Topic: Stake (Read 154 times)
Stakes are definitely the most popular way of distributing bounties. Using the stake model enables a project to designate a fixed amount to the bounty pool without having to worry about the number of participants, therefore keeping a tight control on their budget. Projects that offer a certain number of tokens/coins for participating in their bounty tasks will generally have a much higher total supply, or possibly have stated a maximum amount available when laying out the ground rules.
Why is Stake used for bounty offers on Bitcointalk.org? For others, it is easy to calculate the number of coins/tokens since it is in airdrop.
Some campaigns amount were portioned into different allocation, and depends on the rules they stated to where the bounty reward or airdrops will be taken, if from total supply, on sold token or gives a exact amount to be distributed. This varies on ICO status too that's why stakes can be considered as an indicator that you willl get reward while the ICO is still ongoing.
Well I get my first stake in a bounty project I joined in.Its true stake is a reward to a certain project that you participated in and completed it.Stake is not distributed equally to each member who participate in promoting the project, the higher the rank and the higher followers and friends you had the more stake you get.
For beginners who do not know what the stake ?. I think Stake is a gift that is given by the company when we have finished doing the task given by the company.
Yes, it is a reward that you get for doing your job. But, allocating an exact amount would be worthless for a project because many people do half or some % of their job, and they need to be rewarded accordingly. As well, each person deserves a different reward based on their rank here. So, to classify things, stakes are allocated to users in order to keep it easy for Manager to manage their bounty campaign smoothly.
Because the number of coins set aside for any given project may fluctuate depending on the bounty pool--so giving out a fixed payment in coins is not feasible. Consequently, projects rely on giving people "stakes" for their participation.
Check out the following thread where this topic is explained: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-stakes-are-calculated-in-ico-bounty-campaigns-2073641
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Check out the following thread where this topic is explained: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-stakes-are-calculated-in-ico-bounty-campaigns-2073641
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