As usual, you are throwing your "free coins" buzz word around. I'm assuming that you believe in your mind that the invested coin provided by the investor (that's being used in the contract) is considered to be a "free" coin when the investor had to buy or earn this coin. The coin is real when you provide it for the Ionomy staker contract. Please explain how you think the investment coin is free?
The invested coin is being mined with POS in a ION staking wallet as a service provided from Ionomy and paid a daily earnings on it... Ionomy earns the coin by providing the 24/7 computer resources to mine in a staking wallet..
Currently Ionomy is running a Halloween special that offers an earnings of 100% APR on Ionomy staker contracts... Come earn some "free" coins (according to CyberBuds)...
Disclaimer: you have to provide BTC to pay for the "free coin" (the staker investment coin)... unless CrytoBuds can convince you the investment coin is free...
Sharkie, the Halloween coins are not free to the "investor" of course. The team has the FREE coins from the ICO or wherever they came from (funny how you're totally unconcerned about that part), they staked those FREE coins for six months earning more FREE coins, and they now get "investor's" BTC for said coins. And you shills sing along praising this "promotion". It's not promoting anything, it just allows the team to dump their ION without having to deal with the extremely thin volume on the exchanges.
Of course you're still welcome to post wallet and masternode addresses showing that the team is indeed staking the way you claim, and the Halloween coins are being bought on Yobit or something...