Stakes

[TamacoBoy]

What does stake means? I have seen it while browsing through the forum particularly about the ICO. It says 7 stakes per week.

Please enlighten me. Thanks

[deadsilent]

I hope this one help you.

In the bounty campaign, you can find the tokens allocated for signature/facebook/twiter and etc.
Look under the one you are interested in. For example, if you are interested in signature campaign and for example it says 100,000 tokens allocated for signature campaign. The 100,000 tokens will be distributed among the participants in signature campaign.
 
As for the stakes, you will receive 0.5 stake per week you are with the campaign if you are a Jr. Member. The bounty manager will add up the stakes you have earned. For example, you have been with the campaign for 4 weeks, you will earn 2 stakes since 0.5 stake X 4 weeks = 2 stakes.

When the campaign end and there are total 1000 stakes earned by all participants. The calculation will be: 100,000 tokens / 1,000 stakes = 1000 tokens per stake. Now you have 2 stakes, you will receive 1000 tokens X 2 stakes = 2000 tokens.[\quote]

[n4poleon]

What does stake means? I have seen it while browsing through the forum particularly about the ICO. It says 7 stakes per week.

Please enlighten me. Thanks

It is like the weight of your shares to the allocated funds. You can express this on percentages too. Bottom line is the more stakes you produce the more share you'll acquire from the allocated funds. Hope that helps.

[JandaLover]

 Stakes

What a stakes?
I still do not really understand about it all, because I am still a beginner here.
Please for senior seniors all please infonya, let me understand all that.
And please give the answer as much detail as possible so that I can understand and understand

[indrakusumaindra]

stakes determine the profit that you gonna gain in the end of an ico. the more stakes you got the more portion you have. 

[LouVandetta]

Stakes

What a stakes?
I still do not really understand about it all, because I am still a beginner here.
Please for senior seniors all please infonya, let me understand all that.
And please give the answer as much detail as possible so that I can understand and understand

Please look the post above you.
In simple way, stakes is like your shares/payment of your participation on the ICO.
The more stakes you got the more token you will gain.

In the end of ico, all of your stakes will be calculated.

[bhoybitcoin]

Now I understand. Thanks for the info about this certain stakes issues. Actually at first I also don't get it but by means of reading some threads now I finally understand what it is and how to gain more stakes.

[skyline247]

Now I understand. Thanks for the info about this certain stakes issues. Actually at first I also don't get it but by means of reading some threads now I finally understand what it is and how to gain more stakes.

Yeah bro. Staking just means how much portion of an ICO you get when the coin is released. Like if your account rank is higher you will get a lot more than someone with a new account.

[chutchmcgillicutty]

Anyone know the stake breakdown for KickICO?

[sarul]

Stake is almost same as points, frequently used to calculate bounties and it will be added weekly (usually) . The more points you have, the more coins you will receive later when payment time comes or bounties distribution.

[btcjoin14]

Stake is almost same as points, frequently used to calculate bounties and it will be added weekly (usually) . The more points you have, the more coins you will receive later when payment time comes or bounties distribution.

Stakes make it easier for the people that are managing the campaigns to calculate the amount of coins that each participant gets when they are doing a campaign. It would be pretty troublesome for a manager to keep calculating the number of coins that each participant has because some people do the things that are required and there’s some that don’t do it all so the number of coins changes each time period.
Stakes are usually converted to the number of coins that someone has when the campaign is close to finishing or when the campaign is over because they need to send an accurate amount to the people in the campaign.