holding drastically more than minimum required for a roll and/or to bake?
I'm assuming if I'm delegating all of that away to a baker then there is no benefit. However, if I were to be a baker, I would have a much larger impact in regards to voting.
What kind of answers are you looking for? If you are a baker you can influence tezos more since you can vote, activate flags for liquidity baking and adaptive issuance etc
Lots of answers! 😂 For now: -If you have more than one roll, 16k, 24k, etc, as an example, is each one classified as a roll? Of just your one holding. -If you hold multiple rolls, but delegate and stake, is there additional incentive to do so without being a baker? Can you propose upgrades or modifications? Or does this only come from the internal team, and then voted for? - if you become a baker, is there additional protocol for your own private holding versus public? More responsibility I'm assuming if you take on baking? I'm assuming them you can vote on upgrades? -Is you vote based on your total holding as a baker? -Lastly, is there any instructions or tutorials given to be a baker? How much knowledge is required to be one? Thank you to you and anyone else for answering.
Since I and J upgrades, rolls are not used anymore as a unit for baking or voting right, it's now total amount staked
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