I've felt really golden about other coins before, but there was always a deep rooted, subconscious feeling of fear involved in such crypto investments...... and I don't get any of those weird feelings from what I've read thus far. There's not even much FUD or hate going on here either. I'm sure that will come as this coin becomes more popular, but it all feels so pure at the moment. Kudos to the devs, miners and community members for that. This is going to be big, it seems, and I feel fortunate to have been able to get in during this pullback
Just wanted to make myself known so I can begin to establish a positive rep here, as I would really like to help in any way possible. And this thread is great for learning as well, which is what it's all about anyway. It's been a joy getting to know folks through their posts and I can't wait to get through the rest of the thread.
Outstanding job to everyone!!!
Peace
I agree man! This coin feels very different to other crypto.
Question, do I have better chance of getting a stake coin if I leave my wallet open 24/7, or if I open once every day for an hour or so is my chance of getting stake coins the same?
In this thread somewhere, James laid out what he thought was the best way to maximize the staking profit. By using the "coin control" feature within the wallet and splitting up your coins between like 10 or more addresses, you should get a better stake. I'm not sure which page, but I'll need to go back myself and refresh my mind with what he said specifically. Hopefully someone can give the page number or a better explanation.
Peace
kjadB, I found the quote from James regarding staking. Whether it actually is the best way, who knows. I'm gonna mess around and see what works for me. Here's the quote.......
"How to maximize your staking income
The staking is a bit tricky. After you wait for the coins to start staking, you will notice that when you do get a "mining" tx coming in, then your power is reduced temporarily. I havent dug into all the details, but the following is a practical way to minimize the downtime.
You need to make N addresses, make sure to backup the wallet after you do this as this generates new private keys, so an old backup wont have them all.
Make sure you enable the "display coin control" option in preferences
Now comes the tricky part. Most of you probably have all your precious in a single address. This means that whenever you get a new block, you have to wait. So, we need to spread the balance evenly to the N addresses. To do this, you need to control the inputs, so do a send to your first new address and to do this you need to click the inputs button on the send dialog.
Select your big account as the input. Now when you send you will have to wait a block or two until your big address gets the change.
Keep doing this until all your addresses have approx the same number of coins.
You will have to wait a while before they kick into gear, but when they do, what happens is that only a fraction of your power goes offline when you get a block!
So if you split into 10 addresses, you lose 10% power for a bit. Not sure the full recovery time, but it seems to take a few hours, so the optimum number of addresses is based on how long on average you will get a block. Of course, if you have the time and patience to do this, you could just split it up into 100 accts and then only 1% goes into recovery phase at a time, but that is only worth it if you are a BTCD whale
James"