in advance

Bern & Neva, but thats only based off that i mined them before they got hit hard and were very easy to get.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: kiklo on May 12, 2016, 03:47:23 AM
ZEIT Specs

The Original dev did a 1% premine for Giveaways & Bounties.
To the best of my knowledge , he had given it all away before he disappeared.
Original Dev has been gone since mid 2014.

NO ICO, we were Hybrid PoW/PoS in the Beginning.
PoW generated the majority of our coins.
Later on May 9th, 2014 switched to PoS only.

Current rate is 15%, drops down to the Final & Forever 5% per year in 2017.

Min Age before stake is 20 days
Max Age is 40 days , after this the blocks gain no additional coin weight , but the rewards will continue to increase. (Security Measure)  :)

Feature : ZEIT Knights
Only coin with a dedicated group each holding a minimum of 100 Million coins each.
10% of the interest generated to be used for charity in the future.  
Currently 15 Knights, Next Knight Registration is March 2017.

 8)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 12, 2016, 03:57:11 AM
ZEIT Specs

The Original dev did a 1% premine for Giveaways & Bounties.
To the best of my knowledge , he had given it all away before he disappeared.
Original Dev has been gone since mid 2014.

NO ICO, we were Hybrid PoW/PoS in the Beginning.
PoW generated the majority of our coins.
Later on May 9th, 2014 switched to PoS only.

Current rate is 15%, drops down to the Final & Forever 5% per year in 2017.

Min Age before stake is 20 days
Max Age is 40 days , after this the blocks gain no additional coin weight , but the rewards will continue to increase. (Security Measure)  :)

Feature : ZEIT Knights
Only coin with a dedicated group each holding a minimum of 100 Million coins each.
10% of the interest generated to be used for charity in the future.  
Currently 15 Knights, Next Knight Registration is March 2017.

 8)

updated the info. thanks kiklo!


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: kiklo on May 12, 2016, 04:00:12 AM
For those claiming high returns on their pos coins, the liquid on theae coins is leas than $100. So basically its useless.
Hey ass, I stake a lot of coins and know the difference between liquidity. ..you need a lesson.

I am pro- pos .

Hmm,
Then from one ass to another ass, you sure fooled me.   :D
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/09/b7/bc/09b7bccf4dcc85a8f1a7e8aacc2b11ed.jpg

Which PoS coins do you like?


 8)


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: presstab on May 12, 2016, 04:17:08 AM
1. add hyperstake to your list

2. cloudstaking is stupid. control your keys and your coins. if you are that worried about it, buy a odroid c2 and set it up as a dedicated stake box. waaaay better in the long run.

added hyperstake and Decred to the poll list. thanks for the inputs.

i dont really know shit about cloudstaking yet. it just appealed to me initially because of the idea of having many stake coins in the cloud and not worrying about own computer resources. so maybe one must choose just a few coins to stake.

Get yourself one of these::

http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G145457216438

Mine is running 5 daemons right now with very little resources consumed, but obviously, mileage varies
+1 for HyperStake, and also +1 for odroid. MY odroid has been staking a few coins for the last 6 months and I think I have only had to actually ssh into it once during that time frame.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: bitbets on May 12, 2016, 05:26:15 PM
voted Netcoin Net, just because I like Net :)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: take_off on May 12, 2016, 07:21:12 PM
1337 is a another good one

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1319833.0


https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F37M31t9.jpg&t=564&c=-azFWoRZfzqNDg


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: take_off on May 12, 2016, 07:35:45 PM
digicube
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1211692.0

bitbean  1000 coins per block staked
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=969676.0

audiocoin  18% a year(1.5month)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1151767

dubaicoin  10%
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1372193.0

energycoin  5 coins pr  block staked
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028941.0

parkbyte  4%
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1052732.0

steps
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173385.0

mastertradercoin  10%
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=954240.0

vip token  8%
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1377198.0










Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Enema on May 12, 2016, 10:18:33 PM
I voted :
Hyperstake for it's steady performance.

FURY, my favourite, besides from steady performance, wallet rock solid, did not have any issue since launch.
Feature packed wallet but also basic wallet available.
Community driven, no crazy dev that ignores users.
And best of all :
Full 200% POS with no limits and thanks to low coin supply of about 20K+ it will be for quite a while to come.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: jwinterm on May 12, 2016, 11:02:40 PM
Counterparty isn't PoS. And why can't I vote 'none'? :P


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Arrakeen on May 12, 2016, 11:06:21 PM
Are hyperstake, zeit, and tek still alive and kicking?  Didn't think they were popular still.  Any recent info someone could share regarding any of the three?  Thanks in advance


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: kiklo on May 12, 2016, 11:33:49 PM
Are hyperstake, zeit, and tek still alive and kicking?  Didn't think they were popular still.  Any recent info someone could share regarding any of the three?  Thanks in advance

Direct Forum Links

ZEIT
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=487814.0
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zeitcoin/

Tek
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=320404.0
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tekcoin/

Hyperstake
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=678849.msg7695751#msg7695751
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/hyperstake/


 8)

FYI:
Aug 15, 2014   ZEIT MK was $20,661
Now in  2016 , ZEIT MK bounces between $200,000 & $448,988
A 10 fold increase.  :)
Even Higher Prices expected next year when our interest rate cuts 3X to the Final 5% rate


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: billotronic on May 12, 2016, 11:36:09 PM
Are hyperstake, zeit, and tek still alive and kicking?  Didn't think they were popular still.  Any recent info someone could share regarding any of the three?  Thanks in advance

Only one I can speak for is hyperstake and it is alive and ticking. Sure, it might not be setting the world on fire, but I think the concept of presstab's checks on inflation are working marvelously... its really bloody hard to get stakes these days. Added to that the bells and whistles that makes it a set and forget wallet I'd say its doing pretty fucking well. Other than btc its the only coin I've held for any month + amount of time.

[edit] actually that is not true ive held g3nstake and salus for more then a month but I've held hype for longer than a year. You know what I mean yo [/edit]


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Anoona on May 13, 2016, 01:18:59 AM
You can add this coin

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468142.0 (PonziCoin)

CoinStakeMinAge = 2 Days

DPOS Rewards ~ 60 Minutes DPOS Block Target
< Block   2880 = 10 [Ponzi]
< Block 500000 = 1000 [Ponzi]
> Block 499999 = 10% Annual Rate

Cheers


Title: Re: POS coins
Post by: GetVisaCoin on May 13, 2016, 09:22:03 AM
What POS coin has the highest interest percentage? (of the list)

Cheers

That would have to be BigUp with POS 2 @ 100% per year immediately and forever.

