Proof of Stake Investment - HBN/PHS/TEK/CAP and more - page 5.

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Quote from: StakeHunter on April 11, 2014, 09:15:20 PM

With my profits from cryptostocks - daily dividends for some - I may get back into HBN.
At the levels it is at however it is risky. I'd rather see where it moves first, I don't know if it can sustain this - to high to fast. I'll give it a few days and possibly buy on a dip.

I appreciated your ideas and research on investing in POS coins. Do you have any thoughts on good cryptostocks you've seen so far? Which site are you using if you don't mind me asking?
thanks

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With my profits from cryptostocks - daily dividends for some - I may get back into HBN.
At the levels it is at however it is risky. I'd rather see where it moves first, I don't know if it can sustain this - to high to fast. I'll give it a few days and possibly buy on a dip.

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Quote from: StakeHunter on April 09, 2014, 09:52:34 PM

I'm still here...

I've been doing A LOT of portfolio work recently.
An update -
NVC - I liquidated all of mine back when it hit 0.0118 - I will not open any new positions
HBN - With the climb of HBN I have sold ~30K. Holding ~33K
PHS & TEK - Have not touched.

I have taken my profits and put a lot of it into projects on Cryptostocks.com
I have "diversified" my portfolio with Mining Projects, Trade Projects, and Pool Projects

I feel this gives me a broader "investment" and the returns are:
- comparable to HBN
- In BTC - which is easier to swap/reinvest

I think with some of your returns it may be a good idea to go back to hobonickels (Buy high sell higher xD) because they seem to be in a fairly good position where they can move around a lot in price but always hold a fair price. That way you could leave it staking for 100 days or something and come back to a fairly good price imo.

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I'm still here...

I've been doing A LOT of portfolio work recently.
An update -
NVC - I liquidated all of mine back when it hit 0.0118 - I will not open any new positions
HBN - With the climb of HBN I have sold ~30K. Holding ~33K
PHS & TEK - Have not touched.

I have taken my profits and put a lot of it into projects on Cryptostocks.com
I have "diversified" my portfolio with Mining Projects, Trade Projects, and Pool Projects

I feel this gives me a broader "investment" and the returns are:
- comparable to HBN
- In BTC - which is easier to swap/reinvest

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Hi OP

Nice thread. Pretty much in line with tokyoghetto and his thread on HBN. Interesting stuff for us newbies.

I have only one issue so far. There's very little info in Tekcoin. The only official? website I can find for them does not have a windows wallet and the link to the block explorer is broken. That does not instill a lot of confidence in a new coin imo.

Keep up the good work.

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Quote from: doulos on March 10, 2014, 11:59:53 AM

Quote from: wasamata on March 10, 2014, 11:28:05 AM

I try to keep my wallet locked and closed most of the time.
Ill open it now and then and get my stake, but keeping it open 24/7 is asking for trouble.

I agree, the way that wallets work currently it's not a good idea from a security perspective.

One of the new features being added to PoS coin wallets is to allow encrypted wallets to stake.

Great, I like the whole PoS concept, but I hate the idea of being forced to leave an open wallet connected to the network for extended periods of time. If someone invents a way to let an encrypted wallet stake it should encourage a lot more people to adopt PoS coins.

Who is developing this new feature?

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Good thing I found this thread. then learned about tekcoin. Had not even used slyshgal this coin.

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Are you still here OP?

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Quote from: noelmal on March 03, 2014, 06:43:06 PM

Quote from: megashira1 on March 03, 2014, 06:38:40 PM

Why did you leave out NXT?

because in crypto investment circles only a nutjob would invest in 100% premine scamcoin.

You need to "premine" to get proof of stake..

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Quote from: StakeHunter on March 14, 2014, 08:17:52 AM

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if you could only choose just 1 pos coin, what you invest in today?

any new coins that have a higher risk but potential for bigger rewards
compared to more established like nvc, hbn etc. Or do you look at the
developer support before the pos reward?

Can't choose 1. I'd do a HBN/TEK combo. Probably 85% HBN / 15% TEK. Maybe up the TEK percent if we can see the dev more.

Dev/price stability/community/Stake - are all about equal factors for me.

This has made me think...and with the decline of NVC. I'm going to rearrange my profile.
I am not going to invest in NVC any more. I may liquidate some holdings - cut my losses.
I will realign with HBN/TEK/PHS.
And I will increase exposure to cryptostocks.

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if you could only choose just 1 pos coin, what you invest in today?

any new coins that have a higher risk but potential for bigger rewards
compared to more established like nvc, hbn etc. Or do you look at the
developer support before the pos reward?

Can't choose 1. I'd do a HBN/TEK combo. Probably 85% HBN / 15% TEK. Maybe up the TEK percent if we can see the dev more.

Dev/price stability/community/Stake - are all about equal factors for me.

