what do you mean by 1 stake per week?

[xboxtwo]

I have seen on bounty that like example:
Facebook campaign
500-1999 friends-   1 Stake per week

Is that 1 coin per week?

[sud]

No, it's not 1 coin. Stake is a share in all coins from the bounty budget. Because nobody knows how many stakes all bounty hunters will get during the campaign, the amount of coins per stake is calculated after the bounty ends. All stakes are then summed and bounty budget is divided by this number, so you know how much you get for 1 stake.

[pauline_78]

No. the concept is different from each other. Stake deals with bounty hunders. To get detailed information please search on google.

[andthereyou]

It's not a coin but it will determine how much you will have at the end of the bounty campaign. The more stakes you get the more share you will have. Your total stakes at the end of the bounty will be divided by the summation of stakes of all bounty participants then multiply by bounty tokens allocated in that campaign.

[valheru]

The stake is a percentage of what you earn. that is, the amount of money you earn from the total token pool at the end of the campaign.

[Seetheummerallyeah]

Let's put it this way.

A bounty allocates $100 as its reward. You earn 2 stakes a week for 5 weeks, giving you 10 total stakes. 9 other people are in the campaign as well, and they also earn 10 stakes over the 5 week period. This means that when the bounty is concluded, you have 10 out of 100 stakes, or 10%.

The bounty would then pay you 10% of $100 or $10.

[yerger]

Stake it's just like point did you get. And when the project end you can exchange it to token/coin. You can search other reference on google if you still doesn't understand.

[linkHA]

It is not like this. As others say, 1stake. is not equal to 1token.
Try to choose the highest level of bounty manager responsible for the bounty thread.

[tungmeoden]

I have seen on bounty that like example:
Facebook campaign
500-1999 friends-   1 Stake per week

Is that 1 coin per week?

No, it's not a coin, it's a stake. You have to wait until the bounty ends, you get the total amount of coin as the reward divided by the total number of stake, then you will know how many coins you will have with one stake.

[rockybar]

1 stake per week it means you are in tittled to have one stake per week and it not a coin. the coin will be given after the ICO is finished, the total coin allocated for the said campaign will be divided by the total number of stakes given to the participants its the time now you will know how much coin you will receive on the bounty campaign.

[karashika0577]

In any Facebook campaign, it is already decided how much budget will be given to those who support it. It is also dependent on their position, to what extent (stake) will be given to them, such as Newbie -1 stake , jr. Members - 2 stake, full members - 3 stake etc. It is already determined how many coins are in each part. Therefore, being a colleague, part of the cooperation you have made in this campaign is a payment. It is later converted into tokens or coins. At the end of this campaign, how much your total set time has contributed, then it matches the predetermined budget and you get your share. It is also predefined how many weeks this campaign will be.

[sandialoveth]

Stake means many things I mean many coins in one based on this it is related with bounty also and peole don’t know how many are there also this is calculated by after calculations of bounty then you can found result based on this calculation you can know the proper answer.

[dbravo]

Simply stake is a share in all coins from the bounty budget. The amount of coins per stake is calculated after the bounty ends. All stakes are then summed and bounty budget is divided by this number.

[olgahappy]

No. one steak is not equal to one token. Usually on the main branch of the company on the forum or on their website indicate what is equal to one steak, and what one token. If you need to calculate accurately, and there is no information, you can always contact the managers of the bounty company.

[E_3fff]

No, steaks are necessary to determine which part of the tokens you will be assigned. Most often, the calculation is made at the end of the bounty of the company, although in some ICO this happens after a certain time. For example, all the time bounty companies are divided into three blocks and at the end of each make calculations and charges. But this rarely happens.

[yourEvil]

I have seen on bounty that like example:
Facebook campaign
500-1999 friends-   1 Stake per week

Is that 1 coin per week?

it's not a coin, it's your coefficient with which you will be able to count coins

[konomi]

This is not the case. One bet per week means to record your dividend once a week! You can observe what its dividend setting is in the bounty thread! The dividend for each account level is not the same!

[kittybabe@06]

not sure  but 1 stake per week is not equals to 1 coin I think its a percentage of what share will you get

[Luckyji]

It is what you get as a reward of the word you have done for that week well it is for bounty hunters not for investor the stake we are talking about differs depending on your rank in bitcoin talk forum.

[TheHas]

Stake just means a portion of the total pool available for that particular bounty.

Most (but not all) bounties take a 'stake' approach. They set aside a portion of their ICO income (usually 1-3 per cent) for the purpose of bounties, which are to promote and market the upcoming ICO through forums like facebook, bitcointalk signatures and twitter.

As the ICO want to 'fix' their expenditure, they will award stakes not separate coins/tokens, as if you awarded coins per post, you would have an uncapped number of coins going towards promotion depending on how popular your ICO is.

So with stakes, you'll receive a set amount of coins/tokens based on the number of stakes you have relative to the other bounty participants.

Simple example, the ICO decides that 10,000 coins are available for the bounty. They decide all of these tokens should be awarded for a signature campaign. Joe has 20 stakes, Tom has 10 stakes and Sarah has 10 stakes.

Joe would get 5,000 tokens, Tom and Sarah would get 2,500 each.

Hope that helps.