[HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet

[myagui]

Hi all HYP community, it has been a longtime i did not posted but here i have been very active in staking lol
PRESSTAB the work you are doing is just AMAZING !!!!!
but i have a sugestion ....you should add TRK to http://www.presstab.pw/ because this the HYP father !!!!! and i know you have some TRK staking also lol

HYP is for longrun and it has been prooved since months ago...diff is high as crazy and everythings is good atm.


LOVE HYP LOVE HYP

As you read this post, please go ahead and picture a crowd of sexy ladies barely dressed, frantically maneuvering their colorful (inverted) umbrellas as they attempt to collect as much of the HYP rains as they might. You have been thoroughly missed Waxo. 

[iantunc]

HyperStake Version 1.1.1.3 is here and ready to stake with

https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.1.1.3
Changelog

    - Fixed missing address book in Multisend GUI window
    - Changed default hashdrift to 45 seconds and added hashsetting rpc call. More info here.
    - Fixed weight calculations in cclistcoins RPC
    - Updated seednode
    - Tweaked OSX dmg creation

Thanks to billotronic, allejupa, idunk, and all the other folks constantly helping with the wallet.

Raspberry Pi now added thanks to sluppys awesome work. https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.1.1.3

Whats the impact of "Changed default hashdrift to 45 seconds", does the new wallet stake more often because of this ?

It means that the wallet will hash 45 seconds into the future instead of 60. The only input parameter that will change for every consequent second is the timestamp of the future coinstake transaction. If the coinstake hash will be found at the 45-th second, the wallets whose machines have time lag in the range of 15 seconds won't reject the transaction because of the 60 seconds maximum drift. So this feature gives more room for the coinstake transaction not to be rejected. The next 45 hashes will be created after the hashing interval of the default 22 seconds. As the only parameter that changes is the timestamp, 23 hashes from this new hash set will be exactly the same as in the previous one.

[iantunc]

lol superhereo's.

Yes, if you wanna go hardcore, smaller smaller smaller. At least 80% of my blocks are less then 2k and about 50% less then 1.5k to 500.... but you do need a shit ton of coins (100k?) to really make that strategy work.

I keep scratching my head when people on cryptsy troll box are complaining about not staking often enough with 500k+ HYP and blocks of 10-15k each. MAybe just goes to show more blocks is better.

Don't you need both ?
More tickets more chances but when stacks compete does the one with high weight wins from low weight stacks ?

Not necessarily. The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win. Every block has a unique set of parameters that are hashed, and the result depends only on chance. A hash can be much lower than the bits threshold even for a block with a small weight (while other big blocks haven't produced such a small hash).

[ButtCrack]

HyperStake Version 1.1.1.3 is here and ready to stake with

https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.1.1.3
Changelog

    - Fixed missing address book in Multisend GUI window
    - Changed default hashdrift to 45 seconds and added hashsetting rpc call. More info here.
    - Fixed weight calculations in cclistcoins RPC
    - Updated seednode
    - Tweaked OSX dmg creation

Thanks to billotronic, allejupa, idunk, and all the other folks constantly helping with the wallet.

Raspberry Pi now added thanks to sluppys awesome work. https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.1.1.3

Whats the impact of "Changed default hashdrift to 45 seconds", does the new wallet stake more often because of this ?

It means that the wallet will hash 45 seconds into the future instead of 60. The only input parameter that will change for every consequent second is the timestamp of the future coinstake transaction. If the coinstake hash will be found at the 45-th second, the wallets whose machines have time lag in the range of 15 seconds won't reject the transaction because of the 60 seconds maximum drift. So this feature gives more room for the coinstake transaction not to be rejected. The next 45 hashes will be created after the hashing interval of the default 22 seconds. As the only parameter that changes is the timestamp, 23 hashes from this new hash set will be exactly the same as in the previous one.

So it should reduce getting orphans if I understand correctly ?

[myagui]

Yes. By not hashing right to the edge of the allowed clock drift, orphans are less likely to occur.

[ButtCrack]

lol superhereo's.

Yes, if you wanna go hardcore, smaller smaller smaller. At least 80% of my blocks are less then 2k and about 50% less then 1.5k to 500.... but you do need a shit ton of coins (100k?) to really make that strategy work.

I keep scratching my head when people on cryptsy troll box are complaining about not staking often enough with 500k+ HYP and blocks of 10-15k each. MAybe just goes to show more blocks is better.

Don't you need both ?
More tickets more chances but when stacks compete does the one with high weight wins from low weight stacks ?

Not necessarily. The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win. Every block has a unique set of parameters that are hashed, and the result depends only on chance. A hash can be much lower than the bits threshold even for a block with a small weight (while other big blocks haven't produced such a small hash).

Yes I know, I also have rewards coming in after just 9 or 10 days.
But still in general and to use your words :
"The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win"
And that's what matters when it comes trying to max out your staking.
So the more stacks and the higher the weight the better.

[ButtCrack]

Yes. By not hashing right to the edge of the allowed clock drift, orphans are less likely to occur.

Great, downloading and upgrading as we speak !

[crazyivan]

Good stuff, I really like this coin. Getting the new wallet.

[iantunc]

lol superhereo's.

Yes, if you wanna go hardcore, smaller smaller smaller. At least 80% of my blocks are less then 2k and about 50% less then 1.5k to 500.... but you do need a shit ton of coins (100k?) to really make that strategy work.

I keep scratching my head when people on cryptsy troll box are complaining about not staking often enough with 500k+ HYP and blocks of 10-15k each. MAybe just goes to show more blocks is better.

Don't you need both ?
More tickets more chances but when stacks compete does the one with high weight wins from low weight stacks ?

