Quote from: bocyaj on October 05, 2016, 03:47:15 PM

Quote from: redjedievolution on October 05, 2016, 03:25:07 PM

Yes, i have 0.3 0.22 0.66 3.75 1.81 1.13 very different amounts...

And also some stakes show "generated but not accepted"

Quote from: DragonBall Fan on October 05, 2016, 03:17:34 PM

Quote from: thisisanalias on October 05, 2016, 07:35:28 AM

I've been staking 24/7 on my laptop. Is staking just random stake amounts and random income amounts because I am staking all my coin and it just sometimes stakes 2000 for eg then 5000 and all income amounts are differnet. Avg 1 NAV an hour. Just curious how it works? Tempted to ditch more Monero for NAV haha.

Cheers

Maybe someone can answer to this?
I am also interessted how it works.

If I compare diffrent coins, all working little bit diffrent.
The generation of coins in Peercoin looks random: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ppc/#@inflation
NAV is more constant: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/nav/#@inflation
ShadowCash generated constant new coins and each block little bit more: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/sdc/#@inflation
BlackCoin generated constant, each block exactly 1.5 coins: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/blk/#@inflation

From what it depends on, how many coins are generated in a block?

your wallet balance actually consists of numerous smaller chunks of coins, you can see the amount and size of these chunks in the wallets coin control. Each one of these chunks is essentially staking and trying to solve the next block in the chain. The chance the chunk of coins has to solve the block is based on the amount of coins in the chunk as well as their age, the result of this is known as their network weight, the higher the network weight, the greater chance of solving a block. When one of these chunks of coins solves the next block, the reward is also based on the amount/age of coins in the chunk. for ex: you have a chunk of 1000 coins that are exactly one year old when they stake/solve the block, you would be rewarded a full 5% of 1000 [50 coins], if those coins were only 1 day old, the reward would be (5% * 1/365) * 1000 [~0.13 coins].

I could be wrong, but pretty sure that is generally how all POS coins work. the difference in generation of coins between different alts is most likely due to how often and regularily wallets are left open/staking. If everyone leaves their wallet open 24/7, the staked amounts will be very linear. Whereas if people only open their wallet for staking once a month, the results would non-linear.

When a chunk of coins stakes a block, these coins will not be available until the block they solved is confirmed, 60 confirmations. After 60 blocks, your coins will become available again and will have most likely been split up into two smaller chunks. From example above, you would probably now have two chunks of 525 coins ( assuming they were a year old when staked) visible in under coin control.

edit: yes, Remy_5 would have a much better explanation than me, let me know if it ins't clear as mud. :-)

Thank you for the explanation
So how I understand, I would get the same amount if I stake just 1 day per year in compare to 1 year 24/7?