hex when it's staked? Where do the coins go and is it a real burn (sending to an address that can only receive) or is it keeping hex in a place that we can redeem it with end-stake. We all know it's called burning, bit if it is, what is the address that hex goes to since we cannot see it in the null 0x0 address? Thank you in advance.
When you stake HEX it's sent to a burn address https://etherscan.io/address/0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000#tokentxns, which by definition can't be owned by anyone. The HEX contract issues you T-Shares, which accrue your interest for the duration of your stake. When you end the stake your HEX principal plus accrued interest is minted back to your wallet from the 3.69% annual inflation of the total HEX supply.
Then why I can't see any hex there?
Whether you can see it there or not makes no difference. If you look at a stake transaction on etherscan.io, thats where staked HEX goes. The HEX contract has also been audited by two different independent security firms. http://hex.wiki/security
OK, burning means that the coin is sent to an address that can only receive. If the hex is sent to 0x0 as we see in the transaction, then why we can't see it there among the other tokens?
you can paste your public address in stakehex.today or hex.vision or staker app to see your stakes
Probably because the exact address the contract sends the staked HEX to is an invalid address. What matters is when you stake HEX the coins are burned. https://etherscan.io/address/0x000000000000000000000000000000000000000
You can't send anything to an invalid address. Or I don't know what invalid address is...
More like you don't know what you're talking about. All you need to do is look at at a start stake transaction on the HEX contract address. It shows you exactly what address the staked HEX is sent and burned at. https://etherscan.io/token/0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39
HEX contract address: 0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39 8 decimals.
So, what is the burning address, cuz I am so dump to see it myself? If you say it's the null 0x0, then explain why we cannot see any hex there. If it is not, show me the burning address please
I already answered your question.
Sure. Thanks. I will wait for a simpler answer from someone else since you are not helping me at all
That's probably because HEX is an IQ test. Go invest in dog coins instead.
Higher IQ requires good explanations also 😊 I see, bro. I see
Dude, be patient. If you don't want to help at least let someone else don't be a bully
No, you are wrong. Sending to the 0x0...0 address is not really burning of tokens. It is just a transfer to an address that cannot have keys. It is colloquialy called burning, but those coins are not burnt. Only the contract can truly burn its tokens.
common "burning" in crypto is just send to an address no one can access. Not really burning. If you design the contract better you can delete coins and mint coins
Thank you. So, what is the exact case with hex staking since we can see that hex is sent to the null address in the transaction info, however, we cannot see any hex there?
It is not sent. I already answered you.
holding hex liquid is like a savings account, staking short term is passive income generation, and staking longer is like a retirement
also, it is bullish for the hex price that the coins are gone and no one can just change their mind and sell them later. Hex is not like proof of stake where your can pull out and sell coins whenever
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