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Maus0728

legendary

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To simply understand how stakes are being calculated in a bounty program, this is my observation whenever I finish the bounty campaign.

In a Bounty Campaign, you will find that there is an overall number of token allocated in whole bounty campaign. There is also a specific number of token or Bounty Pool in Twitter, Facebook, Media and Creation, Reddit Telegram, Signature and Airdrop as well.

For example, let's say that you enrolled in Signature Campaign, and the bounty pool is 1,000,000 tokens. These 1,000,000 tokens are intended only for Signature Campaign Participants to be distributed after the all the stakes has been summed up.

For the calculation of the stakes, lets say for example that you are a Member and the stake that will be given to you every week is 0.75. You have been in the Signature Campaign for about 5 weeks and the Bounty Manger (BM) will total your stakes. Lets do the math.

0.75 x 5 weeks = 3.75 stakes

When the Bounty ends and there is a total of 1000 stakes earned by the Signature Bounty participants.This is the stake calculation

Bounty Pool / Total no. of stakes earned by the participants = x number of tokens per stake. Lets do the substitution.

1,000,000/ 1000 = 1000 tokens/ stake

You have 3.75 stakes and it is equivalent to 3,750 tokens..

Zulfiyan

member

Activity: 360

Merit: 10

Stake is a approx of your work for bounty, Other Campaign also other stake. Signature Campaign stake is cheap but payment are better

vphasitha01

full member

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Merit: 174

I think this tread that I have made recently will help you to get a knowledge about "stakes" , how stakes are calculated and even about "bounties" too.

Link>>> Bounty campaigns in a nutshell

TryNinja

legendary

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Merit: 6830

Quote from: Lutpin on December 14, 2016, 01:34:04 PM

it's a system that probably got most attention during the waves signature campaign.
Unlike regular campaigns, in this system, members don't get paid by fixed rates or pay per post rates.
There is a total budget for the campaign (which should be mentioned in the thread somewhere) and users get paid distinct shares of that total budget.
If you have X stakes, your payment would be: (total budget)*(personal stakes/total stakes).
E.g. having 10 stakes in a 5BTC campaign with a total size of 1000 stakes would give you 5BTC*(10/1000)=0.05BTC.

There's no definite answer what is better or worse, it always depends on the individual campaign.

kimsoncagampang

newbie

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Merit: 0

what does the stakes means?

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