Topic: [ANN] LINDA-PoW/PoS-99% APR- MASTERNODE-MULTI-WALLET ( NEW THREAD) - page 11. (Read 111580 times)

I think a few nations would disagree (Venezuela for example) that the money in your bank is 100% safe, but yes, investing in cryptocurrencies is generally much riskier right now (depending on which nation you live in).

Of course your Linda investment may gain value too, possibly by 10-fold or more (unlike the money in your bank). All cryptocurrencies are a gamble. You can't mitigate that risk by having high staking rewards, otherwise you create an unsustainable system that will inevitably collapse. Of all the PoS coins I've studied and invested in, I think Linda's ROI is about right (if anything I think it may be slightly too high). The ROI is high enough to attract serious investors (or 'HODLers'), without flooding the network with too many new coins, and low enough to deter smaller investors or those who would only view the coin as a way to make a quick profit. Given that the coin has active development and a number of attractive features, my view is that the coin is very undervalued right now.

yeah but in my bank acount I can't lose 20% of the value in 3 days
so if we assume linda price will stay the same for next 12 months (no matter what's the reason) I will stake entire year just to break even

Yes, 24/7. Just open the wallet, unlock it (for staking only), minimise it and forget about it. It uses very few resources and will continue earning you rewards in the background.

What staking rewards were you expecting? Or are you talking about Masternode rewards (which are much higher)?

What you have to remember is that with simple staking you're making money for doing nothing and you're free to spend your stake at any time. While there's a risk, due to price volatility (as with any cryptocurrency), that your original investment may lose value, it's not like the investment is 'spent' (like it is with a hardware investment, for example). The return you receive is actually in addition to your investment (compounded) rather than a payback of your investment. If my calculations are correct, an investment of $1000 could grow by $200 or more per year. Personally I think that's pretty good. Show me a bank account that gives returns anywhere near that for such a small investment.

I also think the return on investment is about right and I would avoid any coin that had much higher returns. If the return is too high it devalues the coin because it quickly increases the amount of coins in circulation. Therefore, much higher returns are unsustainable and are usually a sign that the coin is poorly designed or is some sort of scam.

I don't understand, I've been reading about much higher rewards for staking Linda
Does wallet have to be online 24/7?

Hello.

Can you send me private message so we resolve this faster?

No. Any coins you receive as a staking reward will automatically add to your stake (once they mature). You can perform 'coin control' periodically to improve return speed a little but it's not essential. Your earnings will still continue to be compounded by your rewards even if you don't.

Doing a very rough calculation (based on my own returns), I would estimate a 300K stake would make around 5K per month (or about 60K/year).

how often - 1 stake or more?
how i do - 1 stake and ofline wallet for 10-20 days then take reward - it in %
when you take stake it + for staking coins

That seems to be an issue with the Qt wallet, rather than the Linda coin network. Most PoS wallets based on Qt seem to have the same issue. The data is sporadic and can't be relied upon. Accuracy tends to improve the longer the wallet is open, and it does at least provide some indication whether staking is working, but you should take the staking reward ETA information with a grain of salt. Hopefully the soon-to-be-released mobile wallet will improve on Qt's staking algorithms.

so for example how often will I get staking payout with 300k coins?

and if I wait now lets say 3 days and then get stake reward after a week and decide to put that reward in stake, I have to send all coins again to myself and stake them again and again wait 3 days for my network weight and then another 7 days for stake return? lol?

Hi guys
Started a masternode 48 hours back and unlocked wallet for staking only.
Wallet address and remaining details are displayed in the masternodes list in the wallet.
In the masternodes list, one is with dark grey color column and other is with white. Does that make any difference? Mine one is in white column.
No rewards so far.
Am i good or something more to be done?
Thanks

nop just whait
when you whait your weight grow up more and more

I am staking little over 300.000 coins

My coins matured couple of hours ago, and I have weight 0 and expected staking return is over 31000 days. Is this some kind of joke?

edit: went down to 9600 days and now up to 45000 days

what kind of staking is that? should I have billion of coins to stake or what? (no, I dont want to use pool)

insider information
https://discord.gg/TWGNTpC

I suppose that this project is pretty a lucrative investment at the present time.
 Good luck team.

correct!

I am a large holder of linda and let me assure you that I'm holding. All those other people posting "scam" are wanna-bees that sit behind their computers
and don't have the balls to be visible and make these accusations.

+1
Good one!

You can't accuse the Lindacoin to be a "pump and dump".

There is no pump there and the community is definitely against pumping.
It rises relatively fast because the value of Linda is increases fast.

Because the community does not want to dump, the short term speculators can't create panic.

Bad luck for them
Bad luck for you !

@ Sillyme on June 25, 2018, 09:50:39 PM

Headache ?
Foot pain ?
Hallucinations after Marijuana ?

You have absolutely no argument
Complete amalgam between 2 totally independent things.

It is dishonest and stupid.


The people managing that crypto - the team -  is identified and show up in public.

They have no choice but NOT scam.