hi i must ask i have mined coins and i moved them to exchange didnt sold them yet will i get the pos reward if i leave them on exchange? or when i move them back to my wallet? or i wont receive any because i send them ?
No pos reward if the coins are not in your local wallet. However, POS expires on coins in the wallet longer than 90 days, so, after you've POS'd for 90 days, move the old coins to and exchange or another wallet then move them back to reset...
i didn't know this,... 90 days and coins start to no longer generate pos?
I believe that's how POS works.... If someone else knows better please let me know. But you can reset that timer by transferring coins out to another wallet, then back in. Can be right away.
Went back a few pages and found Tux's original post about it:
Quote from: Google Doc
Proof-of-Stake [POS]:
What is Staking:
Every 30 days coins held in an open & unlocked wallet are eligible for additional coins (think of it as interest on deposits). The quantity of coins minted from POS depends on the number of coins held (for 30 days) and POS difficulty.
What will you can expect to get from Staking:
Initial POS will produce an estimated 10% additional coins per year with payouts every 30 days that coins remain in a wallet without being transmitted anywhere. This will be reduced to 1% when POS fully takes over from POW. Coins of mixed maturity will earn their interest when they reach 30 days, so a miner for example receiving coins daily could expect daily payouts from staking if the coins remaining in their wallet.
How to maximise earning potential:
Make sure when sending coins that you choose the right coins to send. There's a feature in the wallet (from v1.1) that allows the selection of coins by age or receiving address (Settings -> Options -> Display -> Display coin control features (experts only!)).
The priority column could do with some refinement, needs a ‘low’ priority and should take longer to reach ‘medium-high, high and highest’
Inflation and Deflation:
The transaction fees from sending coins are destroyed with CASH rather than being added to the block for miners to aquire, this is intended to offset the interest from staking and is the reason why the total coin cap is unknown. If everyone hoards all the coins then none will be destroyed in transactions fees but the supply will continue to grow through interest, likewise, if the coins are frequently used in transactions then they won’t be earning interest and will cause the supply the be reduced due to transaction fees.
If CASH is frequently transmitted, it will take many years to reach ~40million coins.
If CASH is heavily hoarded, it will take significantly less time to reach ~40million coins.
The side-effect of this decision is that instead of transaction fees only going to miners (who use huge amounts of electricity), EVERYONE who possesses CASH has the chance to gain.
Network security effects of Proof-of-Stake:
As is widely (and often inaccurately) reported there’s a potential security flaw from pure POW coins where a single entity could, in theory manipulate the blockchain for a coin and cause a wide range of problems. This is addressed in CASH by having holders of the coins secure the network as a percentage of their ‘stake’ in the currency. To compromise CASH, an attacker would have to own >51% of all coins AND >51% of the hashing power making an attack a very expensive proposition as they’d likely have to try to purchase coins from owners who don’t intend to exchange their stake.
THIS SECTION HAS BEEN DISPUTED AND IS CURRENTLY SET TO BE REMOVED.
POS from exchanges:
The decision as to who receives POS coins when held in an exchange’s wallet is entirely up to the individual exchange. There have been reports of exchanges stating that POS coins will go to the owner of the coins, which exchange this was and validity of this information is currently unknown.
Exchanges that give the owner of the coins the stake:
List of confirmed exchanges……..
Ignore that last part, as it was confirmed by an exchange mod that no POS rewards for any coins in the exchange.