Unless I am wrong :p then please someone point me to the insane POS coin :p :)

It's TEK with 40% monthly interest.

TEK was a standout but has had troubles with microstakers messing with the diff and so staking returns


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iGotSpots on May 13, 2016, 06:58:17 PM
https://i.imgur.com/ONpNV0R.png



https://i.imgur.com/eVxGWjZ.png (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1211692)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: coinhugger on May 14, 2016, 05:22:37 AM
https://i.imgur.com/ONpNV0R.png



https://i.imgur.com/eVxGWjZ.png (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1211692)

Digicube is a great POS coin, have been staking this one almost since the beginning.

SPRTS is also a favorite of mine, together with SHND (best held POS secret of the crypto world).





Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Ayers on May 14, 2016, 06:01:26 AM
loco is also pos/pow hybrid you can add that, it had a interesting big pos phase early, while maintining pow, i think it's something different


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: coinhugger on May 14, 2016, 07:34:33 AM
loco is also pos/pow hybrid you can add that, it had a interesting big pos phase early, while maintining pow, i think it's something different

where is Loco traded? Link to BCT thread?



Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Nightz on May 14, 2016, 11:26:54 AM
loco is also pos/pow hybrid you can add that, it had a interesting big pos phase early, while maintining pow, i think it's something different

where is Loco traded? Link to BCT thread?



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1438233.0


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: coinhugger on May 14, 2016, 12:05:40 PM
loco is also pos/pow hybrid you can add that, it had a interesting big pos phase early, while maintining pow, i think it's something different

where is Loco traded? Link to BCT thread?



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1438233.0

Thanks!

Wow, they started with 100,000% APR... that's intense. Unfortunately I missed out on that.



Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Nightz on May 14, 2016, 12:19:33 PM
loco is also pos/pow hybrid you can add that, it had a interesting big pos phase early, while maintining pow, i think it's something different

where is Loco traded? Link to BCT thread?



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1438233.0

Thanks!

Wow, they started with 100,000% APR... that's intense. Unfortunately I missed out on that.



You should drop on by the thread mate, any more info needed just ask as I'm the dev  ;)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: GetVisaCoin on May 14, 2016, 12:43:31 PM
loco is also pos/pow hybrid you can add that, it had a interesting big pos phase early, while maintining pow, i think it's something different

where is Loco traded? Link to BCT thread?



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1438233.0

Thanks!

Wow, they started with 100,000% APR... that's intense. Unfortunately I missed out on that.



that's insane for a PoS .... extreme staking ...


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: pisko on May 15, 2016, 10:41:49 AM
XQN ? quotient : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1195335.0


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 15, 2016, 11:37:32 AM
XQN ? quotient : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1195335.0

added XQN to the list now thanks. I added it when i started the thread but removed those with zero votes a few days ago to lessen the number of entries.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: arseaboy on May 15, 2016, 11:51:48 AM
XQN ? quotient : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1195335.0

added XQN to the list now thanks. I added it when i started the thread but removed those with zero votes a few days ago to lessen the number of entries.
this voting system helps us to know which is which to follow good and informative so now what we needed to do is to check the announcement and the edge of any pos coin that will be listed and base on the votes we will try to invest for it. thank you OP for sharing this.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: pisko on May 15, 2016, 05:26:21 PM
XQN ? quotient : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1195335.0

added XQN to the list now thanks. I added it when i started the thread but removed those with zero votes a few days ago to lessen the number of entries.
this voting system helps us to know which is which to follow good and informative so now what we needed to do is to check the announcement and the edge of any pos coin that will be listed and base on the votes we will try to invest for it. thank you OP for sharing this.
yes for that i can propose xqn. is maybe the best POS coin ever... i hold about 500K and price is now about 160 sat per one. and with my half milion i making about 2000 xqn per day. i staking it one year and half yet.
you can change your xqn for another POS coin over this thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1265711.0) and dont need dumping them in market same if there is realy nice buy supply at bittrex
i bought yet DMD ant TEK from IW and yesterday i solded some XQN for buy PONZI
XQN have fixed 16.18 XQN reward per block ;)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: dadon on May 15, 2016, 10:20:46 PM
Are you serious no Shadowcash.... Shadowcash shits over 90% of the projects in crypto..unbelievable how little recognition it gets for the amount of innovation it has brought to this technology.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: kiklo on May 16, 2016, 12:54:19 AM
Are you serious no Shadowcash.... Shadowcash shits over 90% of the projects in crypto..unbelievable how little recognition it gets for the amount of innovation it has brought to this technology.


Nominal stake interest: 2% (PoSv3 – static inflation annually)

Get the Devs to raise the interest rate to 5% , and I will consider it for my crypto portfolio.
Personally won't buy anything under 5% per year, no matter what other features it has.

 8)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: dadon on May 16, 2016, 01:53:23 AM
Are you serious no Shadowcash.... Shadowcash shits over 90% of the projects in crypto..unbelievable how little recognition it gets for the amount of innovation it has brought to this technology.


Nominal stake interest: 2% (PoSv3 – static inflation annually)

Get the Devs to raise the interest rate to 5% , and I will consider it for my crypto portfolio.
Personally won't buy anything under 5% per year, no matter what other features it has.

 8)

How about no....we don't need your investment if that's your attitude because obviously you don't give a fuck about the tech...and thats the only point of crypto apart from making money..you should put your money in a pump and dump and rip some people off to make your cash..seams like your sort of thing..stay away from legitimate projects your not wanted.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iGotSpots on May 16, 2016, 05:20:48 AM
Are you serious no Shadowcash.... Shadowcash shits over 90% of the projects in crypto..unbelievable how little recognition it gets for the amount of innovation it has brought to this technology.


Don't take this as FUD, because I have cloned that coin for customers before. One of the problems we have run into is all this new tech making it hard to do some things. Tor, for example, does not play well with Android and makes things much more difficult

It's good to have features, but ease of use and implementation are where most coins hit the bottleneck


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: kiklo on May 16, 2016, 06:30:41 AM
How about no....we don't need your investment if that's your attitude because obviously you don't give a fuck about the tech...and thats the only point of crypto apart from making money..you should put your money in a pump and dump and rip some people off to make your cash..seams like your sort of thing..stay away from legitimate projects your not wanted.

My attitude is this,
I can buy utility stocks in the real world that will pay me 5% yearly in dividends.
So why would I accept a weaker investment in the virtual world than what I can get in the physical world.  :P
Most people don't care about anon,  because they don't need to hide anything.

