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arun9900

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Quote from: DanWalker on September 25, 2017, 10:58:52 AM

For example bounty longs 1 week and we have 100 participants and all they earn 1 stake per week. Bounty campaign has particular budget, for example 100.000 tokens. At the end of bounty campaign you have to divide 100.000 tokens / 100 stakes = 1000 tokens/stake. This means you will receive 1000 (tokens/stake) * 1 (stake) = 1000 tokens at the end of bounty.

involved in an activity. See how much the event is bounty. And then in accordance with the number of equally reward.

Good luck Dev >>>

nelmari

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No, 1 stake doesn't mean you will receive 1 token. Usually the tokens are calculated right after the ICO has ended. So basically the calculations are I think comprises the total number of stakes of the participants, the amount alloted for the campaign and the number of participants. But I'm very sure the calculations is not 1:1.

silent17

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Quote from: panorama on September 25, 2017, 10:42:50 AM

I just become a Junior Member so I thought it would be worth checking out some bounty programs. They usually offer different "stakes" based on activity criteria. I assume this just means the number of tokens you can receive, but I'm not really sure.

For instance, if a signature campaign offers 1 stake per week, is that just 1 token?

nope, that's not it. I also ask the same question just recently because i really want to learn more about bounty so that i can earn.

stakes in the bounty is like stocks in a stock market. its like your an investor on a company.

stakes is computed like this. example the total token for the project is 1,000,000. then you have 50 stakes. and all the stakes accumulated by all member have gathered is 5000.

legend:
Your Stake: 50
Over All Stake of all member: 5000
Project token: 1,000,000

50/5000 = 0.01
0.01 * 1,000,000 = 10,000

you will receive 10,000 token

DanWalker

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For example bounty longs 1 week and we have 100 participants and all they earn 1 stake per week. Bounty campaign has particular budget, for example 100.000 tokens. At the end of bounty campaign you have to divide 100.000 tokens / 100 stakes = 1000 tokens/stake. This means you will receive 1000 (tokens/stake) * 1 (stake) = 1000 tokens at the end of bounty.

alian17

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NO 1 stake is not 1 token. Depends on the number of people involved in an activity. See how much the event is bounty. And then in accordance with the number of equally reward.

sarabanda

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No,1 stake is not 1 token...here is other calculation. We all dont know,how we receive after bounties will ended.

panorama

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I just become a Junior Member so I thought it would be worth checking out some bounty programs. They usually offer different "stakes" based on activity criteria. I assume this just means the number of tokens you can receive, but I'm not really sure.

For instance, if a signature campaign offers 1 stake per week, is that just 1 token?

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