Quote from: vella85 on July 23, 2020, 11:38:18 PM

Quote from: versprichnix on July 16, 2020, 12:57:44 PM

Quote from: vella85 on July 15, 2020, 10:47:00 PM

Can anyone here tell me how much beans we need now to sprout several times a day? I have over 500k but I am not sprouting daily like I used and I know that the network weight has a lot to do with it so I am thinking that it would be closer to 1 million beans needed to sprout at least a few times daily.

Statistically i have one sprout daily for 500k beans.

Thanks mate.

I'm thinking that I need to fix my inputs and maybe make them into say 5k or 10k inputs and see how that goes as most of them are small inputs which could be why I'm not sprouting daily like I was earlier this year.

I was thinking that once Ethereum enables staking that it will create a lot of hype for staking coins and as BeanCash has been around for many years already we have a big chance to gain some of that exposure. Also I think the fixed stakes for BeanCash is something that might attract some people as its like fixed interest from a bank when banks were giving people interest on their money lol. Its just something to think about as ETH moves towards staking.

Long-term staking is inflation, this reducing the market price of the asset (you can find this correlation if being extreme, 100% or 1000% inflation yearly for example). Staking leads, in my opinion, to nothing more than preserving the wealth oneself own. Short-term staking can be very profitable, if you manage to buy near the lows of the charts, and it's now i believe.

Yes, for efficient sprouting collect the small fractions and send them alltogether to the own or a new address, then it should sprout again. i have no splitthreshold or combinethreshold in my configuration file, if somebody knows about, please give a hint how to configure.