it was 1500 min, when i first heard.
it was changed to 1200 and validator churn was added, meaning you could only POS for 1yr with your 1200eth then someone else takes over....
we got 1200batches set aside for myself and a few friends.
in order to pos every yr we agreed to rotate our ETH stakes every yr giving us a share of the pos for at least 5years, as we think it will be as big as BTC mining currently is.
it was changed to 1200 and validator churn was added, meaning you could only POS for 1yr with your 1200eth then someone else takes over....
we got 1200batches set aside for myself and a few friends.
in order to pos every yr we agreed to rotate our ETH stakes every yr giving us a share of the pos for at least 5years, as we think it will be as big as BTC mining currently is.
why not just open up another wallet and start staking anew?
You can transfer some to other wallet and start PoS again. I think the restriction will not work as intended.
I was just thinking about that a few days ago.
How could they stop you from sending your ETH to PoloniEx, sell them, buy other ETH, send them back to the wallet and stake?
Or won't they stake? So if you buy "second hand" ETH, they may not stake? Lol... Just showing some scenarios...
I just don't see how you could prevent someone from moving his ETH around and start staking again?
Or do your ETH need to be in a wallet for a long period of time before they can stake?
possible that the coins that staked get a timestamp that says when they will be allowed to stake again.
Imagine they do, why would anyone buy ETH to hold for staking?
Because when you buy them, you don't know the timestamps of the ETH you buy and they would all be different.
Unless someone can explain it, I don't see how this could work.
possible would be a exchange-system that gives you a ETH price + additional pricing based on the last staking-timestamp
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