I ask this.
If the max stake is 618 per stake reward. What is the engineered number for that ?
The 14k per wallet is what you need to receive a 618 per day from interest.
I get multiple stakes a day at 100-200 does this mean that potentially everyone of those can go to 618 ?
If that is the case the number of 14000 is irrelevant, that is just what gives you 618 per day not per stake ?
Does this make sense ?
What number gives me 618 per stake is what investors want.
What investors
want, is not what investors
need...
- Stake rewards are based on the time that coins have spent maturing (since confirmed, and not moving around).
- The staking rate on XQN is 1618% yearly, which give or take equals 4.4328% per day.
- There is a luck component in staking, that affects how fast you stake, but not how much you stake.
- On average, big blocks stake faster, small blocks stake slower. The reward % is the same for both.
A couple of examples should help.
Case 1: You have a block size of 10000 XQN, confirmed and matured for 24 hours.
Let's say this block stakes exactly at 24 hours of maturity.
Your stake reward will be 4.4328% of 10000, thus 443.28 XQN.
Case 2: You have a block size of 20000 XQN, confirmed and matured for 24 hours.
Let's say this block stakes exactly at 24 hours of maturity.
Your stake reward will be capped at 618 XQN.
You wasted some stake value, because 4.4328% of 20000 is in fact 886.56, but this amount exceeds the maximum stake reward allowed.
A smart investor will want maximum rewards.
Those are achieved by staking fast, and not wasting stake value.
Conservatively, this is achieved by a block size of 14000 XQN. A slightly larger block is also reasonable, but will risk hitting the maximum stake reward if it happens to not be favored by the luck factor.
Note that a single wallet and a single address, is perfectly sufficient as far as storing multiple blocks in whatever sizes one desires. If you need some help splitting blocks or doing input control, I'd recommend you to join IRC, #quotient @freenode, and ask for guidance there.
Hope this makes a bit more sense.
Happy Staking!