Thanks for that info on the Coin Control feature. I could have used something like that on my Nano S hardware wallet at one time when I received a boatload of dust from DGB P2Pool mining and it messed things up so bad I had a huge amount of trouble trying to get my coins out of the wallet.
I have a question about staking in LCP though. When I hover over the arrow it pops up with the following:
Staking.
Your weight is xx
Network weight is xxxxx
You have a 50% chance of producing a stake in 2 day(s).
Is staking something like a lottery? I had read that staking was 15% but it would seem by the statement made that it
'could' be 15% or maybe not.
If there is a link that details better how that works then I would be interested in reading it and save you from having to explain it all here.
Also. as it relates to how the wallet would interact with a mining pool, would Peercoin be close to LCP in getting blocks and RPC interaction?
This would be a coin definition in a particular mining software for Peercoin:
{
"name": "Peercoin",
"symbol": "PPC",
"algorithm": "sha256",
"site": "http://peercoin.net/",
"blockExplorer": {
"block": "https://abe.peercoinexplorer.net/block/",
"tx": "https://abe.peercoinexplorer.net/tx/",
"address": "https://abe.peercoinexplorer.net/address/"
},
"options": {
"isProofOfStakeHybrid": true,
"blockTemplateModeRequired": true,
"useDefaultAccount": true
}
}
Disregard the sha256 algo of course. Does that seem to make sense to how the LCP wallet works? If not, what would be a coin that is closest to LCP in RPC mining interface and requirements for coin definition?