Quote from: candlesticks on January 20, 2015, 05:54:53 PM

Quote from: elektrax on January 20, 2015, 05:28:04 PM

Quote from: HYPERfuture on January 20, 2015, 05:20:17 PM

This is true I do understand it. But as you say it is also true that it seems Inkha is 100% devoted to building GP infrastructure like the pet game and other long term projects. Most devs do not get to work as quickly as he has done on his projects for this coin. It is great.

Also everyone I have staked 2.5 GP from a chunk of 100 GP I had in my wallet.

As 2.5 GP seems to be the maximum it looks like my hunch was correct and 100 GP inputs would be optimal to maximize staking So divide the coins into 100 GP lots and start staking a lot more every day ** This info comes with no warranty but it is my opinion from my testing ** Hope someone else can post a tutorial for those that need it to do this I am too busy right now.

I think i can provide additional evidence to this.
Checking my transactions, the closer a deposit to receive-address is to 100 gp, the more often that address stakes. also, my highest stake output it 1.8 so far.
I have everything from 10 to 88 in like 30 addresses, but nothing over 88.

I think blocks smaller than 100 may be better. Blocks of 100 would already be at the maximum stake potential, therefor the stake wouldn't be able to "grow" with age. There are only 1440 blocks per day(1 minute block times?) I think, I may be wrong. So not everybody will be able to stake all their blocks in a day. Smaller blocks is just a band-aid on a bigger issue.

FWIW I contacted the dev in private, days before posting my concerns here. My complaints aren't with the staking, they are because the dev won't respond with a rational explanation, just says everything is fine.

I was hoping for a response more like" I'm on it it, it will be fixed or explained ASAP."

Personally I don't mind if the inflation is lower as it means the GP we have is more valuable.

I suppose you could start staking in 50 blocks of GP but it will have a lower staking weight than 100.