Dumb question...
If I have coin staking, as it ages it stakes at a lower APR.
If I send the coin out and back (or just back to myself), does that reset the coin age back to 0, so it starts staking at 100% APR again?
Im asking because I read somewhere that when you send a coin, it splits it into fractions and the wallet creates a hidden address with the fractions, implying that all the coins are "re-newed".
The 'change block' will have a reset coin age, so they will have to wait for 14 days to mature. That's how PoS works (even if you send them to the same address they came from, their coin age will still reset because the old block will be destroyed and a new 'change block' is generated).
The way to do it is to use multiple addresses, hold the coins you want to stake in one address (like a long-term savings account that if you withdraw money from it, the interest rate will drop). You can have a so-called 'cashing' address which you have your transactions from.
