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Hellacopter (OP)
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August 05, 2017, 01:28:35 PM
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Hello everyone,

Can anyone explain me whats the difference between the stake and the token, and how the stake can be paid to the etherum address ?

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August 05, 2017, 01:56:22 PM
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stake is percentage of total coin in a campaign.
if a bounty has 100 coins and if total stake is 100 then 1stake = 1 coin. other wise you need to calculate.
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August 05, 2017, 01:59:47 PM
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stake is percentage of total coin in a campaign.
if a bounty has 100 coins and if total stake is 100 then 1stake = 1 coin. other wise you need to calculate.


Thanks for your response. And this coins will be paid to the ethereum addresses as tokens, right ?
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August 05, 2017, 02:35:20 PM
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stake is percentage of total coin in a campaign.
if a bounty has 100 coins and if total stake is 100 then 1stake = 1 coin. other wise you need to calculate.


Thanks for your response. And this coins will be paid to the ethereum addresses as tokens, right ?
It depends on the developer If the developer is using another asset such as waves, or nxt asset and you will be using waves or nxt address to receive your asset. I think that already explained by the bounty manager or thread.

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August 05, 2017, 05:13:20 PM
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stake is percentage of total coin in a campaign.
if a bounty has 100 coins and if total stake is 100 then 1stake = 1 coin. other wise you need to calculate.


Thanks for your response. And this coins will be paid to the ethereum addresses as tokens, right ?
If it's Etherium contract then yes. You will be paid a token but don't forget not to use exchanger address just use myetherwallet or Mist.
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August 05, 2017, 06:25:06 PM
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stake is percentage of total coin in a campaign.
if a bounty has 100 coins and if total stake is 100 then 1stake = 1 coin. other wise you need to calculate.

That is the specific definition of stakes on a campaign. But we should always keep in mind that states also depends on the development of the specific ICO project wherein the percentage of Bitcoin is dependent on both the number of participant and the growth of the coin in the market. If there is no specific development happened it may be worthless but if every participant do their task to support and to promote the project is definitely have a successful project ones it end the ICO.
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