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Quote from: mehdiktflow on January 11, 2017, 01:22:21 AM

any wallet online ?

Here is where you can find vty wallet
https://poswallet.com/sign-up.php?referral=drnash85

Pos wallet is a good online wallet,you cn also use an exchange wallet but it is highly recomended that you run a desktop wallet to keep majority of your coin,so you can have a back up of your coin in case any incident happen,do not put all your eggs in one basket too.

Those who refuse to heed the warning are going to get burned. I posted warnings a couple times in the past about how they scam users (and multiple others have come forward with the same situations). If you trust PoSWallet, you're going to lose everything.

This I highly doubt, because I've been with PoSWallet since day 1, I know they have been going through some growing pains : such as-- during the times when there was only one support member on the team (this is probably why you and others claimed you've been burned). I never had one incident with PoSWallet. I understood they were going to have tech difficulties from the beginning ( most were the actual wallet issues that the actual coin devs were the only to take action) if you ever ran more than one wallet on your machine , you would know this.

What you just stated is the same story as Mt. Gox. Same as Cryptsy. Same as (insert multiple other sites here). People argued that "because I wasn't affected, obviously nothing happened." Then they cry when they lose everything. All I can do is toss up a warning -- the rest is on each individual. Just sad to keep warning people about these things, then they lose everything and cry. In my case, I only had ~0.2 BTC stolen, but there are some that are risking far more than that.

I can also say that I have so far had any issues using and staking with POSWallet. However I don't leave a lot of coins on there just in case and the coins I do have on there is because I don't have enough space on my Laptop to have all these wallets so POSWallet does help me in that way. I do have some VTY on there staking but onlu 1 million which isn't much but while I'm offline at least I'm still earning some rewards, that's another benefit from POSWallet. But again if people are a little worried then don't store a lot of coins on there and only store what you can afford to loose.

The benefit of staking 24/7 is negligible compared to staking once a week or less (even as far as once every 1-1.5 months is still negligible). And if you run the math, staking 24/7 is actually going to result in a loss due to lost coin days. Not really going to go into the math behind it but if you look at your inputs, it'll all make sense.

I personally stake every 10-20 days a single time. This also keeps it from splitting into two, which means less coin days destroyed from having to merge and micro-manage. That time period is the best way to earn, by far. And that excludes the micro-management you'd have to do otherwise,

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