I don't understand. You talk me about pools, but rizlarolla said me that the PoS pools, what I was looking for in fact, isn't available yet. On the other hand, can I stake on my Raspberry Pi 2 ? I'd like someone to help me if he can for installing Decred on it.
There are
PoW pools and a
PoS pool (testnet only currently). The original thinking was that a stake pool would be critical to the network's survival. Many people have, however, opted for a solo stake mining approach (and successfully so).There is a guide for this
here. Thankfully, the network is doing fine in that regard. Getting multiple independent mainnet stake pools up will be important to the maturity of the network, but the sky isn't falling without one available right at this moment. So when the same fudders/trolls say it's a big deal - it's really not. Solo stake mining is functioning perfectly well. However, that is not ideal, which is why mainnet stake pools are necessary in the longer-term (the network will have them in the shorter-term).
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Many people have opted to solo stake?
Only 36% of airdrop have been moved, so I'm guessing 64% definitely ain't staking.
How many of the 36% are staking?
No pool may not be affecting the network. That was never my issue.
It will effect the number of decred bring up devs, including _ingsoc, will stake.
Considering bring up devs INTEND to over stake (in the guise of securing the network), then no PoS pool will "help" bring up devs achieve this.
And bring up devs, including _ingsoc, will receive even more free decred.
This is the "stake mining process".
It wont bother _ingsoc. He will receive his share of the spoils.
_ingsoc,
how many decred have you and the bring up devs staked so far?
What % of total PoS rewards staked is that?
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