Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 308. (Read 679335 times)

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Want to buy more , which exchange is the best right now for buying HYP (or can we make private deal also?)

wallet updated, run very good with blue theme on

nice new option to share % of stakes with other like charity

if wanna try use mine please pDauMeMyZe1R8KJ3F2q7ApM8LSkr7TqJzP

NEW VERSION OF HYPERSTAKE WALLET - v1.0.6 - (not mandatory, but very cool)

https://github.com/presstab/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.0.6 (Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi)

New Features and Changes:

• Fully Customizable GUI with pre-made HyperBlue Theme (more soon) - All GUI stylesheet credit goes to ZeeWolf & icon credit to Moneromooo
• Stake For Charity is persistent through client shutdown/restart
• Block Explorer
• Sum "Potential Stake" using treemode
• Max "Potential Stake" calc @ 1,000 HYP
• Allow the deletion of old receiving addresses (warning be very careful deleting addresses, you don't get them back)
• Total Amount & Date Range for Transaction View
• Add CCE Block Explorer as DNS Seed
• Fix Minting Weight Updating for Certain Clients
• Adjust Accuracy of Minting Time Estimate
• Updated Icons, including animated minting icon
• Distinguish Sending Notifications That are S4C

---New GUI Themes Features---
For Windows & Linux place "themes" folder into the same directory that the executable is located in (make sure to extract it from the .zip), then start the wallet up (nothing required for Mac).
This allows for switching QT themes on the fly, with no compiling needed. If you see something you don't like in the theme, a color that is too dark, or a button that looks weird, then simply customize your theme in the theme folder, or make a completely new one!






This wallet has had contributions from presstab, Tranz, ZeeWolf, moneromooo, and billotronic. Thanks for all the help everyone!

It can be compared to hashing speed of Bitcoin miners. You won't get any coins from 10 HYP, as you won't get any coins from Block Erupter now. You can try to increase your holdings.

in this split tuto, say for size block 1600-4000... but he dont change it,

 i try but need to have 1600-4000 coins

Yes, if your blocks (you can manage them through coin control) will have enough size to get a proper weight to stake. Please check the OP to get the recommended block size and the tutorial for splitting and merging blocks.

hi, i have a doubt, if i send to my wallet all days a bag of hyp's over 9 days, and start them to stake separated each bag on his day, later i take fresh mined coins all days?

I am loving this coin

Awesome job guys

Thanks iantunc! That was a very necessary addition to the wiki. Everything in there looks accurate 

No, but the longer the wallet stays open and unlocked the better chance you have of getting a stake.

Thanks I just have to wait.
Must the wallet always online after the 9 days?

Don't count on it giving you a stake after just 9 days.... my smallest block is 1479 HYP - it's been staking for 12 days, and has a weight of just 4263.....
To compare that, I've got blocks which have a weight as high as 13827, and they have still yet to stake - so - you can see, it's going to take time for your 1250 to stake for you.
But it will definitely stake a LOT faster than before!

besides max 1000 HYP stake, Every day, no more than 960,000 HYP (960 blocks) will be created.
http://hyperstake.wikia.com/wiki/Max_generation

Max 960k HYP a day but thats considering all stakes are 1000 HYP

Ok I merged then into 1 block and see what is happening in 9 days

Wiki updated:
So what's the innovation?

You want to take ALL those blocks, and merge them into 1 block of around 1250 HYP.

If you leave it as it is, it will take FOREVER to stake - we're talking weeks...... if ever (for the small blocks).

My fresh coins are now splited into serveral new blocks.
I dont know if its is useful with fresch coins but I want to learn.

Now have to waint for 211 hours.

Question: Is this action useful or next time better wait for 9 days?

At this point (30 days age) a block won't get any more weight. It means that if a block is small enough, it can never stake. That's why stakers will be obliged to extend block sizes (and hit the max subsidy) to compete with the network, and that's why effective compounded interest will be more and more reduced.


Yes, that's the idea in general.

Here's a concept that people seem to like in coins. Value must be sacrificed to obtain coins. For example, with BTC, people have to have the equipment, electricity, and experience to mine for coins.

I'm going to be a little crazy and maybe this wasn't Presstab's intention, but when the (1) max block reward and (2) block time limits were explained to me, I was kind of amazed since that means that the currency is limited by time. Beyond HYP and CAP, I'm not sure who even was the first to do max block rewards, but it is a very elegant solution within PoS.

HYP has 90 second blocks. That means there are 960 blocks a day, and there can't be any more. At most 1,000 * 960 = 960,000 coins can be produced a day. However, you have people like me who won't fool with optimizing their blocks all that much. I have 2,000+ blocks, down to as low as 50 coins. If my 50 coins stake, I don't anything close to the max block reward, but I take up that block. For example, if I am staking this 50 block at day 30, I only get around 30 coins. Let's say everyone did this. That's 30 * 960 = 28,800 coins.

So to me, for PoS, you have to show several things: (1) that you have the coins to stake of appropriate age; you have sacrificed prior consumption and are holding the coins, (2) you are willing to spend a block that will never appear again to stake your coins, (3) you are willing to sacrifice the electrical and depreciation costs of your machine being on to stake. Just some crazy thoughts

I did an interval of 15 days, not 9, like I could have.  Just saying.

At 30 days a block will hit its maximum interest?  I've heard that, but haven't confirmed it.  At that point a block will not gain anymore HYP?  It simply waits for it to stake.

The idea being, people will make larger blocks to gain greater weight, to increase chance of staking, but in doing so, they risk hitting maximum stake limit of 1000 per block?

Is that the idea of the Inflation Control Mechanism?