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Quote from: oser41eric on March 13, 2014, 08:13:07 AM

Quote from: StakeHunter on March 10, 2014, 11:00:10 AM

There is no guarantee for NVC however. Again you need to have coin bundles greater than 100 coins, and that is difficult given the price. So NVC will take longer.

However, the percentage is a yearly percentage that is applied at the time of stake. Thus if coins take longer to stake, the percentage that you get will be greater. IF your NVC takes 3 months, when it does stake you will get 3X the monthly percentage.

Is there minimum amount required for stake? I mean after month does 1 coin have just one hundred times less chance to stake than 100 coin ? I ask because I have many small amounts in wallet from mining, I never joined these together

With NCV there is no min...Currently 1 coin could take you ~150+ days to stake. And anything less, you could never see stake in under a year. Anyone sitting with small coin amounts in NVC, I suggest you take the hit and combine them into a big chunk.

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All,

A note for the faithful few. Interesting news on the diamond front...
It appears the devs have been at work and they rolled out a new wallet. They say they fixed the Stake.
http://dmdcoin.net/forum/index.php/topic,137.0.html

I have some DMD just for playing around with - picked it up cheap. We shall see what it does.

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Quote from: StakeHunter on March 10, 2014, 11:00:10 AM

There is no guarantee for NVC however. Again you need to have coin bundles greater than 100 coins, and that is difficult given the price. So NVC will take longer.

However, the percentage is a yearly percentage that is applied at the time of stake. Thus if coins take longer to stake, the percentage that you get will be greater. IF your NVC takes 3 months, when it does stake you will get 3X the monthly percentage.

Is there minimum amount required for stake? I mean after month does 1 coin have just one hundred times less chance to stake than 100 coin ? I ask because I have many small amounts in wallet from mining, I never joined these together

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Quote from: tokyoghetto on March 12, 2014, 03:01:04 PM

we don't need to create more PoS coins when we have established coins in hand. Notice how the devs for the following coins have been around for a while.

Balthazar = NVC
Tranz = HBN
Palmdroit = PHS
Thundertoe = TEK.

Good devs and good communities. Thundertoe was the person who first launched HBN before Tranz took over. Palmdroit has been quick to respond to PHS community requests and just recently launched a new PHS client with coin control. Don't forget Sunny King, without him we wouldn't even have PoS. Balthazar has been instrumental in working out the kinks with PoS and the value of NVC is a sign of what type of value other PoS coins can have.

I agree completely. We don't need another coin, but community support for the ones that exist. We need to start talking them up. Tell people that they could be used, what their benefits are. See if we can get merchants to use them, etc.

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we don't need to create more PoS coins when we have established coins in hand. Notice how the devs for the following coins have been around for a while.

Balthazar = NVC
Tranz = HBN
Palmdroit = PHS
Thundertoe = TEK.

Good devs and good communities. Thundertoe was the person who first launched HBN before Tranz took over. Palmdroit has been quick to respond to PHS community requests and just recently launched a new PHS client with coin control. Don't forget Sunny King, without him we wouldn't even have PoS. Balthazar has been instrumental in working out the kinks with PoS and the value of NVC is a sign of what type of value other PoS coins can have.

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Both NVC and PHS are down. Depending upon your outlook it could be a buy opportunity.

NVC better recover, or it may lose its vaunted "safe" status.

Even if it is down I still like PHS. It gives real returns (50% yearly) every ~5 days. Unlike other coins with low % yield or long min stake age, you can really see coins compounding.

YMMV

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Quote from: RobFordWotWot on March 10, 2014, 01:11:34 PM

Yeah for anybody who hasn't yet found out Proof-Of-Stake is a great way to make a guaranteed profit off your investment albeit not as large as guessing the next coin that explodes.

Think of it as a reliable long term investment whereas Aura and Doge have had the potential to outdo a whole year of proof-of-stake in a month simply from being artificially raised.

That's the idea. Not that anything is guaranteed. However to me it is better than guessing at coins.

I prefer the just sit back and watch approach instead of the stress of hoping a trade will go your way.

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Yeah for anybody who hasn't yet found out Proof-Of-Stake is a great way to make a guaranteed profit off your investment albeit not as large as guessing the next coin that explodes.

Think of it as a reliable long term investment whereas Aura and Doge have had the potential to outdo a whole year of proof-of-stake in a month simply from being artificially raised.

Good write up for people who aren't all there in the head Tongue

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Quote from: wasamata on March 10, 2014, 11:28:05 AM

I try to keep my wallet locked and closed most of the time.
Ill open it now and then and get my stake, but keeping it open 24/7 is asking for trouble.

I agree, the way that wallets work currently it's not a good idea from a security perspective.

One of the new features being added to PoS coin wallets is to allow encrypted wallets to stake.

http://i57.tinypic.com/2d17nmq.png

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