Topic: Coins for Staking ✅ ✅ ✅ (Read 480 times)
I'm looking forward to ETH staking because it's the second best coin over all, I would rather have patience and see if the next upgrade will introduce the POS ability
Tezos is the best staking coin I can think of right now, it's well supported and it's growing very faster compare to other staking coins, if eth start staking feature soon it might be the winner over all others
Staking program 2.0 of Tachyon Protocol started the merger after listing the token on the Bithumb exchange, rush to take part in it. Detailed instructions are on the medium/
Why isn't NULS on the list?
I am staking Livepeer (LPT) and Enecuum (ENQ) currently.
I wrote a guide on getting setup to stake ENQ. Check it out if interested.
https://medium.com/@scrypto85/how-to-stake-enecuum-enq-as-a-poa-node-for-huge-earnings-a5b374844cf2
I wrote a guide on getting setup to stake ENQ. Check it out if interested.
https://medium.com/@scrypto85/how-to-stake-enecuum-enq-as-a-poa-node-for-huge-earnings-a5b374844cf2
None of the above ,the only crypto coin I'm staking is miracletele token ,there is biweekly rewards for all holders every two weeks 40% of the companies net worth always get shared among the holders ,if you staking 100 coins you get 1.2-1.6euro every two weeks
Right now I have been finished staking off some coins. Because the profit seems too nice, but at the end, you can only get your return, if your lucky, but most of all users have been in a negative return.
That's the result if you are investing/staking to the coins that are not too popular. The estimation that the sites like masternodes.online is not reliable all of the time because the market is changing from time to time.And what's worse than this? you can be a victim of a scam coin that's running themselves in a staking to attract more investors. It happened before but I can't remember those coins but there's always a way to search them online.
Relating to staking, and stakers, to earn profits from their investments in Proof-of-Stake coins (mostly have masternodes), stakers should remember that they have to pay their attention on inflation rate, and schedule of inflational changes over different phases of block number. They have to observe those schedules very carefully to make their periodically cashing out and waiting dumps of cheap coins to buy their interest coins back. Such PoS coins usually are dumped and pumped at important block numbers at which inflation rates change.
Is it right to add this Decoin to the list, since I think he's pure POS. Trading is already started in his own exchange, have not so much volume because it's in newcomer exchange, but it have the lowest price limit, so can't sell or buy at a certain price.
Its not convincing yet. Because it may have already its independent exchange. But their 24hr volume yet was very low, so many users are still not into it. And it may be prone to be delist at any time, if conditions not met on trading volume. 
Is it right to add this Decoin to the list, since I think he's pure POS. Trading is already started in his own exchange, have not so much volume because it's in newcomer exchange, but it have the lowest price limit, so can't sell or buy at a certain price.
Seems good to be true. But we cannot risk investing some money on a coin that was not aiming for a longer term. Really sorry to tell you that. but it was just a warning to people entering to this.
Right now I have been finished staking off some coins. Because the profit seems too nice, but at the end, you can only get your return, if your lucky, but most of all users have been in a negative return.
Which coins stakers choose to invest and stake depends on each investor's investment perspective, so I don't want to fall into over discussion about it. Today, I simply want to point out some key things relate to coin staking and investments in PoS/ MN coins. 1) Most of them have high inflation rates, that mean the longer you hold your coins, and stake them, the lower the price are. it's undeniable facts due to basic influence of high inflation rate. 2) They always have pumps and dumps, so stakers should not naively hold their coins and stake continuously; whenever coins pump they should take profits and try to get their capital back first. 3) Always regularly check their staking coins, their wallets to see that they have been on right chains or not; because staking on wrong chains can bring lots of fake staking rewards, that will automatically dissapear when wallet syncs on right chain later.
You can add DeepOnion to the list. It has given 10% at the 1st year while now it is giving 5%. It is profitable. I am staking since a long time. You can learn more here- www.deeponion.org/community
listed as ONION
agree good POS chain
You can add DeepOnion to the list. It has given 10% at the 1st year while now it is giving 5%. It is profitable. I am staking since a long time. You can learn more here- www.deeponion.org/community
updates above
old=> ZEIT 15% per year, 5% in 2017
Current:
ZEIT .0005% per year
Transaction Fees are currently burned.
No Dev
It has a below zero yearly inflation rate,
and once more people begin transacting with it, may even be the only coin that actually burns more coins than it stakes.
old=> ZEIT 15% per year, 5% in 2017
Current:
ZEIT .0005% per year
Transaction Fees are currently burned.
No Dev
It has a below zero yearly inflation rate,
and once more people begin transacting with it, may even be the only coin that actually burns more coins than it stakes.
noted will update
Staking coins is not so much profitable, how it seems. Most of coins will not survive before you even get back your investments. But I beleive in two projects, which has a great potential - Ontology and Tezos.
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