Most of the populace are aging and could give a rat's ass about the tech involved as long as it works,
if you think shiny tech will bring them running, you really don't understand the real world.

Good Luck to you , you are going to need it.

 8)

FYI:
This is a mistake many coin devs make, you are not just competing with the crypto world , you are also competing with the physical world.

FYI2:
If a coin can not sustain a mere 5% yearly interest rate, then their is no real demand for it.
5%/12= .4167 % monthly  


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: coinhugger on May 16, 2016, 08:45:38 AM
How about no....we don't need your investment if that's your attitude because obviously you don't give a fuck about the tech...and thats the only point of crypto apart from making money..you should put your money in a pump and dump and rip some people off to make your cash..seams like your sort of thing..stay away from legitimate projects your not wanted.

My attitude is this,
I can buy utility stocks in the real world that will pay me 5% yearly in dividends.
So why would I accept a weaker investment in the virtual world than what I can get in the physical world.  :P
Most people don't care about anon,  because they don't need to hide anything.

Most of the populace are aging and could give a rat's ass about the tech involved as long as it works,
if you think shiny tech will bring them running, you really don't understand the real world.

Good Luck to you , you are going to need it.

 8)

FYI:
This is a mistake many coin devs make, you are not just competing with the crypto world , you are also competing with the physical world.

FYI2:
If a coin can not sustain a mere 5% yearly interest rate, then their is no real demand for it.
5%/12= .4167 % monthly  

I would just like to add to the discussion that a coin can be a good investment option regardless of a high interest rate through POS or even when there's no interest at all. Simply a coin going up in value because of the innovative technology, useful applications for the real world, increase in popularity or whatever else could drive up demand can be worth investing in. 

Of course a crystal ball would be useful in the deciding what coin will flourish unless you do some really solid research and possess some accurate insider info, but that's another story. That being said, Shadowcash looks kind of interesting to me, I will take some time and look into it a bit further.

 



Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: kiklo on May 16, 2016, 09:49:36 AM
I would just like to add to the discussion that a coin can be a good investment option regardless of a high interest rate through POS or even when there's no interest at all. Simply a coin going up in value because of the innovative technology, useful applications for the real world, increase in popularity or whatever else could drive up demand can be worth investing in.  

Of course a crystal ball would be useful in the deciding what coin will flourish unless you do some really solid research and possess some accurate insider info, but that's another story. That being said, Shadowcash looks kind of interesting to me, I will take some time and look into it a bit further.

Hmm,

Sorry but No , it would not be a good investment , it would be a speculative gamble mostly suited for Venture Capitalists that already do win big and lose big but have so much fiat , it does not hurt them either way.

Holding a coin that has no or extremely low interest rate is the same as buying a silo of corn , you pray when you sell that you get a higher price than when you purchased it.
But there are 0 guarantees , and odds are you will lose money as more coins are created or more corn is growing.
Increasing Supply without an increase in Demand Always Lowers Price.

By having a rate 5% or higher you give the investor a reason to hold a % of the coins, so they can make more.
Basically a reason to hold the majority of their coins and only sale all or a % of their stake.
You guarantee a large % of those coins will not be sold , but used for the Utility Purpose of Creating more.
With no or extremely low interest rate , there is no real reason to hold but speculation, as it's Utility of creating more coins is negligible , and most will sell all at a loss when they need capital as they are not VCs with massive amounts of fiat backing them up.

 8)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: take_off on May 16, 2016, 04:18:35 PM
i do like the idea of this thread, but i do have have a question about what the goal was when created
i looked at what are the best pos % payouts for staking and not so much the bells and whistles
the deference for me is rather my wallet runs 24/7 or not ,hate to see this become a pissing contest on coins
yes there are good pos coins with good tech and shitty % (blackcoin,vericoin,place your coin here _______)
or high stakers (bitbean,1337,sprouts ,your coin __________
what i would like to take away from this thread ,the best balanced coins

1.% payout and profit potential
2.tech features
3.dev and community
4.marketcap
5.real world implication
6.how long has been around
7.how many exchanges and what exchanges

somewhere among all these these coins im sure we can find a good balance in pos coin

if a coin is posted give some information and links

my 2 cents


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: x13 on May 16, 2016, 06:30:41 PM
I voted for NXT and XEM / NEM. Both are the most promising coins in the list in my opinion. Nevertheless, the best will be WAVES where the ICO is currently running. It will combine the advantages of XEM and NXT with some others. You should add WAVES to the list.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: spartak_t on May 16, 2016, 07:38:33 PM
I think that FailCoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1014145.0) should also be on this list. Currently it is a hybrid PoW/PoS 2.0 coin with 2% interest/year, but it will be most likely forked to become Full-PoS. At the moment it is not looking as something special, but FAIL has one of the most honest and worldwide teams out there. We have a dedicated team members from countries such as Russia, England, Indonesia, Netherlands, India, France, Greece, Bulgaria, Thailand and South Korea. We are also currently trying to develop it not just as a digital currency, but as a community (i.e. @FailCommunity (https://twitter.com/FAILCommunity)) with its own cryptocurrency.

Our goals is to help for the adoption of cryptocurrencies, and also to be the funny (and not so funny (helping people around the world by gathering funds, warning them for scams etc..)). An wallet with Social networks and YouTube will be released very soon!

https://i.imgur.com/Me0Eavd.png

P.S. I'm not "advertising" the coin nor I am trying to convince somebody to invest in it. What I am saying is that the goals of FailCoin are unlike many other coins, and it is pretty simple - adoption.

Cheers,
Spartak


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: AlexformPr on May 17, 2016, 05:47:33 PM
TY 4 Poll!
I will now try Audiocoin  8)
but 2 buy a Pos coin ill go 4 the cheapest 1


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: absy on May 17, 2016, 06:04:44 PM
I still don't see GAMEBET coin added to the list , I had suggested it long back . It is a POS coin ,  7% Approx per year. (2.8 coins per block) . It has got good attention by esports bettors since gamebet.gg is a esports book .
Additional info : Maturity: 4 hours
Block time: +/- 1 minute


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: twostepsally on May 18, 2016, 01:04:47 AM
I still don't see GAMEBET coin added to the list , I had suggested it long back . It is a POS coin ,  7% Approx per year. (2.8 coins per block) . It has got good attention by esports bettors since gamebet.gg is a esports book .
Additional info : Maturity: 4 hours
Block time: +/- 1 minute

