Been doing some homework on the implementation of SAFE Validators.

The warm up / cooldown period is 3 epochs, each being around 2 to 3 days each.

If 50% of all coins get staked (as with Solana and the previous SafeNodes) then the annual return will be:

Emissions: 1,440 x 4 = 5,760 SAFE / day

Staked 50%: 15M SAFE

Earnings per SAFE Staked: 5,760 / 15M = 0.000384 x 365 = 0.14 SAFE per annum

Return: 14% per annum on whatever SAFE you delegate to a Validator

These figures are approximate, but I think they're close.

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If you are in the market for SAFE then the best exchange is safe.trade:

Exchange: https://safe.trade

Important Notice: Safecoin Swaps to Solana Codebase

Dear SafeTrade User

Firstly we would like to thank you for your continued support in using our platform. During the last 3 years, SafeTrade has evolved into what we feel is one of the finest community driven exchanges available. We pride ourselves in listing quality cryptocurrency projects which are also very community driven. In an effort to support them better we will be introducing an integrated and industry leading on-chain trading experience in the near future (SafeSwap).

This brings us to some very exciting news for SafeCoin, the foundation for our on-chain trading. Before we go on, here’s the take-home message for holders:

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Approximate unpruned disk space use over 1 year:

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Similarly proportioned game changing improvements in RAM, bandwidth, and more were achieved, and further performance improvements are in development. The modified consensus enables a wide decentralization of the Network by setting a low entry level to participate. This marks a turning point in our efforts to bring cutting edge technology in the hands of creators and inventors all around the globe and allows us to further proceed in creating the envisioned ecosystem, safe and secure, accessible for everyone.



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This will mean that the current SafeCoin Wallet addresses will no longer work. SafeCoin is doing a 1–1 swap onto the new chain. The coin swap is taking place on SafeTrade and you will have until May 9th perform the swap. Don’t want to swap on a centralized exchange? An on-chain solution (as part of SafeSwap) will be provided in the near future.

Great question, we're looking at a 7-10 day rollout and we're looking for community feedback on what they want to see in the validators. 

Obviously, we're putting a lot of work into making them more accessible for people to run.    Initial testing has gone well