I wrote a How-To for determining how many coins in your wallet are being mined for POS interest.
I show how to use Coin Control get your total number of coins being minded by the YACoin client.
You can find the How-To here:
http://yacointalk.grokonet.com:8090/t/calculate-your-staked-coins-with-coin-control/41
I show how to use Coin Control get your total number of coins being minded by the YACoin client.
You can find the How-To here:
http://yacointalk.grokonet.com:8090/t/calculate-your-staked-coins-with-coin-control/41
I am not familiar with YAC POS calculation. I see this line here
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Each chunk of eligible coins has it's interest calculated based on the chunk's age in the range between 30 and 90 days.
Does it mean for POS generation if I have 100 YACs in the wallet for 1000 days I can only expect 100 * 90* 5% / 365 reward if a POS block is found? In PPC POS calculation the probability of finding a POS block is based on coin age capped by 90 days but the reward value itself is not capped. In the above example I would expect 100 * (1000 - 30) * 1% / 365 reward.
Groko - that is a great post on yacointalk. I've been mining YAC since the launch, and I learned a few things from your overview. Thanks!
And I believe mhps is right - I think YAC caps POS at 90 days. So a 100 YAC transaction at 1000 days would produce the same interest as at 90 days (100 * 90 / 365 * 0.05 YAC = 24.65 coin years * 0.05 YAC => 24 years * 0.05 = 1.20 YAC gained).
Again the guide is very well written, but it maybe helpful to add an example, or two, of how the 5% interest is calculated. Things like the coin-year rounding down to the nearest whole year weren't initiative to me when I originally started. From the example above, I would have expected 1.23 YAC instead of 1.20 - it boggled my mind why all POS were 'rounded' to the lowest 0.05. I figure if we can save someone an hour of sifting through the forums, it will benefit the community.