However, the probability of successfully staking under POS also depends on the amount of coins you have. However, some coins have a dPOS algo that allows you to delegate your stake to another party, or you can also pool your stake with other coins.
Lisk and EOS are examples of dPOS coins, while NEO, Gridcoin, Blackcoin and Peercoin are some examples of POS coins.
Oh, I do not understand clearly here. I think the reward of staking should be equally divided for the stakers.
For example:
total coin: 2000, annual inflation = 1%
=> Each year has 2000*1% = 20 new coin created.
If there are only 2 stakers:
A with 100 coin in his wallet
B with 900 coin in his wallet
=> Then the reward will be divided for the stakers as below:
A = 20 * (100/(100+900)) = 2 coin
B = 20 * (900/(100+900)) = 18 coin.
Right?