Topic: Which coins are you staking? - page 3. (Read 1136 times)

Don't you happen to know if it is already known what will be the ETH stacking plans and other rules? For example do users need to stack ETH for 1 year minimum ?

I staked on past some altcoins which grow a lot on bull run in 2017 but now the price drop and also i not stake anymore now but maybe there are some hidden gems who know, maybe we will see again good PoS coins.

Two years back, I used to stake Deep Onion. It was very profitable as well. They had a reward ratio of 10% for the first year and 1% for the second year. So I was in good profit during the first year (until mid-2018). After that the profits declined and I no longer had the patience to stake the coins. And this was the only cryptocurrency staking I ever did during the last 3 years.

IPX is an up and coming project with lots of potentials and it is currently listed only on Bithumb, I don't know about cosmos though. You can see a lot of good coins to stake in Binance, I think Harmony(one), TRX, and there are two others  with staking program in binance right. I don't think exchange name would not matter as it is the project itself will bring all the productions and services it will offer for the community.

Right now it is VET, NAV, XTZ and KCS (sort of

Some of the top ones from this list https://gocryptowise.com/11-best-staking-coins-of-2020/

XTZ I think coins are good for staking. In addition to price movements that look good, staking of these coins is easy to do and we can do staking in the Trust Wallet. Nowadays there are many coins or tokens that offer staking programs, it is possible to avoid falling prices amid market conditions that are still dominated by Bitcoin

Not all staking requires the use of cold wallet, nowadays people stake in staking sites that don't require you to have your pc on and running 24/7, although there is a limited option to the coin you can stake in such platform but still gives an advantage over the process you have to go through to stake in your pc, between the rewards are also great.

There are always been disadvantages in staking coins. It happens because staking needs to stock in a wallet for a period of time. There is no assurance that we will get the exact profits and our capital in wallet.
I don't know the task that you are talking about but I think that if we want to stake our coins, there are rules to be followed.

why not, I certainly separate the funds to trade and hold, I just need to buy some more because the prices are still cheap at this time, so I can still buy some to touch 32 ETH to be frozen and get revenue from staking POS, I think it can also help prevent dumpers in future ETH prices when many ETH holders are frozen for staking

now many coin projects have a Staking program, I'm confused about which one,
I also need your opinion, XTZ or Waves? who is better?
And waves has 2 coins to start staking, Waves - USDN or Waves - Waves, and for XTZ I don't know yet, what do you think?

I am looking out for such coins at the moment but somehow i have not find any coin that attractive to theow in a large part of my investment for staking so i have decided that i will wait for Eth proof of staking algorithm to go live and then i will stake it because eth is the only coin in this category that i can trust fully.

Fantom (FTM) - https://fantom.foundation

Fantom Opera MainNet has been deployed on December 27, 2019. Currently the staking reward on Opera MainNet is 60.30%.

https://fantomstaker.info/    (NB: info on this web site comes from a smart contract deployed on Fantom Opera MainNet by validator block42)
https://www.stakingrewards.com/

Fantom is a series of technology components, that, when combined, form a technology stack that allow a larger ecosystem of applications to be built on top of them (e.g. XAR Network, the framework for Cosmos and Fantom-based decentralized finance).

https://xar.network/

The focus is on developing the Lachesis asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerance (“aBFT”) and TxFlow consensus mechanisms.

“aBFT” means that transactions are confirmed as fast as possible as they enter the network, instead of waiting for previous transactions to be confirmed. This significantly speeds up the network.

https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.11810
https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.03655
https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.10360

Instead of centralizing all computing power and all usage on a single decentralized ledger, users of the Fantom ecosystem deploy their own independent distributed ledgers with the consensus at its core, while being able to communicate with one another.

At the moment two mainnets have been deployed:

• Fantom Opera (smart contract platform - 500 transactions per second) - https://explorer.fantom.network/
• XAR (DeFi platform using Cosmos SDK with Fantom consensus - 20,000 transactions per second) - https://explorer.xar.network/

The transaction speed on Opera has been limited to 500 TPS because of the Ethereum virtual machine (EVM). In Q3 of 2020 Fantom is expected to have its own virtual machine (FVM) which will drastically improve the transaction speed on Opera.

https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.11143

For more info about Fantom check this report from The Cryptoverse:

https://intothecryptoverse.com/foundation-of-fantom-4th-edition/

I would run staking which coin has a good future like Ethereum. I won't believe any staking coin as a example Canyacoin. Don't want to miss Ethereum POS after POS you can't run mining Ethereum. Price should up and second largest and trusted coin in cryptocurrency. But I didn't mean that Cosmos is very bad.

I think the projects that allow stake are in a scam. I'm not saying fraud. However, there is a situation. Profiting with Stake is very difficult. Because there is more price loss than dividend income. Prices drop a lot. We take it because it has a stake. Then there are big price drops.

a good stake in my opinion because the two altcoins have a good plan for future growth. but for now I am staking my money on BSV and BCD. because for now both of these altcoins are in very good growth in various markets. and I am sure will benefit greatly from its. but we are not able to control the market so we can only hope that we are in the right position and invest in the right altcoin that is able to give us profits.

When is the ethereum staking? I got a news that it will come up anytime this year.
I also want to recommend Ferrum staking, https://ferrum.network/staking/ New staking is coming up soon and as one of the top promising project it will be a great benefit for any interested individuals. It could have a longer period but will give a higher reward, something close to 100% reward and pool is small. They also provide social mining for regular reward in 2 weeks, a type of staking with social media campaign activities.

ALGO, pretty good hodl tooo

Its still unsure when the shift to POS will actually happen. I have been collecting BTC in order to buy ETH once the POS will actually be possible for it. And I remember there were people suggesting to join to the pool for those who doesn't have 32 ETH minimum requirement for staking. I wouldn't be buying a lot of ETH but will just want to use the ones I earn.

In your opinion, would ETH touches ATH $1400 when its POS?

I'm staking BLOCK, which yields a nice yearly return of about 14%. The project itself is very promising, which is the most exciting part though.
They've got first mover advantage of their own DEX: https://blockdx.com/
On top of that they work on a decentralized oracle solution (Read up on XRouter, and XBridge). There is no doubt that this project will do well moving forward, the recent move in price is a good indicator that bulls are watching this one closely.

Yes, I also agree with you, EOS has a smart platform and is almost the same as the Ethereum platform. but in terms of the EOS platform it's unique to me personally, I can play a number of blokchain-based games and can claim every coin easily on the EOS platform ..