thanx for your answers! but this is too much effort for that... look at ANS, there you can stake just kkeping your ANS in the wallet...even if the wallet is closed or the computer off....
Would you mind linking to what you're referring to? It sounds interesting. I doubt what they are doing is true staking, since by definition, staking requires constant computational power to produce and process blocks.
Indeed, what provides network security then? Also interested here.