I agree


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: take_off on May 18, 2016, 01:57:06 AM
https://bitcointalk.org/useravatars/avatar_506254.png
DubaiCoin - DBIC

Ticker: DBIC
Algorithm: SHA-256
Supply: 10 500 000
Premine: 1%
Pos: 10% pa
Number Of Blocks: 280 000
60 Seconds Per Block
10 Blocks to Confirm
Min. Staking Age: 1 hour


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Trianglespecs on May 18, 2016, 10:04:00 AM
TRI Cryptographic Triangles, (TOR) fair public launch X13,
wallet size small, wallet upgraded qt5, pure PoS.
Sync fast, blocks quick, coin travel speed super fast!
4 confirms on received, 7 for staked coins.
excellent coders very polite Dev team. 
Low total coin count at 120,000 total coins,
currently in pure POS (TOR)
under 70,000 TRI in circulations. 
In wallet to wallet messages (TOR). 
Android trading app TRIder found on Google Play App Store.
IP hidden so more secure network and messages. 
The fastest coin I've come across and the inflation is great.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 18, 2016, 10:27:46 AM
FailCoin, GameBet, DubaiCoin, and TRI added thanks. sorry been busy with other stuff lately. sheesh so many coins to read about and these are just PoS! thanks for your inputs


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Enema on May 19, 2016, 12:34:25 AM
Just saw that FURY is not in the poll any more, what happened ?
There were at least 7 votes.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: kiklo on May 19, 2016, 04:04:45 AM
Just saw that FURY is not in the poll any more, what happened ?
There were at least 7 votes.

It is still there.

Sprouts - 6 (2.7%)
Fury    - 7 (3.1%)
Neva    - 1 (0.4%)


 8)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Enema on May 19, 2016, 09:38:13 AM
Just saw that FURY is not in the poll any more, what happened ?
There were at least 7 votes.

It is still there.

Sprouts - 6 (2.7%)
Fury    - 7 (3.1%)
Neva    - 1 (0.4%)


 8)
Damn those brain farts !  ;D


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on May 20, 2016, 01:27:52 AM
Lana coin


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Attack.of.the.Clones on May 20, 2016, 02:39:34 AM
BTCD is a great staking coin, 5%


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 23, 2016, 11:22:29 AM
added lanacoin and BTCD. thanks guys. can you say a little something about those coins?


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: HarryPorter on May 23, 2016, 08:30:03 PM
Carpediem coin (DIEM) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=588310.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=588310.0)

Coin Specs:

    Carpediemcoin [DIEM]
    Pure Proof of Stake
    21.6 Billion Proof of Work Coins + 26,280,000 DIEM over 100 years
    1% Annual Stake
    8 day Coin-Age Required
    2 minute PoS block targets
    100 blocks to coin maturity

pure POS coin, is NOT minable , but possible to get it on Prohashing (https://prohashing.com/ (https://prohashing.com/)) - scrypt algo multipool.

trading on poloniex (BTC and XMR market).

more info on http://thehouseofdiem.info/ (http://thehouseofdiem.info/)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Bitcoin_Delivery on May 23, 2016, 08:47:03 PM
so i just recently got interested in POS coins. i will start with a small list of coins that i have some knowledge of. please feel free to post coins you know about and i will add it to the poll option list. also please give some explanation why you think the coin is your choice for best POS coin.

I will now create and maintain a table of details about PoS coins. I will slowly add coins starting with my holdings and with those i have some knowledge about. Please supply and/or correct the information available when necessary. thank you



PoS coins table
Coin
|
Reward
|
Premine
|
ICO
|
PoW
|
Min Age
|
Max Age
|
Launched
|
Feature
|
Block Time
|
PonziCoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1468142.0)|1,000/DPoS block|10,000 coins|Buy from Dev|X13|2 days|?|May, 2016|Honest Name|~1 min|
Fury (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1087255.0)|200% p.a.|69 coins1|No|Ended|30 mins|10 days|Jun 11 2015?|?|2 mins|
NetCoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=745323.0)|20-45% p.a.|No|?|Yes|1 hr|30 Days|Sep 8, 2013|PIR+OWI|2 mins|
Zeitcoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=487814.0)|15% p.a.|1%|No|Ended May 9, 2014|20 days|40 days|Mar 1, 2014|Zeit Knights|30 secs|
Tekcoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=320404.0)|up to 40%/mo|No|No|Yes|?|?|Oct 8, 2013?|Superstake|1 min|
CBX (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=951753.0)|6-12% p.a.|?|?|Ended 1/1/16|1 hour|?|Feb 10, 2015?|PoSP|65 secs|
HoboNickels (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303749.0)|~2%/10 days|?|?|Yes|?|?|Jul 24, 2013?|?|30 secs|
NXT (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303898.0)|?|Yes?|Yes?|No|?|?|2013?|NXT.org (https://nxt.org/)|~59 secs|
Peercoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=793142.0)|1% p.a.|No|No|No|?|?|Sep 23, 2014|peercoin.net (https://www.peercoin.net/)|?|
Hyperstake (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=678849.0)|up to 750% p.a.|?|?|X11 Finished|8.8 days|30 days|Jul 6, 2014|Inflation Control (http://hyperstake.wikia.com/wiki/Inflation_control)|90 secs|
Decred (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1290358.0)|?|8%2|No|Yes|?|?|Dec 15, 2015|Cold Staking|?|
Rubies (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1364104.0)|5% p.a.|100%3|?|Bet Mining|12 hrs|?|Feb 14, 2016?|rbies.org (http://rbies.org/)|~1 min|
Bigup (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1367075.0)|100% p.a.|4 Billion|Yes|No|?|?|Feb 17, 2016?|?|?|
Influx (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1161953.0)|8% p.a.|No|Yes|X11|2 days|60 days|Aug 25, 2016?|?|4 mins|
BitBean (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=969676.0)|1,000 BitBean / PoS Block|No|No|Ended|6 days|?|Feb 13, 2015|20MB Block Size|1 min|


169 coin reward on relaunch for block 1 to pay users for the failed first launch - as per a Fury user.
2no free coins for devs. money used for dev fees and airdrop. as per BCT [ANN] thread
310 million coins total supply created in block 1, distributed thru bet mining

 


if you find this thread helpful and feel like donating:

GameBet : GezNoJzjN2ByrfsTJMrsrM9j2nygoDtBPN
PonziCoin : 9GusZACw9krs6a19Zf24ykyaRZPrv84vdw
NetCoin : nGRCy5wV2JY8YznMzR9tm8pwyBq1V8KwkD
ZeitCoin : Moj8Zfqt6x4Fx78NY19dNgYbCKSi26cXkL
TekCoin : BjcAQqsRLn4U6aCb7pzVzUdD5Qa4GL7euT
fury : DsVkT6XJNGLbBSaCgMGk4FhsN4PURvpF6Z
CBX : 5XQLxDsQuY4Xkk1YdWSK7ANcgUAGCPdspH
XEM : NDFQZI-42JHDP-R6RY7D-OLDJEN-YMBELA-6IYBUJ-CPVV
NXT : NXT-N2SB-LQEF-UC3Q-HU3RV
BitBean : 2YTjmNx4EKneVbaXGDzc5pagfToVYeR9MQ



Very nice informative topic, would be nice if you could add a column with algo for each coin.
I'll def put an eye on this!


