OP you should add Ann links to each coin.
What is the difference between getting dividends and waiting to POS stake coins ? With POS stake the stake is shared when the weight builds up and the max benfit is minimum coin to max age stake. So what is the difference then ? Why would I pick dividends over POS ?
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If the buyback and burn method of value return counts, you can add MobileGo (currently in ICO). 10% of profits from the MobileGo store will be used to buyback and burn tokens so as to return value to investors.
In case you want to grow your list, WAVES offers WCT (waves community token) as dividends.
I don't know though the exact rules for receiving them.
I don't know though the exact rules for receiving them.
How do you mean dividends? Any Proof of Stake coin will earn you more of the coin for staking, does it need to be more than that? The Tao (XTO) project is designed around storing data in the blockchain and requires a fee to do it, part of it is burned but most goes to the staker like a mega-sized transaction fee paying a bonus for the data storage. That seems like a dividend for owning "stock" (coins) to me. What do you think?
I will take a look at that coin. Basically I am looking for coins that have a cash inflow. Staking is the creation of value out of thin air. These divided coins have alternative means for value creation. That makes sense. This is what the developer was saying in the slack a couple of days ago about how the XTO data storage and dividends (if that's the right word) would work:
Apps built using Infiniti Protocol consume XTO tokens. A small portion are burned, but the bulk are returned to stakers.
The more IP is used, the more XTO that will need to be purchased off the market to power it
A minimum recommended amount of XTO for a IP based application is 10,000 XTO.
There's a rate of consumption that can be calculated based on how many commits the application makes
Using IP then becomes very predictable from a cost perspective based on the popularity of the application
... and every single application raises the value, and thereby the potential market price and volume, of XTO tokens
At scale the fees collected for IP apps should exceed the 4% annual stake rate for ROI.
Bitcoin the monolith of crypto has full blocks, averaging 4 TX per second. If we hit 4TX per second that's an application using IP with 100,000 page views per day
Read: an unequivocal success
That's an average of 40XTO in fees per block. Let's say you have 100 XTO and you stake for 1 year and only stake 1 block. That's a 40% ROI for just one block.
44% actually, since you still get the 4% annual stake rate
At that rate of return, XTO at $0.10 is insanely profitable regardless of any entry costs.
at $0.01 it's insanely profitable
This is already happening. Mainnet testing is already beginning to generate these fees, which is how I can present such calculations
Most of the info on the upcoming product built on the Tao blockchain is posted in the slack only, here's the invite if you want to check into it more or ask them questions: https://tao11.typeform.com/to/ws8MgM
It is excellent concept to use the blockchain in distributing dividends for share holders, but most of tokens you listed need a lot of time to pay good amount and stable dividends.
also ... all POS ... if you sync the wallet and wait a bit.
DOTs if you deposit them with cryptopia.
Feel free to look at the Burst Assets
http://forums.burst-team.us/category/6/asset-exchange
Basically you buy the assets with burstcoin
Different assets own by different person
All the assets income come from different revenue source. Mining, Gambling, Advertise and so.
You can also create an assets too.
For begineer, i would suggest you too look at assets that are owned by the owner of the forum.
If you actually browse through the assets exchange forum, assets which are verified by Haitch(Forum Owner) Would most likely to sustain longer and backed up by some project
http://forums.burst-team.us/category/6/asset-exchange
Basically you buy the assets with burstcoin
Different assets own by different person
All the assets income come from different revenue source. Mining, Gambling, Advertise and so.
You can also create an assets too.
For begineer, i would suggest you too look at assets that are owned by the owner of the forum.
If you actually browse through the assets exchange forum, assets which are verified by Haitch(Forum Owner) Would most likely to sustain longer and backed up by some project
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
A lot of them will be going to fail in the future, The dividends are not easy to be implemented. The successful project which distributed the dividends to their holders such as Xaurum and Vslice. 1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
The project must have an active income to produce the dividend for the investors, Some of the projects are offering dividend without an active source to supply the dividend to the investors and totally crap.
information to all.
Like what has done by iconomi to turn the dividend to the buyback and burn.
