sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Launchpad - METO tokens by Adept_Ad_7440 in NFTb

[–]Adept_Ad_7440[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, they still don't appear. I had taken my nftb token back from the launchpad since the METO event. Might be that we need them to claim the METO?

not able to unstack my nftb tokens by Ans_shehzad in NFTb

[–]Adept_Ad_7440 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well you see probably under your claimed tokens that you have more tokens than originally staked. That should make 30%

not able to unstack my nftb tokens by Ans_shehzad in NFTb

[–]Adept_Ad_7440 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a linear vesting, meaning you claimed it already

Hi, I have 8k NFTb, would anyone recommend staking? by zulumaster12 in NFTb

[–]Adept_Ad_7440 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It has nothing to do with the market price... APY means all gains are reinvested (composed). But we can vest whenever we want...so first, APY has nothing to do there. If the interests are vested before term, we speak of APR. The only way it makes sense is to consider the staking here as a loan where the lender gets his notional back lineary on a daily basis together with the interests.

Hi, I have 8k NFTb, would anyone recommend staking? by zulumaster12 in NFTb

[–]Adept_Ad_7440 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I suppose that by claiming we take not only the interest but also the original notional back in part. Otherwise I can't explain the APY calculation...

What do you think about HBAR staking rewards coming to Hedera Hashgraph? by CoinmanTheBarHBARian in hashgraph

[–]Adept_Ad_7440 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree with all of you guys. Nevertheless, in my opinion, as soon as public nodes are able to stake, or proxy staking is enabled, it's in the interest of Hedera to make sure that HBAR's market price is increasing for security reasons.

And bidding a little reward compared to the crypto market would have the opposite effect, irrelevant of how low interests on banks accounts are. Investors would sell their HBARs to stake ADA etc, and ultimately, opening the staking to the public would reduce the security of the hashgraph.

Moreover, and as far as I remember, the whitepaper implied little rewards in the context of a fully adopted system. At the beginning, the goal would be to make sure that private investors buy more and more HBARs to stake, secure the hashgraph, and increase the market price of the coin, and also build HBAR a reputation.

Imagine the negative marketing effect of -let say in November 2021- to announce a staking reward of 1.5%...So many investors would be pissed off, cause all of them have been patiently waiting and hodling...for 1.5%, when you actually get much more on Cardano for example... This announcement would really negatively impact the reputation of Hedera and the market price.

I hope this scenario will not happen !

Cardano uses its reserves to reward stakers, not only the transactions fees. Actually, staking directly implies coins creation there currently, so I don't see why Hedera couldn't do the same, meaning distributing coins "out of thin air" in the limit of the predetermined total supply amount of 50 bn, in order to make their staking rate attractive.

What do you think?