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on May 24, 2016, 05:31:45 AM
Lana coin

Lana ANN thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1448065.0

Info taken from thread. (Coin is not mine)

Ticker: LANA
Type: PoW/PoS hybrid
PoW algorithm: sha256d
PoS block hashing: sha256d
Max Coins: 7.506.000.000 (7.5+ bilion will every be created)
PoW reward: 10000 LANA (no halving)
Last PoW block: 750000 (can only estimate)
PoS reward: fixed 1000 LANA + 7% (yearly)
PoS reward halving: 525600 (approx 5 years, halving only for fixed reward, 7% stays the same)
Minimum PoS age: 7 hours
Maximum PoS age: unlimited
Block time target: 2.5 minutes
Difficulty retarget: every block
Coinbase maturity: 42 blocks
Transaction recommended minimum confirmations: 10
Minimal TX fee: 100 Lanoshis (0.00000100 LANA)

Why i created LanaCoin and what is the purpouse of the cryptoledger!

The idea for a personalized cryptocurrency is not brand new and it has been done before recently. I was actually inspired by my friend, who is at the same time my right hand man with the project and has done outstanding work that lead to the release of the source code and essential client wallets. For that i will be forever gratefull to him as will to all of you that support the idea and will hopefully honour the project by any collaborative work in the future. The most funny thing to mention is that this project finally unchained me from my microsoft sys admin seat and essentially forced me to do core setups of ubuntu servers along with opening a learning curve to the world of linux terminals.

Some of you will call LanaCoin a s..t coin and some of you will say its just a makebelieve story to make the coin more apealing but rest ashure i am a real person (see my forum sig / blockchain id) and LanaCoin is dedicated to my daughter for her 10th birthday. This doesnt make the coin hers and hers alone but is simply the most unique way for a geek father to say happy birthday.

I am not going to make any false promises on the development roadmap or the price of the cryptotoken, i can however promise to keep the seed node network alive and take upon me any costs of the projects essential services required for the network to stay alive, secure and updated.

Why i choose to release this unconventional gift for my daughter!

This one is actually quite simple. Because she is good at mathematics and she is also taking part in International math kenguru organized by Slovenian DMFA (Society of Mathematicians, Physicists and Astronomers of Slovenia) so what better way to compliment her on continuing her mathematical learning path than  with a math based cryptotoken to work on im the future.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: krile on May 25, 2016, 02:09:24 PM
You forgot to add Blackcoin.

I think its an important one, it started the PoS 2.0 protocol and some of the coins in the list are forks of Blackcoin.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=469640.0

No premine. No IPO.

Specifications
PoS without coin age
Max reorganization depth: 500 blocks
Block time: 64 seconds
Difficulty retarget: every block
PoS Reward: 1.5 BLK
Min transaction fee: 0.0001 BLK
Fees are paid to miners
Confirmations: 10, maturity: 500
Min stake confirmations: 500
P2P port: 15714, RPC port: 15715

Proof of work (done)
Algorithm: scrypt
Block reward: 10000 BLK, no halving
Max height: 10000 (after this network will not accept PoW)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: presstab on May 27, 2016, 09:34:57 PM

PoS coins table
Coin
|
Reward
|
Premine
|
ICO
|
PoW
|
Min Age
|
Max Age
|
Launched
|
Feature
|
Block Time
|
Hyperstake (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=678849.0)|up to 750% p.a. avg. of 230% annual|120,000 coins (0.02% of current supply)|None|X11 Finished|8.8 days|30 days|Jul 6, 2014|Inflation Control (http://hyperstake.wikia.com/wiki/Inflation_control)|90 secs|


I filled in some of the blanks for HyperStake, highlighted in blue.




Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 30, 2016, 08:02:47 AM
added BlackCoin and updated entries for HyperStake. thanks guys


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: HarveyOne on June 01, 2016, 07:38:31 PM
Carpediem coin (DIEM) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=588310.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=588310.0)

Coin Specs:

    Carpediemcoin [DIEM]
    Pure Proof of Stake
    21.6 Billion Proof of Work Coins + 26,280,000 DIEM over 100 years
    1% Annual Stake
    8 day Coin-Age Required
    2 minute PoS block targets
    100 blocks to coin maturity

pure POS coin, is NOT minable , but possible to get it on Prohashing (https://prohashing.com/ (https://prohashing.com/)) - scrypt algo multipool.

trading on poloniex (BTC and XMR market).

more info on http://thehouseofdiem.info/ (http://thehouseofdiem.info/)
whats so great with DIEM? Why stake when there is no gain with the coin.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: glerant on June 01, 2016, 10:55:32 PM
Where is Piggy?
Interesting coin, does reasonable volume on poloniex and rising market cap?


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on June 02, 2016, 06:21:05 AM
Added Piggy and Diem. Thanks guys


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: HarryPorter on June 03, 2016, 04:47:43 PM
Carpediem coin (DIEM) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=588310.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=588310.0)

Coin Specs:

    Carpediemcoin [DIEM]
    Pure Proof of Stake
    21.6 Billion Proof of Work Coins + 26,280,000 DIEM over 100 years
    1% Annual Stake
    8 day Coin-Age Required
    2 minute PoS block targets
    100 blocks to coin maturity

pure POS coin, is NOT minable , but possible to get it on Prohashing (https://prohashing.com/ (https://prohashing.com/)) - scrypt algo multipool.

trading on poloniex (BTC and XMR market).

more info on http://thehouseofdiem.info/ (http://thehouseofdiem.info/)
whats so great with DIEM? Why stake when there is no gain with the coin.

