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Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 102. (Read 679335 times)

sr. member
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We are the first to program your future (c)
Can someone explain to me how is this coin different than the other POS coin?

what makes it better ?

Well, actually it's not exactly a PoS coin, its consensus mechanism sometimes is called PoWS (Proof-of-Working-Stake). A user is not just collecting a reward once in a month (open the wallet - stake - close for another month), for example. They use their balance to actively stake making their wallets behave similar to PoW miners (by utilizing the weight in a proper way, that's what the concept of block sizes is all about). Which pushes up the difficulty dozens of times higher. On the other hand, the same approach that makes PoWS work (a flat reward or, in case of HyperStake, the max subsidy) also controls inflation. HyperStake is one of the pioneers of the PoWS world, it's like a technical standard in this field.
sr. member
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We are the first to program your future (c)
Hi, can someone help me? I no longer syncs wallet, stopped stake. Thanks!

Try to add some nodes. The list of nodes can be found here:
http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/HYP/nodes.php
http://coinofview.com/crowdfunding/coin/HyperStake.html

It's better to ping the IPs first.
newbie
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Can someone explain to me how is this coin different than the other POS coin?

what makes it better ?
sr. member
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Hi, can someone help me? I no longer syncs wallet, stopped stake. Thanks!
legendary
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Crackpot Idealist
what is the philosophical point to having all these blocks and needing to understand the best block sizes for the best staking rates etc.?

it seems like an unnecessary level of complexity in the system for no reason.

I believe he may be suggesting that just a flat stake rate would be easier for the people, as they wouldn't need to figure out the right block size and how long it should take, etc.  But a flat stake rate means staking is very easy and inflation would likely skyrocket because of how easy it would be stake the max rate.

Exactly. And there are plenty of flat stake rate coins out there to choose from. HYP is different in that it is much more secure than a lot of those coins, and that the inflation is in check (although still extremely generous).

Well it was, damn thing is working to well in that its a real pain in the ass to stake any more. damn you presstab and your wonderful design.
legendary
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Blockchain Developer
what is the philosophical point to having all these blocks and needing to understand the best block sizes for the best staking rates etc.?

it seems like an unnecessary level of complexity in the system for no reason.

I believe he may be suggesting that just a flat stake rate would be easier for the people, as they wouldn't need to figure out the right block size and how long it should take, etc.  But a flat stake rate means staking is very easy and inflation would likely skyrocket because of how easy it would be stake the max rate.

Exactly. And there are plenty of flat stake rate coins out there to choose from. HYP is different in that it is much more secure than a lot of those coins, and that the inflation is in check (although still extremely generous).
hero member
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what is the philosophical point to having all these blocks and needing to understand the best block sizes for the best staking rates etc.?

it seems like an unnecessary level of complexity in the system for no reason.

I believe he may be suggesting that just a flat stake rate would be easier for the people, as they wouldn't need to figure out the right block size and how long it should take, etc.  But a flat stake rate means staking is very easy and inflation would likely skyrocket because of how easy it would be stake the max rate.
legendary
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Blockchain Developer
what is the philosophical point to having all these blocks and needing to understand the best block sizes for the best staking rates etc.?

it seems like an unnecessary level of complexity in the system for no reason.

Essentially it makes the PoS hash rate higher, the difficulty higher, and thus a more secure network. The reason for an individual to care is so that they can get the highest return on their coin via staking.
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liberty
what is the philosophical point to having all these blocks and needing to understand the best block sizes for the best staking rates etc.?

it seems like an unnecessary level of complexity in the system for no reason.
sr. member
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We are the first to program your future (c)
that pretty much explains everything.  now i get it.  things seem to match up.  thank you.

ur welcome Smiley
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liberty
that pretty much explains everything.  now i get it.  things seem to match up.  thank you.
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We are the first to program your future (c)
one the overview page of my wallet it says
125195.083756 hyp
num transcations 46
and it shows 5 recent staking transactions

on the transactions page it shows in the upper right, 90928.872449

why are they different?

on the send->coin control page it shows 38441.818523

when i hover over some of the staked transactions on the main page and see the 'original UTXO' size,
i cannot find those blocks in the 'coin control' page.  where are they?

it seems like all these totals should agree.


I won't scan the code now (presstab please correct me if I'm wrong), but, as far as I can see, the Overview tab shows your real balance, while the Transactions tab shows the number which corresponds to the result of the combination of this sorting parameters if you select 'All/All' in the upper left: (All transactions/Received with + All transactions/Minted (including orphans)) - All transactions/Sent to.

Coin control will show your entire balance if you select all of your blocks by pressing 'Clear selection' button.

When your block stakes, it absorbs minted coins and either splits into two equal parts ((original block size + stake) / 2) or just merges with the stake (depending on the stake split threshold setup parameter). There are few entries in the wiki regarding block splitting mechanics. Please read here and here.

To see the detailed description of the original block in the blockchain explorer you should right click on the stake transaction, select 'Show transaction in the block browser' (you can also click 'Copy Tx ID' item instead), copy the selected transaction ID and paste it into the block explorer transaction search form. In the 'Input 0' field you'll find the transaction ID (Input Source) which will lead you to the original block (output/one of the outputs).
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liberty
one the overview page of my wallet it says
125195.083756 hyp
num transcations 46
and it shows 5 recent staking transactions

on the transactions page it shows in the upper right, 90928.872449

why are they different?

on the send->coin control page it shows 38441.818523

when i hover over some of the staked transactions on the main page and see the 'original UTXO' size,
i cannot find those blocks in the 'coin control' page.  where are they?

it seems like all these totals should agree.



legendary
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newbie
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i have several million HYP, that I am looking to sell for BTC quickly because I need the btc now, I was planning to do that on Polo but I dont want to drive the price down.  PM me  if interested.  otherwise I will most likely unload these this weekend.


EDIT:  the request has been filled.
sr. member
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We are the first to program your future (c)
Finally staked some coins. Yay!

When I look in send->coincontrol, I don't see my stakes listed there.  

So where do I look to see them?

You can find your stakes in the Transactions tab. Stake transactions are marked as minted type.

How do I tell which blocks they originated from?

Hover over one of this transactions, and you'll see an additional info. The field you are looking for is Original UTXO. It will give you the size of the original block.

newbie
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Sad to see Doge higher in price than HYP.

HYP should be 200-300 sat+
member
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liberty
Finally staked some coins. Yay!

When I look in send->coincontrol, I don't see my stakes listed there.  

So where do I look to see them?

How do I tell which blocks they originated from?
hero member
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hero member
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I just love watching out of the corner of my eye when I see  "Incoming transaction +1000 minted"  I get excited.

However, I am not always able to look at my staking VM. 

What I would like as a cool feature, is to get is an email or text when a stake occurs. (then I can attach a special ring tone to that cha..ching ) Grin
 Grin
The easiest way I thought of to do that in windows, was if the wallet sends events to the "windows event viewer" when a any transaction occurs and have different event IDs for minting, send , receive etc...

Then I can use the Windows task scheduler to send emails, send notifications ,run scripts etc... based on any event in the wallet.

your thoughts?




walletnotify= can be used for this purpose with some through planning
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