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Quote from: Trustor on May 21, 2017, 12:21:45 PM

Hey everybody,

I have a question : how is working the stacking with WAVES ?
Should I run a node on my server ? Or can I stack with a regular offline wallet ?

Cheers,
Astrus

I'm assuming you mean to ask about staking and not stacking.

Stacking is simple. Just buy more WAVES!

The lite client has simple leasing functionality built right in, and to stake you don't have to run your own node. If you want to run a node and discover new blocks on the waves blockchain, you'll have to run it 24/7 connected to the network and run it with a minimum 10,000 WAVES balance. However, you can also just "lease" your WAVES to someone who's already doing that and there's no minimum balance to do so.

To lease, just open the lite client with your waves account, hit the circled L icon near the top middle of the window. You'll see three fields that apply to you. Recipient, Amount and Fee.

Once you find out who you want to lease to, (partial list of generators at http://wavescommunity.com/leasing/) you enter the address in the recipient field, the amount of WAVES you want to lease, and leave the fee unchanged. Click on the Lease button, and boom, you're leasing your waves and you don't have to keep your lite client running for it to be effective.

Leases take 1,000 blocks to take effect, and 1,000 blocks to cancel.

Okay thank's for the answer

Is there any calculator to calculate the ROI ?

This seems to be fairly accurate for what ive been earning with staking. So if you put in your amount it should give u a rough idea of what to expect.

http://www.wavesgo.com/stats.html

canuck

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Quote from: canuck on May 21, 2017, 11:25:10 AM

Quote from: canuck on May 21, 2017, 11:25:10 AM

Hey everybody,

I have a question : how is working the stacking with WAVES ?
Should I run a node on my server ? Or can I stack with a regular offline wallet ?

Cheers,
Astrus

I'm assuming you mean to ask about staking and not stacking.

Stacking is simple. Just buy more WAVES!

The lite client has simple leasing functionality built right in, and to stake you don't have to run your own node. If you want to run a node and discover new blocks on the waves blockchain, you'll have to run it 24/7 connected to the network and run it with a minimum 10,000 WAVES balance. However, you can also just "lease" your WAVES to someone who's already doing that and there's no minimum balance to do so.

To lease, just open the lite client with your waves account, hit the circled L icon near the top middle of the window. You'll see three fields that apply to you. Recipient, Amount and Fee.

Once you find out who you want to lease to, (partial list of generators at http://wavescommunity.com/leasing/) you enter the address in the recipient field, the amount of WAVES you want to lease, and leave the fee unchanged. Click on the Lease button, and boom, you're leasing your waves and you don't have to keep your lite client running for it to be effective.

Leases take 1,000 blocks to take effect, and 1,000 blocks to cancel.

Okay thank's for the answer

Is there any calculator to calculate the ROI ?

No, because the factors that influence ROI are in constant flux.

How much you can get back depends on how many transactions take place on the WAVES network and how many others are staking. It is also influenced by the node you lease to, and what type of payouts they offer.

The only thing that can possibly be said right now is that ROI is well well under 1%. That said, if you're doing nothing with your WAVES, it's arguably better to lease 'em because leasing them doesn't give the node control of your coins so you're getting money back for just leasing the coins out.

Also, you still get airdropped rewards like WCT in your own wallet regardless of whether they're leased or not.

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Can you explain a littre more about the airdrop you just mentionned ?
The ROI of 1% is per month ?

Some tokens are airdropped to WAVES holders from time to time. Sometimes they're spam, and other times they're legit tokens like the Waves Community Token and the Riptobux token that you can find out more about by seeking out information on the web. Just a side mention. I'd sign up to the WAVES slack to ask question there. Devs are kinda sorta active there, and there are a lot of great community members too.

That's at wavesplatform.slack.com

The ROI is just a very very rough estimate and sure, let's go with monthly. It doesn't matter because it can change so much from one time period to the next. All I'm trying to say is that staking yields very very little reward right now. I'd say that weekly, you're looking at somewhere around 0.00015% and that's a very rough estimate. It changes from week to week depending on how the network acts.

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Quote from: the1arty on May 21, 2017, 11:34:26 AM

Hey everybody,

I have a question : how is working the stacking with WAVES ?
Should I run a node on my server ? Or can I stack with a regular offline wallet ?

Cheers,
Astrus

I'm assuming you mean to ask about staking and not stacking.

Stacking is simple. Just buy more WAVES!

The lite client has simple leasing functionality built right in, and to stake you don't have to run your own node. If you want to run a node and discover new blocks on the waves blockchain, you'll have to run it 24/7 connected to the network and run it with a minimum 10,000 WAVES balance. However, you can also just "lease" your WAVES to someone who's already doing that and there's no minimum balance to do so.

To lease, just open the lite client with your waves account, hit the circled L icon near the top middle of the window. You'll see three fields that apply to you. Recipient, Amount and Fee.