-Coin went up from less 0.00000050 to 0.00001700 XMR ( poloniex XMR market: https://poloniex.com/exchange#xmr_diem (https://poloniex.com/exchange#xmr_diem) ), but price was around 0.00000017 LTC when there was LTC market before if I remember right.
-also constantly have couple BTC vol. on there (there was 24h vol. over 340BTC on February),
- today price is around 3 satoshi with around 100BTC buy support ,
- is listed on poloniex - legit & biggest exchange I would say, since almost ...beginning,  
- just scroll chart on XMR market period of time this year... or even early start point September or July... previous year
- (coin jumped into BTC market this year).

"whats so great with DIEM? Why stake when there is no gain with the coin." - just look on it as long term investment, is your statement is true or not?
        - I believe you are cleaver enough to get to right conclusion. Also you will find answer on your question: " ...Why stake"

is it not a POS idea was to get coins = interest by holding them in wallet, so no need mining equipment, pay for it and electricity bills (energy used)?

if I got your attention, you may also wish to look on:
  • http://thehouseofdiem.com/working-white-paper/  (http://thehouseofdiem.com/working-white-paper/)  - information what is currently working on, progress, etc...
  • http://thehouseofdiem.com/product-preview/ (http://thehouseofdiem.com/product-preview/) - products upcoming,
  • http://getdiem.com/ (http://getdiem.com/) - new website,
  • http://thehouseofdiem.info/ (http://thehouseofdiem.info/) - old website, with Partnership, Shop.... - tabs, other links and general information.

if wish to know more or just talk you can always find us: on IRC freenode #diemcoin , SLACK  https://diem-hq.slack.com/ (https://diem-hq.slack.com/)

have a nice weekend

PS. DIEMs - not a POW type coin - so no regular dumps from miners  ;)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: staysecure on June 06, 2016, 04:09:54 PM



if you find this thread helpful and feel like donating:

LanaCoin : LQodGQhnEBUD8KGZhPBSSWbuCR6D981cBg
GameBet : GezNoJzjN2ByrfsTJMrsrM9j2nygoDtBPN
PonziCoin : 9GusZACw9krs6a19Zf24ykyaRZPrv84vdw
NetCoin : nGRCy5wV2JY8YznMzR9tm8pwyBq1V8KwkD
ZeitCoin : Moj8Zfqt6x4Fx78NY19dNgYbCKSi26cXkL
TekCoin : BjcAQqsRLn4U6aCb7pzVzUdD5Qa4GL7euT
fury : DsVkT6XJNGLbBSaCgMGk4FhsN4PURvpF6Z
CBX : 5XQLxDsQuY4Xkk1YdWSK7ANcgUAGCPdspH
XEM : NDFQZI-42JHDP-R6RY7D-OLDJEN-YMBELA-6IYBUJ-CPVV
NXT : NXT-N2SB-LQEF-UC3Q-HU3RV
BitBean : 2YTjmNx4EKneVbaXGDzc5pagfToVYeR9MQ



Great stuff @iTradeChips: humble LANA  donation sent tx: 6e8404b742eb5eba86f8157b7c45e93f458e3f51201306d7cbe07dde0664bc08


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on June 06, 2016, 04:29:24 PM



if you find this thread helpful and feel like donating:

LanaCoin : LQodGQhnEBUD8KGZhPBSSWbuCR6D981cBg
GameBet : GezNoJzjN2ByrfsTJMrsrM9j2nygoDtBPN
PonziCoin : 9GusZACw9krs6a19Zf24ykyaRZPrv84vdw
NetCoin : nGRCy5wV2JY8YznMzR9tm8pwyBq1V8KwkD
ZeitCoin : Moj8Zfqt6x4Fx78NY19dNgYbCKSi26cXkL
TekCoin : BjcAQqsRLn4U6aCb7pzVzUdD5Qa4GL7euT
fury : DsVkT6XJNGLbBSaCgMGk4FhsN4PURvpF6Z
CBX : 5XQLxDsQuY4Xkk1YdWSK7ANcgUAGCPdspH
XEM : NDFQZI-42JHDP-R6RY7D-OLDJEN-YMBELA-6IYBUJ-CPVV
NXT : NXT-N2SB-LQEF-UC3Q-HU3RV
BitBean : 2YTjmNx4EKneVbaXGDzc5pagfToVYeR9MQ



Great stuff @iTradeChips: humble LANA  donation sent tx: 6e8404b742eb5eba86f8157b7c45e93f458e3f51201306d7cbe07dde0664bc08

thanks so much.  :) i have other stuff in mind to maybe add to this thread. im just a bit occupied now with soo many interesting stuff all at once in the cryptoworld. please feel free to suggest what you want to see added, removed or changed in this info thread.

regarding lana coin i liked the idea of a dad making a gift coin to his daughter. i have to say it its cute


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: SalimNagamato on June 10, 2016, 03:11:05 AM
in my opinion BlackCoin is the best


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on June 10, 2016, 03:17:31 AM
in my opinion BlackCoin is the best

thanks for the input. you can vote up to 5 coins that you like. any info on BlackCoin? ANN thread or anything?


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: BanzaiBTC on June 10, 2016, 04:05:53 AM
Chipcoin  ;D

And Radium


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: generous on June 10, 2016, 04:06:45 AM
done vote, swagbucks my favorit :o


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: SalimNagamato on June 10, 2016, 06:32:16 AM
in my opinion BlackCoin is the best

thanks for the input. you can vote up to 5 coins that you like. any info on BlackCoin? ANN thread or anything?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=469640.0


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: MorningCoin on June 16, 2016, 02:46:44 AM
Im not see in table any detail of radium stake at page one, can you add it ?


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on June 16, 2016, 02:59:15 AM
Im not see in table any detail of radium stake at page one, can you add it ?

will do. im adding stuff to the table slowly as i mentioned in the OP. lazy ass. i started with the coins with most votes. thank you


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: MorningCoin on June 16, 2016, 03:19:13 AM
Im not see in table any detail of radium stake at page one, can you add it ?

will do. im adding stuff to the table slowly as i mentioned in the OP. lazy ass. i started with the coins with most votes. thank you

okey vooted radium, because im confusion with DPOS sistem


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: dsattler on June 16, 2016, 06:03:56 AM
I'm voting for Nxt because they have the most features and the best community.
Development is going strong, have a look at their Nxt 2.0 roadmap!


