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Quote from: ExabyteMiner on April 12, 2016, 05:19:33 PM

When I am moving coins to a wallet for staking, is there any benefit staking-wise to sending them in smaller transactions, or in one large transaction or does it make no difference at all as far as staking goes...?

Yes, it does makes a difference.
It dependents on which PoS coin you are using, Some like sprouts require in the millions per block to stake within the normal time frame,
others like HBN have a Maximum stake limit per block so you never want more than 5000 or 6000 per block.

Ask the specific coin community to get a specific answer.

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It depends on how much you have the total number of coins in a purse.
The more of them, the greater the possibility of finding the block.
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Earlier, unsubscribing, have truly noticed about Peercoin etc.

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Quote from: Quartx on April 12, 2016, 05:58:26 PM

If I am not wrong, Gridcoin uses the most primitive PoS scheme, aka Peercoin like with certain improvements.

Staking would depend largely on the time coins has been staking in your account. The higher your so called coin age and the higher amounts of coins staking, the higher the chance of a staked block.

So to answer your question it probably doesn't matter once you start the stake process. Just be sure not to spend the stake coins, I think it resets the coin age even if moving from your own address to your another address.

Hopefully someone else more familiar with the process can verify and help you more

That sounds logical, thank you for your help!

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If I am not wrong, Gridcoin uses the most primitive PoS scheme, aka Peercoin like with certain improvements.

Staking would depend largely on the time coins has been staking in your account. The higher your so called coin age and the higher amounts of coins staking, the higher the chance of a staked block.

So to answer your question it probably doesn't matter once you start the stake process. Just be sure not to spend the stake coins, I think it resets the coin age even if moving from your own address to your another address.

Hopefully someone else more familiar with the process can verify and help you more

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Quote from: Quartx on April 12, 2016, 05:28:34 PM

Which coin in particular are you staking. Usually it doesn't matter as the staking process requires you to either hold the coins for long ( unspent period), voting through delegates) or other methods. Without the exact coin/s you are going to stake, I cannot really help you

I am staking for Gridcoin

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Which coin in particular are you staking. Usually it doesn't matter as the staking process requires you to either hold the coins for long ( unspent period), voting through delegates) or other methods. Without the exact coin/s you are going to stake, I cannot really help you

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When I am moving coins to a wallet for staking, is there any benefit staking-wise to sending them in smaller transactions, or in one large transaction or does it make no difference at all as far as staking goes...?

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