Once you find out who you want to lease to, (partial list of generators at http://wavescommunity.com/leasing/) you enter the address in the recipient field, the amount of WAVES you want to lease, and leave the fee unchanged. Click on the Lease button, and boom, you're leasing your waves and you don't have to keep your lite client running for it to be effective.

Leases take 1,000 blocks to take effect, and 1,000 blocks to cancel.

Okay thank's for the answer

Is there any calculator to calculate the ROI ?

No, because the factors that influence ROI are in constant flux.

How much you can get back depends on how many transactions take place on the WAVES network and how many others are staking. It is also influenced by the node you lease to, and what type of payouts they offer.

The only thing that can possibly be said right now is that ROI is well well under 1%. That said, if you're doing nothing with your WAVES, it's arguably better to lease 'em because leasing them doesn't give the node control of your coins so you're getting money back for just leasing the coins out.

Also, you still get airdropped rewards like WCT in your own wallet regardless of whether they're leased or not.

`

Can you explain a littre more about the airdrop you just mentionned ?
The ROI of 1% is per month ?

vindyne8

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Today I heard that startaico will be launced on waves platform, is that true ?

As so many articles out there, not all of them you can believe..

https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2017/05/100652-starta-accelerator-will-hold-ico-crowdsale-fund-early-stage-companies/

Something tells me this is true, can't quite put my finger on it...

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Today I heard that startaico will be launced on waves platform, is that true ?

As so many articles out there, not all of them you can believe..

canuck

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Quote from: mxxxxxx on May 19, 2017, 01:19:04 PM

Hey everybody,

I have a question : how is working the stacking with WAVES ?
Should I run a node on my server ? Or can I stack with a regular offline wallet ?

Cheers,
Astrus

I'm assuming you mean to ask about staking and not stacking.

Stacking is simple. Just buy more WAVES!

The lite client has simple leasing functionality built right in, and to stake you don't have to run your own node. If you want to run a node and discover new blocks on the waves blockchain, you'll have to run it 24/7 connected to the network and run it with a minimum 10,000 WAVES balance. However, you can also just "lease" your WAVES to someone who's already doing that and there's no minimum balance to do so.

To lease, just open the lite client with your waves account, hit the circled L icon near the top middle of the window. You'll see three fields that apply to you. Recipient, Amount and Fee.

Once you find out who you want to lease to, (partial list of generators at http://wavescommunity.com/leasing/) you enter the address in the recipient field, the amount of WAVES you want to lease, and leave the fee unchanged. Click on the Lease button, and boom, you're leasing your waves and you don't have to keep your lite client running for it to be effective.

Leases take 1,000 blocks to take effect, and 1,000 blocks to cancel.

Okay thank's for the answer

Is there any calculator to calculate the ROI ?

No, because the factors that influence ROI are in constant flux.

How much you can get back depends on how many transactions take place on the WAVES network and how many others are staking. It is also influenced by the node you lease to, and what type of payouts they offer.

The only thing that can possibly be said right now is that ROI is well well under 1%. That said, if you're doing nothing with your WAVES, it's arguably better to lease 'em because leasing them doesn't give the node control of your coins so you're getting money back for just leasing the coins out.

Also, you still get airdropped rewards like WCT in your own wallet regardless of whether they're leased or not.

Coin_win

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Sasha Ivanov, CEO and Founder at Waves presenting platform in Prague.

https://twitter.com/Blockchain_Conf/status/865495937979895810

“Why host your ICO on Waves?”

https://twitter.com/cassiuscrypto/status/865477666287230978

http://icohub.org/ business/consulting unit of Waves platform has been launched

https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/865098672274649088

The best blockexplorer for Waves has been updated http://wavesgo.com

https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/865102883167113216

New Waves testnet release, bug bounties to be announced soon

https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/865600962697801728

Thanks for the links!
I am just shocked how many projects Waves have Grin

Need to buy some additional Waves to keep for future "to the Moon" Grin

Trustor

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Hey everybody,

I have a question : how is working the stacking with WAVES ?
Should I run a node on my server ? Or can I stack with a regular offline wallet ?

Cheers,
Astrus

I'm assuming you mean to ask about staking and not stacking.

Stacking is simple. Just buy more WAVES!

The lite client has simple leasing functionality built right in, and to stake you don't have to run your own node. If you want to run a node and discover new blocks on the waves blockchain, you'll have to run it 24/7 connected to the network and run it with a minimum 10,000 WAVES balance. However, you can also just "lease" your WAVES to someone who's already doing that and there's no minimum balance to do so.

To lease, just open the lite client with your waves account, hit the circled L icon near the top middle of the window. You'll see three fields that apply to you. Recipient, Amount and Fee.

Once you find out who you want to lease to, (partial list of generators at http://wavescommunity.com/leasing/) you enter the address in the recipient field, the amount of WAVES you want to lease, and leave the fee unchanged. Click on the Lease button, and boom, you're leasing your waves and you don't have to keep your lite client running for it to be effective.

Leases take 1,000 blocks to take effect, and 1,000 blocks to cancel.

Okay thank's for the answer

Is there any calculator to calculate the ROI ?

canuck

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