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: disco987 on July 10, 2016, 04:49:26 PM
Please add CloakCoin

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823143.0


                   SPESIFICATION:


          PoSA3 Trustless Anonymous

               Total coins: 4.5 milion

               Pow timespan: 7 days

                     Algorithm: X13

                  No Premine or IPO

     Mining will stop after 10080 blocks (7 days)

PoS minimum stake age: 3 hours,Max age unlimited

                  Block time: 60 sec
               
 


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Hueristic on July 10, 2016, 11:15:45 PM
Hey OP, take all the coins you posted from the date you asked the question and check out their price graphs since that date and post the results.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: butragenjo on July 14, 2016, 03:06:58 PM
From that coins I prefer and vote for Bitbean :)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: socks435 on July 14, 2016, 05:07:09 PM
Nice list of pos coins but i will still stay at cbx..because they are real people and they are not lying with us for now we seen that cbx is very cheap.. but i thin they will rise again..


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: mybitcoin101 on July 15, 2016, 05:33:50 AM
Hey OP, take all the coins you posted from the date you asked the question and check out their price graphs since that date and post the results.

Why cant you help out and do it instead of sitting back and letting everyone else do your thinking.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on July 15, 2016, 06:54:37 AM
Added CloakCoin and TrumpCoin. thanks for the inputs guys


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: uncaer9 on July 15, 2016, 06:56:31 AM
nice thread, i like this thread, its' very usefull, maybe you can build website based with autco calculate system, so each people can calculate which good coin to stake it.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: BitcoinNational on July 15, 2016, 04:52:55 PM
Hey OP, take all the coins you posted from the date you asked the question and check out their price graphs since that date and post the results.

<makes squirrely face/>
and note the fact TALK is not on the list then compare to half the field
also missing BLK, RDD?
<end sarcasm/>

see launch dates,
they's important,
cuz most ... fade to black ;)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: Hueristic on July 16, 2016, 01:15:26 AM
Hey OP, take all the coins you posted from the date you asked the question and check out their price graphs since that date and post the results.

Why cant you help out and do it instead of sitting back and letting everyone else do your thinking.

LOL, I think your thinking is the fail here. :D


Hey OP, take all the coins you posted from the date you asked the question and check out their price graphs since that date and post the results.

<makes squirrely face/>
and note the fact TALK is not on the list then compare to half the field
also missing BLK, RDD?
<end sarcasm/>

see launch dates,
they's important,
cuz most ... fade to black ;)

He gets it. :)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: take_off on July 16, 2016, 05:55:56 PM
GOLDBLOCKS   

♦ Block 1 - 525600 = 5GB
♦ After Block 525600 = 10%

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1494362.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1494362.0)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: bestluck on July 16, 2016, 06:02:28 PM
I think you should now add LIR also to your list, after it is getting a good image in the market and has a good demand on exchange.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: zequinha on July 17, 2016, 12:15:39 AM
Very nice and useful this thread (for all POS Fans).
Just a small note: the Min age for BitBean is 6 hours and not 6 days.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: greenuser on July 17, 2016, 01:36:07 AM
Why no ethereum?  PoW will finish for ethereum at the end of the year


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: BitcoinNational on July 17, 2016, 03:14:35 PM
Why no ethereum?  PoW will finish for ethereum at the end of the year

i thought POS wasn't "scalable"?

also still not a POS coin ;)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on July 18, 2016, 06:32:49 AM
Missing

Ponzi & token..


NVM i am just blind apparently lol.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: uncaer9 on July 18, 2016, 06:48:41 AM
Why no ethereum?  PoW will finish for ethereum at the end of the year

i thought POS wasn't "scalable"?

also still not a POS coin ;)

ETHEREUM is still pow and im still mining it, the hardfork will done in 21 july but, im not see any confirmation about POS system.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: dsattler on July 18, 2016, 08:59:32 AM
I can't find Ardor in the voting list!  :o

https://www.ardorplatform.org/ (https://www.ardorplatform.org/)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: silversurfer1958 on July 24, 2016, 02:12:36 AM
You can try POS wallet for staking at   https://poswallet.com/ (https://poswallet.com/)

But apparently, to date it's not very secure.

http://servicehostnet.com/domain/poswallet.com (http://servicehostnet.com/domain/poswallet.com)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: nightrider767 on July 30, 2016, 07:24:33 AM
i think egc is also a good proof of stake coin


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: fanny magnet on July 30, 2016, 09:57:20 AM
PostCoin good coin for perspective. They have small % pos and often giveaways


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: r.o.o.t on August 02, 2016, 12:52:18 PM
Decred profit seems to be below 10% per month now, but it is still fine.

Based on https://forum.decred.org/threads/rfp-9-alternative-gui-implementation.3837/ a PoS DCR GUI wallet is available here. Some improvements, still pre-release, please report any problems.

* Download and run https://github.com/decred/decred-release/releases/latest (check wiki/ docs.decred.org )
* Download and run https://github.com/root8/fsigDecredGUI/releases/latest

Forum:
https://forum.decred.org/threads/decred-wallet-gui.1119/page-4#post-21505

Please report any problems.

Known bugs :
* Sometimes GUI stops updating numbers, usually after some tickets bought, GUI stop / start helps.
* Sometimes GUI freezes, when buying tickets, GUI stop / start helps.
* When tickets bought (and probably money sent as well) from GUI, it requires the password to unlock the wallet. But only temporarily, and when the wallet is locked afterwards, it stops voting ! Unlock from commandline with walletpassphrase _passwd_ 0 !!


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: mybitcoin101 on August 03, 2016, 03:23:39 AM
I have a suggestion,

Can you please tell us how many coins you mint a day per 10,000 staked?

Thanks


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: arielbit on August 04, 2016, 09:04:54 AM
check salus

the price keeps climbing

 i have no idea what it is trying to accomplish yet, but hey i'm happy with my investment


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: r.o.o.t on August 05, 2016, 10:11:13 AM
I have a suggestion,

Can you please tell us how many coins you mint a day per 10,000 staked?

Thanks

I had working simulations some months ago, after launch it was more than 20% per month.

As I said "Decred profit seems to be below 10% per month now" - but it is an average, and it is not that simple - you can not expect to get XX in a day if staked YY, but I think you understand that.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: CryptKeeper on August 05, 2016, 12:35:32 PM
Nxt back in the top 10 on coinmarketcap.com!
Lots of people interested in the Ardor tech. Buy NXT coins now, get ARDR tokens later!

 :D  :D  :D


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: mybitcoin101 on August 05, 2016, 01:52:40 PM
I have a suggestion,

Can you please tell us how many coins you mint a day per 10,000 staked?

Thanks

I had working simulations some months ago, after launch it was more than 20% per month.

As I said "Decred profit seems to be below 10% per month now" - but it is an average, and it is not that simple - you can not expect to get XX in a day if staked YY, but I think you understand that.


