no longer have custody. Not your keys, not your coins.... and all that.
If you’re giving up your private keys to stake your crypto, you’re not staking your coins. You’re giving your crypto away in a scam
Do you know what it means to stake coin?
Staking your coun doesn't need you to give out your private keys, you have access to your coin anytime, you can see it and you can decide to pull out of stake. Nothing sounds like scam about that
You misread my statement. Read it again
We have a strong preference for protocol managed delegation. This essentially means you can stake and earn yield but don’t give up spend authority or governance rights on your coins.
what is the required stake rate of total circulation after pos?
How likely do you think it is that only Orchard(or the latest pool) will be supported after moving to POS? I think this would be a big positive
For staking I think you will need a small amount as a minimum, to operate a stake pool (validator pool) you will need a certain amount, like ethereum when they established the 32 eth to run a validator node
The feasiblity of that is being researched now, but IMO I'd say this is desirable and would simplify state transition to the PoS chain.
We haven't really gotten into the economic security analysis yet, so we don't have defiitive numbers.
Interesting. Is there any vision regarding zsa mechanism and how it could benefit zec investors who paid for the dev via the dev tax? I saw multiple options listed but a bit abstract for now... Can we get more to the point somewhere and can we vote for the mechanism?
I think there isn’t much more than the George Mason university paper at this stage. Qedit said they would look over it, I’m sure it will be increasingly discussed in the coming months and the community will have an opportunity to express their opinions. It does seem important to get the economics right
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