off the USD dollar amount equaling 4800 or is it payed off CRO’s vale of token ? Example 40k at .192 when you upgrade =208333 X 12% gives you 25k tokens a year.
All staking calculations are based from raw token count, the fiat value of these tokens is not considered during payout
so the lower the value of CRO the more return on the stake, right?
Mmmmmm not really, because the stake doesn’t add/remove tokens as the value fluctuates — If 10 CRO = 40k at the time of staking, your stake will remain active, even if 10 CRO = 20k in the future The higher net token returns only happen with cashback, since that is directly influenced by the fiat value of CRO
I got my indigo back when it was 10k CRO and I get 19.23 every week off stake. This leads me to believe that the icy stake would give you more CRO weekly since it’s based off fiat buy in money and value of CRO at the time of stake.
It would give you more CRO because 40k of CRO is ~105,000 CRO 😁 So 12% of 105k is larger than 10% of 10k
scenario 1. 40k at .192= 208,333x12% gives you 25k CRO yearly on stake return. 2. 40k at .5= 80kx12% gives you 9600 CRO a year. What am I not understanding?
The card stake remains fixed — So if you lock up scenario 1– You will be receiving 12% of 208,333 until you unstake, or upgrade If you stake at 0.19, and 5 months in, CRO drops to 0.15.. your stake is unaffected, and you will continue earning the same amount of CRO weekly (Because the stake interest does not calculate fiat value, and you are not adding or removing tokens)
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