So as I've been researching laddering this morning. Came across

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So as I've been researching laddering this morning. Came across

this awesome site. https://stakehex.today/
When I create a test ladder I notice it splits it equally over the number of stakes. So for example $2000 in an 8 stake ladder = $250 worth of hex per stake. Is this what most people do? Maybe worth doing the longest stakes a bit higher etc ? Interesting to hear strategies

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11.10.2021

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Ngolo Kante Автор вопроса

ARNOLD M
I think you need to go in on fewer bigger stakes. ...

Hmm yeah gas sucks.. I bought a chunk of hex that I am ready to stake but I'd also like to buy more soon. Are the gas fees high to set each stake though? I was just using those $ amounts as an example. Personally I'd probably do 1k per stake at least..

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11.10.2021

Ke

If you switch the view to HEX you can see the difference in the behaviour of the stakes irrespective of the USD value. This should help you determine what’s best for you. Typically longer pays better. But you need to be realistic about when you will need access to funds. Ideally you want to be in a position at some point where you have stakes coming out every year.

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Ngolo Kante Автор вопроса

Ke
If you switch the view to HEX you can see the diff...

Yeah that's what I was thinking...every 6mths or every year having stakes and and then being able to start new ones would be ideal.. Hopefully ETH gas fees come down after 2.0 fork. And pHex will be way cheaper gas fees to stake. So I'm not sure how many stakes I sohuld do right now..

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ARNOLD M · Accepted Answer

ARNOLD M

I think you need to go in on fewer bigger stakes. Gas will put you behind. If you put in a few hundred and it costs 50 to buy hex and stake it then you're down 20-25% off the bat.

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