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November 04, 2017, 05:46:36 PM |
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Are there things like staking pools or at least online staking wallets? Something that would allow users to upload their funds and have them staked online? PoSWallet had that, but after they wanted to make their token a "non-utility token" I do not trust and support them anymore.
I know it somehow defeats the idea behind PoS, but that would be the same argument for PoW pools, wouldn't it?
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November 04, 2017, 06:07:50 PM |
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Are there things like staking pools or at least online staking wallets? Something that would allow users to upload their funds and have them staked online? PoSWallet had that, but after they wanted to make their token a "non-utility token" I do not trust and support them anymore.
I know it somehow defeats the idea behind PoS, but that would be the same argument for PoW pools, wouldn't it?
Poswallet may have screwed up in the past with their security hack, but they solved it pretty decently. They are working on something called TPoS (trustless-proof-of-stake) which supposedly allows you to stake several coins in a decentralized way. You can make them questions in the Q&A and win 100 POSW if the question gets selected. More updates here: https://twitter.com/poswalletI would keep an eye on this project. Even Bitcoin screwed up in the beginning. Im willing to give them a second chance. The price has bottomed so things can only get better at this point. |
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Embeco (OP)
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November 04, 2017, 06:48:16 PM
Last edit: November 04, 2017, 07:29:34 PM by Embeco |
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Are there things like staking pools or at least online staking wallets? Something that would allow users to upload their funds and have them staked online? PoSWallet had that, but after they wanted to make their token a "non-utility token" I do not trust and support them anymore.
I know it somehow defeats the idea behind PoS, but that would be the same argument for PoW pools, wouldn't it?
Poswallet may have screwed up in the past with their security hack, but they solved it pretty decently. They are working on something called TPoS (trustless-proof-of-stake) which supposedly allows you to stake several coins in a decentralized way. You can make them questions in the Q&A and win 100 POSW if the question gets selected. More updates here: https://twitter.com/poswalletI would keep an eye on this project. Even Bitcoin screwed up in the beginning. Im willing to give them a second chance. The price has bottomed so things can only get better at this point. So no alternatives to PoSWallet so far? Regarding POSW: I don't distrust them for messing up, I lost my trust in them due to their future plans. Did not convince me at all. Edit: Just checked POSW again and they do not offer any staking at all anymore besides POSW itself |
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deepcryptomine
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November 04, 2017, 07:44:05 PM |
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I haven't used it or checked it out but read on the forum that coinsmarket.com allows you to stake the coins. You may want to check it out whether it works as a pool or each wallet stakes individually.
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November 04, 2017, 07:48:38 PM |
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what about this one : http://stakepool.cobuddy just shared it with me and said that if you buy their coins and leave in your wallet, like MEW, you get 9% at the end of every month or something like that. **I am not stating anything official about this, I'm not sure and haven't invested yet. I wanted to learn more about it first. Anyone have any exp with this one? |
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November 04, 2017, 10:13:07 PM |
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what about this one : http://stakepool.cobuddy just shared it with me and said that if you buy their coins and leave in your wallet, like MEW, you get 9% at the end of every month or something like that. **I am not stating anything official about this, I'm not sure and haven't invested yet. I wanted to learn more about it first. Anyone have any exp with this one? This looks interesting, but the setup looks more like a fund than a pool: Buy a token, they buy staking coins and stake them, you get a share of their profit at the end of the month. Also could not find much data about their team, business and so on, so not quite sold for this one, but I will definitely do some more research. Thanks for the heads up! |
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November 04, 2017, 10:15:29 PM |
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I haven't used it or checked it out but read on the forum that coinsmarket.com allows you to stake the coins. You may want to check it out whether it works as a pool or each wallet stakes individually.
Could not find anything at coinsmarket.com, also tried some similar domains but could not find anything. |
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deepcryptomine
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November 19, 2017, 06:34:34 AM |
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I haven't used it or checked it out but read on the forum that coinsmarket.com allows you to stake the coins. You may want to check it out whether it works as a pool or each wallet stakes individually.
Could not find anything at coinsmarket.com, also tried some similar domains but could not find anything. Oops the site is https://coinsmarkets.com/ and they do allow wallet staking though I haven't used it or checked it out. |
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November 19, 2017, 06:49:02 AM |
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what about this one : http://stakepool.cobuddy just shared it with me and said that if you buy their coins and leave in your wallet, like MEW, you get 9% at the end of every month or something like that. **I am not stating anything official about this, I'm not sure and haven't invested yet. I wanted to learn more about it first. Anyone have any exp with this one? I have not touched this you say. Amount, to be honest, your description makes me feel more like a Ponzi scheme? Haha Because its rate of return exceeds the normal level, I think it is not credible, even the fund will not have such a high rate of return. |
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January 06, 2018, 09:53:12 AM |
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Check out Stake United. The rewards have been incredible so far - so much better than the masternodes I've been running on my own vps's. The only issue is the trust factor. Rather than controlling your wallet, you have to trust this site which has control of your wallets. That said, they have a discord, they've been very responsive, and folks like myself have been using it for a while and have had no problems whatsoever, including withdrawal. They take a 3% cut of the stake, which keeps them in business and keeps them incentivized to NOT run off with your coins, as that would destroy their steady stream of passive income for a one-time gain. Even with the 3%, it's been better than solo masternodes for me due to the sheer number of people in the staking pool which exponentially increases the rewards. Highly recommended. |
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January 19, 2018, 03:39:16 PM |
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Stake United Staking Pool I'm staking with the Stake United pool now for several weeks. I almost doubled the stake within one month. I tried to stake alone with the wallet only, but I made much more profit with the Stake United pool. The pool is totally reliable! Reward time is a lot shorter when you stake together with the pool. Link: Stake United
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February 05, 2018, 02:39:02 AM |
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On Btcpop.co we've a lot PoS coins and do pooled staking.
Fee is 2% so lower than Stake United and a lot more coins listed for Staking.
Pooled staking is higher reward because compound effect with more frequent payouts.
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February 07, 2018, 07:20:34 PM |
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Staking is very similar to mining, it allows smaller investors to invest in staking by investing their coins to get rewards.
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March 28, 2018, 06:49:43 AM
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I'm doing analyses of my staking returns for some time now. I'm tracking everything on a daily basis. I'm using StakeUnited and the service seems quite good, I'm really satisfied for now. You can find my analyses here, there are a few posts: https://steemit.com/@squallexFeel free to ask any questions! |
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April 04, 2018, 01:33:31 PM |
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the whole idea with staking pools is wrong, taking power from the small and give to the big
its against the whole idea of decentralization
and my personal experience with "stake united" is a nightmare
I have an open ticket for 3 weeks, they can't seem to be able to fix it
they spread promises that they can't deliver
3 weeks
your bank holds your money
market goes up and down
I had 1.5M coins, in a high stakes coins, so price drops
and BTW, i am 3 weeks and still dont have my money
I wish the pools idea will not become standrd
only if you can stake on your own, do you own coin control, and be able to withdrawal in seconds, then maybe it can thrive
since its a paid system, there should not be any problem to withdraw, with knowing you will leave some money behind.
some money is ALWAYS better then all your money.
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