Condensate aka RAIN coin has been my 2017 best producer by far in both stake rewards and price performance.
Topic: Proof of Stake coins? (Read 1133 times)
ALTCOM is good for POS
Signatum will also be going to POS in a short time.
Signatum will also be going to POS in a short time.
Its a very good time to buy Signatum for the POS stage
I recommend you Diamonds. There are only 2.2 mil diamonds, with 25% POS interest.
I totally agree with you there, especially now Diamond is upgrade to 3.0. Very interesting Pos coin
ARK...you need the wallet (not in exchange), vote and done. You will get proportionate gain from your delegate depending on schedule he proposes.
What's the rough amount you will earn? Say on 100 coins, how long would it take to generate 1 ARK? I want to get into a good POS or masternode coin so ARK is interesting.
It depends on the delegate you voted on. Each delegate offers a different package to entice people to vote for them.
The one I chose (assuming the ratio is same for less qty) will take 4 weeks to generate an ARK with 100 coins. I get about 4.36 coins a week.
I recommend you Diamonds. There are only 2.2 mil diamonds, with 25% POS interest.
ARK...you need the wallet (not in exchange), vote and done. You will get proportionate gain from your delegate depending on schedule he proposes.
What's the rough amount you will earn? Say on 100 coins, how long would it take to generate 1 ARK? I want to get into a good POS or masternode coin so ARK is interesting.
It depends on the delegate you voted on. Each delegate offers a different package to entice people to vote for them.
The one I chose (assuming the ratio is same for less qty) will take 4 weeks to generate an ARK with 100 coins. I get about 4.36 coins a week.
For example - RAIN.
I was thinking here in reserving some hdd space for a proof of stake coin. Say, buy a thousand of these coins and get a reward from time to time.
However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
Some coins that have that in their system is because they want people to have their coins in their wallet at all times. That people that begin to hold the wallet is going to turn larger because of the amount of people that are holding the coins and then the price will go really high since there won’t be that many people trying to sell their coins.However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
It also depends more on how many people are wanting to trade that coin for something in the near future. That is why you should just get an old proof of stake coin.
ARK...you need the wallet (not in exchange), vote and done. You will get proportionate gain from your delegate depending on schedule he proposes.
What's the rough amount you will earn? Say on 100 coins, how long would it take to generate 1 ARK? I want to get into a good POS or masternode coin so ARK is interesting.
POS coin's reward depends on the individual coins. It can be a fixed percentage per year or a fixed proportion according to your holding ratio.
ARK...you need the wallet (not in exchange), vote and done. You will get proportionate gain from your delegate depending on schedule he proposes.
What's the rough amount you will earn? Say on 100 coins, how long would it take to generate 1 ARK? I want to get into a good POS or masternode coin so ARK is interesting.
I was thinking here in reserving some hdd space for a proof of stake coin. Say, buy a thousand of these coins and get a reward from time to time.
However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
Peercoin is one of the big POS coins.
I was thinking here in reserving some hdd space for a proof of stake coin. Say, buy a thousand of these coins and get a reward from time to time.
However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
The best thing you can do is get involved really early on in a PoS coin and start staking since day one, then it's like a snowball effect where you make more and more coins.
I made a ton of BITS (Bitstar, now pretty much dead after being delisted from all the exchanges) and I was able to dump it for a nice extra BTC that I wasn't expecting. Because that is how it works.... you hold and track it on your portfolio and then a random day the damn coin pumps and you happen to be holding a lot of it.
This is why I think Poswallet.com is a good idea to speculate with PoS coins. I would like a decentralized solution for multiple PoS staking.
ALTCOM is good for POS
Signatum will also be going to POS in a short time.
Signatum will also be going to POS in a short time.
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ARK...you need the wallet (not in exchange), vote and done. You will get proportionate gain from your delegate depending on schedule he proposes.
I only know nem pos. As I understand it, you do not needed those. You only need to have 10K+ xem vested at your wallet. You activate delegated harvesting then you connect to a remote node. Once activated, you will harvest nem even if you pc or wallet is closed.
I was thinking here in reserving some hdd space for a proof of stake coin. Say, buy a thousand of these coins and get a reward from time to time.
However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
However, I never did this before and I'm confused about how it would work. Would it use too much RAM? Would it consume my CPU? Or would it use the GPU like in mining?
Also, recommend good POS coins to store in that way.
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