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Title: What does Stake mean for bounty campaigns?
Post by: ronypro on October 28, 2017, 05:21:26 PM
There are several bounty going on this forum.
like
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2276127.0
this one is an example.
Here the moderator saying
Newbie: +1 Stake per week for signature campaign.
Now what exactly this means they will give 1 Ankorus  coin per post to a newbie?

Sorry have very less idea about campaigns.
So used the above campaign as an example only.


Title: Re: What does Stake mean for bounty campaigns?
Post by: soham on October 28, 2017, 05:37:55 PM
The stake means you share in the entire reward amount. Instead of announcing a particular amount of token for your actions, most ICO campaigns offer share per action because they mostly have a finite numbers of tokens as a bounty reward but infinite numbers of participants. Let me tell you how it works. Lets assume a bounty campaign is offering 100 tokens for their twitter bounty, however, they also want a lot of people to participate in their bounty, so they offer stakes instead of tokens directly.

So after a campaign period, lets assume there are 5 people have accumulated 850 stakes as below,

user 1: 200 stakes
user 2: 120 stakes
user 3: 100 stakes
user 4: 280 stakes
user 5: 150 stakes

so the final token rewards will be as follows,

User 1: (200*100)/850 = 23.53 tokens
User 2: (120*100)/850 = 14.12 tokens
User 3: (100*100)/850 = 11.77 tokens
User 4: (280*100)/850 = 32.94 tokens
User 5: (150*100)/850 = 17.64 tokens

This is how the reward of 100 tokens will be distributed as per the stakes earned.


Title: Re: What does Stake mean for bounty campaigns?
Post by: Jombitt on October 28, 2017, 05:41:27 PM
There are several bounty going on this forum.
like
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2276127.0
this one is an example.
Here the moderator saying
Newbie: +1 Stake per week for signature campaign.
Now what exactly this means they will give 1 Ankorus  coin per post to a newbie?

Sorry have very less idea about campaigns.
So used the above campaign as an example only.

I think this post is belong to beginners and help thread. Anyway stake is not fix it will depend on the bounty allocated for the signature campaign.

Example: bounty for signature campaign is 5000token
all participants get a stake and there are 10 participants. Campaign run for 4 weeks
Member - 2 stakes
FM - 3 stakes
Legendary - 5 stakes
Total bounty x  personal stakes divide to total stakes
5000 x 8(fm stakes) divide 100(total stakes) = 400 token



Title: Re: What does Stake mean for bounty campaigns?
Post by: kezjo on July 18, 2018, 09:22:45 PM
Stakes are shares in the entire reward amount. We offer stakes instead fixed amount of tokens per user action during our bounty campaign. The amount of token per stake will be calculated at the end of campaign as below:

Tokens per stake = Total number of tokens in campaign / Total number of stakes rewarded

For example,
If you have earned 200 stakes and total number of stakes is 20000 with total token reward 90M, then in this campaign you will be rewarded 200 * (90M/20,000) = 900,000 tokens


Title: Re: What does Stake mean for bounty campaigns?
Post by: okaypool on July 18, 2018, 09:45:58 PM
Managers assign stakes to evaluate work of bounty participants. At the end of the campaign, tokens are charged according to the stakes


Title: Re: What does Stake mean for bounty campaigns?
Post by: boysthanos12 on July 19, 2018, 01:18:43 AM
The stakes will be their guide on how many tokens will be rewarded to the participants. The tokens that the participants received will also depends on the campaigns bounty pool reward.


Title: Re: What does Stake mean for bounty campaigns?
Post by: Lakai01 on July 19, 2018, 05:55:54 AM
Noticeable is that usually some bounty campaigns like content creation campaigns are awarded with a higher percentage of the total amount of distributed tokens. This means that stakes rewarded in higher rated campaigns are worth more than stakes rewarded in eg. Facebook campaigns.