Not necessarily. The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win. Every block has a unique set of parameters that are hashed, and the result depends only on chance. A hash can be much lower than the bits threshold even for a block with a small weight (while other big blocks haven't produced such a small hash).

Yes I know, I also have rewards coming in after just 9 or 10 days.
But still in general and to use your words :
"The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win"
And that's what matters when it comes trying to max out your staking.
So the more stacks and the higher the weight the better.

sure)

[iantunc]

lol superhereo's.

Yes, if you wanna go hardcore, smaller smaller smaller. At least 80% of my blocks are less then 2k and about 50% less then 1.5k to 500.... but you do need a shit ton of coins (100k?) to really make that strategy work.

I keep scratching my head when people on cryptsy troll box are complaining about not staking often enough with 500k+ HYP and blocks of 10-15k each. MAybe just goes to show more blocks is better.

Don't you need both ?
More tickets more chances but when stacks compete does the one with high weight wins from low weight stacks ?

Not necessarily. The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win. Every block has a unique set of parameters that are hashed, and the result depends only on chance. A hash can be much lower than the bits threshold even for a block with a small weight (while other big blocks haven't produced such a small hash).

Yes I know, I also have rewards coming in after just 9 or 10 days.
But still in general and to use your words :
"The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win"
And that's what matters when it comes trying to max out your staking.
So the more stacks and the higher the weight the better.

sure)

but keep in mind the return.

[oniromancia]

lol superhereo's.

Yes, if you wanna go hardcore, smaller smaller smaller. At least 80% of my blocks are less then 2k and about 50% less then 1.5k to 500.... but you do need a shit ton of coins (100k?) to really make that strategy work.

Honest nodes will only attempt to generate blocks if their stake is below the limit. This cuts down on traffic immensely. Looking out for violators cuts down on DoS as well which has only strangely been recently implemented in some coins. This stems from the fact that when a miner's block gets orphaned he doesn't lose the fixed reward but will merely be losing the compounded interest which is small.

[foroplus]

Press, thanks for last developments.
In lasts wallets RPC command "explorer" is missing.
I was using till yesterday the BETA wallet.

Are you going to cut off this feature?

[Coinmin]

Thanks for the new wallet, Presstab! Next station is the Moon?

[Biomech]

Thanks for the new wallet, Presstab! Next station is the Moon?

Doggies aim for the moon. Humans can calculate orbits. It takes about the same fuel per Kg to get to Mars. Why aim low?

[Coinmin]

Thanks for the new wallet, Presstab! Next station is the Moon?

Doggies aim for the moon. Humans can calculate orbits. It takes about the same fuel per Kg to get to Mars. Why aim low?

Because Moon is closer? Mars is the next after.

[Crestington]

Thanks for the new wallet, Presstab! Next station is the Moon?

Doggies aim for the moon. Humans can calculate orbits. It takes about the same fuel per Kg to get to Mars. Why aim low?

Because Moon is closer? Mars is the next after.

Aim higher and goals that seem insurmountable by others are infinitesimal by comparison.

[Biomech]

Thanks for the new wallet, Presstab! Next station is the Moon?

Doggies aim for the moon. Humans can calculate orbits. It takes about the same fuel per Kg to get to Mars. Why aim low?

Because Moon is closer? Mars is the next after.

Aim higher and goals that seem insurmountable by others are infinitesimal by comparison.

Given the context, I don't think I can improve on that. Within actual space exploration, the reasons are manifold. The Moon has little to offer us, whereas Mars has all the elements necessary to make a new home for humanity. Including, it seems, water. 

[MoneroMooo]

Since the hyppero game bot has been languishing in its own channel forgotten by all for months...

It's now on the main ##hyperstake channel, with its tipping/raining commands removed, so to not interfere with Matylda.

Moreover, Hyppero can now use a Matylda balance for its games, so you can easily transfer some HYP back and forth between Matylda and Hyppero to either play games or tip/rain. See !shared-balance-help for details, but basically, you tip hyppero to credit your own Hyppero balance, and use !tomatylda to transfer back, eg:

To move 200 HYP from your Matylda account to your Hyppero account:
!tip hyppero 200

To move them back:
!tomatylda 200

Hyppero's got dice and blackjack (if you're going to play a lot in a row, please consider doing so in ##hyp-games rather than in the main ##hyperstake channel).

It's also got the bookie module my other bots have, and I've started it with a simple bet:

Will the HYP difficulty reach 75 between blocks 369100 and 375000, inclusive ?

You can bet from 5 HYP to 10k HYP on this right now

Help commands to get you started:

!help bookie
!help dice
!help blackjack
!shared-balance-help

[ButtCrack]

lol superhereo's.

Yes, if you wanna go hardcore, smaller smaller smaller. At least 80% of my blocks are less then 2k and about 50% less then 1.5k to 500.... but you do need a shit ton of coins (100k?) to really make that strategy work.

I keep scratching my head when people on cryptsy troll box are complaining about not staking often enough with 500k+ HYP and blocks of 10-15k each. MAybe just goes to show more blocks is better.

Don't you need both ?
More tickets more chances but when stacks compete does the one with high weight wins from low weight stacks ?

Not necessarily. The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win. Every block has a unique set of parameters that are hashed, and the result depends only on chance. A hash can be much lower than the bits threshold even for a block with a small weight (while other big blocks haven't produced such a small hash).

Yes I know, I also have rewards coming in after just 9 or 10 days.
But still in general and to use your words :
"The one with high weight only has more chances, it doesn't mean that it will win"
And that's what matters when it comes trying to max out your staking.
So the more stacks and the higher the weight the better.

sure)

but keep in mind the return.

Yes, that's the fun part, trying to figure out the optimum.
Current stack size 6K.
Thanks for your help !

[litemaster]

Been a investing in Mintcoin and others for a while now and just bought some HyperStake to give them a shot. Peace