1st off, not a programmer
However it seems like the requirement of completing a small proof of work before allowing a transaction to be sent ,
could cause large delays in sending transactions once the PoW difficulty increases.
Also not sure if the way you want to implement is even possible,
in Hybrid coins with PoS & PoW , PoS can usually overwrite the PoW side to be sure it is entered in to the blockchain.
Rat4 did a post on it, as a security issue.
The way you describe mixing the PoW with coin age just does not seem very likely.
Addition issue is the PoW side will increase the resources required to run the wallet as it's difficulty increases.
The Nothing at stake issue described by Gmaxwell, is a non-issue for Proof of Stake coins.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. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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. The way most PoS coins are protecting the blockchain from a history rewrite (Which I think , that is your goal.)
1. Either have a coin with 1 billion coins or more (
ZEIT , Mint, Noble)
2. Use a Checkpoint Server (Peercoin, HoboNickel)
3. Use Rolling Checkpoints that only allow reorgs up to 500 blocks (Blackcoin)
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