Quote from: Jewelettes on July 06, 2018, 11:19:31 AM

I have a small amount of coins staking on my wallet and Nomadcoin's POS reward is fixed at 50 coins per block. I don't know the minimum input required to have the coins staking though. I just noticed that my wallet receives stakes every three days.

Quote from: amazingporo on June 24, 2018, 07:52:49 PM

Good question. What is yearly POS reward?

If you're using the GUI wallet, pass the mouse's cursor over the nomad logo at the bottom-left of the screen (it'll provide the expected time based on your proportion of the network-weight). If you're using a command-line wallet, the "getstakinginfo" command will give you that same info.

I don't know about the other pool but Cryptohub seems to be staking about 1.4 NMD per day per 1000 in my account; this is roughly the rate of stakes generated in my local wallet (which I don't keep up 24/7 though). From that -- although this is not a very robust calculation (a quick five-day evaluation/sample-size Grin

) -- that equates to about a 50.9% expected return over the course of a year -- on staking (and ignoring possible price-appreciation). [ The math is: getting a daily percentage return by dividing the stake-amounts-generated by the wallet balance then, getting a longer-term average over the evaluation-period and then multiplying the ~0.0014 by 365 which yields a little above 50% ].

Based on that admittedly-rough/non-exhaustive empirical estimate (and a little trial-and-error with a calculator) then I suppose about 35,800 NMD should on average generate a stake daily in a local wallet if you're staking 24/7 (35,800*0.0014 = 50.12) .

Like some other coins, the local wallet seems to generate lucky streaks on a given day (several stakes one day, relatively few the next).