I stake a lot of coins and I can give a certain amount that will be minted based off the coin supply being staked. is it the same all the time? no but it gives the reader a ballpark number.

I have also found the interest coins claim you will receive can vary as much as 76% over the amount the claims you will get.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: DiCE1904 on August 05, 2016, 09:48:57 PM
Voted for Vcash


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on August 28, 2016, 01:40:18 AM
Voting needs to be reset. A lot of us voted early on and since then there have been a lot of additions :)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: .m. on September 04, 2016, 09:54:30 PM
Decred among top 5. Nice :)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: avariahb on September 05, 2016, 10:02:36 AM
A very good project pos with quintessence (CBX devs)

https://i.imgur.com/3iaYr6t.png
POSP more secured as POS and relates more gains
New generation ecosystem of blockchains "Multi blockchains"
Dapps
Api's

Website URL : http://cryptotokensico.com/ (http://cryptotokensico.com/)
Bitcointalk : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1600250.msg16074174#msg16074174 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1600250.msg16074174#msg16074174)
White paper  : http://cryptotokensico.com/QuintessenceWP.pdf (http://cryptotokensico.com/QuintessenceWP.pdf)
 :-\


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on September 05, 2016, 04:53:36 PM
Jewels (JWL) pos coin..

thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1545327.0


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: aamarket on September 14, 2016, 01:09:13 PM
I like NEM / XEM the price is going down a bit, possibly a good time to go in.
https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_xem (https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_xem)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: EpyxZ on September 23, 2016, 01:09:54 PM
we need a vote reset :)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: arseaboy on September 23, 2016, 02:36:32 PM
we need a vote reset :)
i agree and removed those coins which happen to turned into scam or not working anymore/ abandoned by dev if possible OP. thanks.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: dadon on September 23, 2016, 09:07:34 PM
Shadowcash It is now the top POS anon coin and for good reason.

https://i.imgur.com/E3Vho9b.png

https://shadowproject.io/en

https://umbra.shadowproject.io

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/illuminating-shadow-cash/

https://decentralize.today/privacy-within-the-umbra-83ecdba2f51#.92caow32w

http://insidebitcoins.com/news/shadowcash-a-peer-inside-an-anonymous-cryptocurrency/32825

https://www.deepdotweb.com/2015/01/28/shadowcash-zero-knowledge-anonymity/

http://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-race-for-the-first-decentralised-silk-road-is-on

there are a lot of lies going around  about SDC please do your own research.
Yes we had a bug and it was fixed promptly but transactions were still protected by shadowcash’s stealth addresses
I have been with project for 2 years and personally donated to them i would not do so if i did not trust them.

the lead developer Rhyno even revealed his identity in full

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/shadowcoin-lead-developer-rynomster-shadows/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUuk3W4tSzo interview with rhino.

The team are very real, very loyal to their community and have a great vision that they pursue with a fierce passion.
If there is anything i have learnt from spending over 2 years with this community.
Its that the team take users security and privacy very seriously and are generally pissed off about the Orwellian society that we are quickly becoming as am I.
I know when the Bug was found in shadowcash it was a real kick in the guts to them and they felt like they had let us all down, that shows they actually care about the community.
this isn’t about money for them thats why for 2 years they have developed with almost no funding, SDC had no IPO/ICOs Premine Instamine the dev hold little coins and thats a fact.
they do this because they believe in it and thats why i stick with them for so long.

Our new GUI 2.0 with end to end encrypted chat/group chat soon decentralised market much more.

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*KttFKS_tel6YuhGReMv9kw.png

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*6YpBLI1ba0Xjz2qZ6F-1pg.png




Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 12, 2017, 01:49:13 PM
poll reset. lets start voting again guys. thanks


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: dissident on May 12, 2017, 01:56:06 PM
NEM is technically proof of importance but that's close enough to proof of stake to not quibble over it. You forgot about delegated proof of stake coins, such as Ark and Lisk.   Those two are probably both buys here. I picked up some Ark yesterday and threw it into cold storage.   NEM should be starting it's run to $1.5B here in the next day or two.   Cup and handle formation is starting it's upswing.  Best tech besides Ethereum, better in some ways... RISE was based off Lisk, then off Ark, but the devs sold their stakes and ran, scamming their supporters apparently.


The votes for Picoin got me researching it and I signed up for the signature campaign for the heck of it. I don't like the idea of whoring out my signature for a coin that brings nothing new to the table that is probably not going places, but meh.. whatever.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: ingiltere on May 12, 2017, 01:57:10 PM
poll reset. lets start voting again guys. thanks

Then add WAVES to poll.
Voting options are obsolete.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 12, 2017, 02:06:37 PM
poll reset. lets start voting again guys. thanks

Then add WAVES to poll.
Voting options are obsolete.


added waves. i havent updated the thread in a while now. needs some cleanup. thanks


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: hoop on May 12, 2017, 02:47:35 PM
 Good idea, I have been voted for my five favorite coins. by the way some of coins name in the list has changed, please update the list as well.


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 12, 2017, 02:57:56 PM
Good idea, I have been voted for my five favorite coins. by the way some of coins name in the list has changed, please update the list as well.


can you tell me what those are? i have lost track of many coins. originally the voting options reached 40 last time


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: jommy99 on May 12, 2017, 10:21:51 PM
Pandacoin :)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1960307.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1960307.0)


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: iTradeChips on May 12, 2017, 11:51:42 PM
NEM is technically proof of importance but that's close enough to proof of stake to not quibble over it. You forgot about delegated proof of stake coins, such as Ark and Lisk.   Those two are probably both buys here. I picked up some Ark yesterday and threw it into cold storage.   NEM should be starting it's run to $1.5B here in the next day or two.   Cup and handle formation is starting it's upswing.  Best tech besides Ethereum, better in some ways... RISE was based off Lisk, then off Ark, but the devs sold their stakes and ran, scamming their supporters apparently.


The votes for Picoin got me researching it and I signed up for the signature campaign for the heck of it. I don't like the idea of whoring out my signature for a coin that brings nothing new to the table that is probably not going places, but meh.. whatever.


added both ARK and Lisk. i like NEM but the fees to withdraw from polo and trex are very high now at 15 XEM


Title: Re: POS coins poll and information
Post by: presstab on June 14, 2017, 01:54:18 AM
HyperStake has the most robust staking features, allowing users to have full control of their stake settings. I don't think there are any other coins that actually devote themselves to staking as much as HyperStake. I may be biased (I am the founder/developer), but I really do believe it is true. Waiting for anyone to prove me wrong though.