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
How do you mean dividends? Any Proof of Stake coin will earn you more of the coin for staking, does it need to be more than that? The Tao (XTO) project is designed around storing data in the blockchain and requires a fee to do it, part of it is burned but most goes to the staker like a mega-sized transaction fee paying a bonus for the data storage. That seems like a dividend for owning "stock" (coins) to me. What do you think?
Well they act the same way as shares do with the difference that some of them pay out weekly or monthly.
I think it is a really smart way to get crowdfunding for a business plan. Especially if the plan is sound and has the possibility of bringing in revenue.
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
How do you mean dividends? Any Proof of Stake coin will earn you more of the coin for staking, does it need to be more than that? The Tao (XTO) project is designed around storing data in the blockchain and requires a fee to do it, part of it is burned but most goes to the staker like a mega-sized transaction fee paying a bonus for the data storage. That seems like a dividend for owning "stock" (coins) to me. What do you think?
Ive only had experience with Janus and i can say im really impressed by the team so far. The plans they have seem also very promising so i have very high hopes for the token 
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
A lot of them will be going to fail in the future, The dividends are not easy to be implemented. The successful project which distributed the dividends to their holders such as Xaurum and Vslice. 1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
The project must have an active income to produce the dividend for the investors, Some of the projects are offering dividend without an active source to supply the dividend to the investors and totally crap.
information to all.
Iconomi is buyback. They will purchase back coins made on the market and burn them in a smart contract. This option adds value to the ICN remaining coins thus avoiding all the issue of transac fees to be paid and exchangers issues
I like their method. I also like what TaaS proposed.
TaaS is a new coin/fund that issues dividends.
50% of profits are issued as dividends.
25% are reinvested
25% are taken as fees.
It may be a good model, even if the fees seem a little high.
50% of profits are issued as dividends.
25% are reinvested
25% are taken as fees.
It may be a good model, even if the fees seem a little high.
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
7) Augur
8 ) DigixDAO
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
7) Augur
8 ) DigixDAO
I have chosen Chronobank, Supernet. These are two coins which make me grow my profit in the future. I can know the potential of two project and I will buy and hold more coins for long-term period at this time.
Iconomi is buyback. They will purchase back coins made on the market and burn them in a smart contract. This option adds value to the ICN remaining coins thus avoiding all the issue of transac fees to be paid and exchangers issues
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
A lot of them will be going to fail in the future, The dividends are not easy to be implemented. The successful project which distributed the dividends to their holders such as Xaurum and Vslice. 1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
The project must have an active income to produce the dividend for the investors, Some of the projects are offering dividend without an active source to supply the dividend to the investors and totally crap.
RLT and VSL both tokens issues dividends every month if you want learn more check the links bellow:
RLT: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rltsmartplaytech-vote-for-the-design-and-get-100-rlt-1826686
VSL: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-vslice-an-ethereum-gaming-platform-token-1691524
RLT: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rltsmartplaytech-vote-for-the-design-and-get-100-rlt-1826686
VSL: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-vslice-an-ethereum-gaming-platform-token-1691524
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
How do you mean dividends? Any Proof of Stake coin will earn you more of the coin for staking, does it need to be more than that? The Tao (XTO) project is designed around storing data in the blockchain and requires a fee to do it, part of it is burned but most goes to the staker like a mega-sized transaction fee paying a bonus for the data storage. That seems like a dividend for owning "stock" (coins) to me. What do you think?
Coins that issue dividends:
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
1) Janus (has issued small dividends)
2) Singulardtv (not yet)
3) Supernet (stopped issuing dividends, may issue some soon)
4) Chronobank (not yet)
5) Iconomi (coins are purchased then burned)
6) POSW
How do you mean dividends? Any Proof of Stake coin will earn you more of the coin for staking, does it need to be more than that? The Tao (XTO) project is designed around storing data in the blockchain and requires a fee to do it, part of it is burned but most goes to the staker like a mega-sized transaction fee paying a bonus for the data storage. That seems like a dividend for owning "stock" (coins) to me. What do you think?
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