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Any primeblock stakers here? Want to hear some info on

whether or not they are regular with sending out rewards

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This response is technical, but it does explain exactly how the protocol works and why rewards from staking may not be paid on a regular basis. The Elrond blockchain has 4 shards (3 transaction shards and 1 metachain shard). Each shard has 800 validators assigned to it. 400 are eligible and 400 are waiting. The ones waiting are showing with a clock in the explorer. The ones that are eligible are working and will receive rewards at the end of epoch. The epoch time is 24 hours. At the end of each epoch, 80 validators are randomly selected from each shard (total 320) and put at the end of the shard waiting list (showing with a clock in the explorer). 320 validators are taken from the head of the shard waiting list and are distributed randomly into each of the 4 shards (80 validators to each shard). Validators added to the shard waiting list will spend 5 days on the waiting list until being selected again to be eligible. During the waiting time, the validator details page in the explorer will show “not in consensus”. Over time, the amount of time spent in the shard waiting list and the amount of time spent in the shard eligible and working will average out to 50/50. TLDR; due to the random shuffling nature of the protocol, rewards may not be paid each day, but over time the rewards paid will approach and eventually equal the quoted APR.

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