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But as i said i have some ideas how to simplify it..

Can you share some more details and how you plan to simplify it? I think that it actually being over complicated a bit and coin age isn't relevant when you're dealing with exchanges anyways because they're constantly moving the coins back and forth between their own wallet and therefore there's no real way to see how much each person has earned regardless

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This is not about an exchange and moving coins within one wallet. So, yes it can be very simple i guess i miss read your first post.
One have to require people to not move their coins in a certain time period that is a couple of days more then minimum coin age to ensure they stake. Maybe 30 days. If they move them before no interrest is payed.

Yeah, the problem is exchanges don't keep coins in the same addresses you deposit them into. ie.

I make a deposit of 100k MINT right now. That's put in Address A.
Later on, when the hotwallet hits 500k (due to 4 other depositors), 350k coins are going to be moved to the exchange's cold wallet, Address F (including coins of mine, B, C, D and E)

From time to time the hot wallet will need replenished. This means coins are moving back from F to another address for sending out.

When we make the deposits is irrelevant because the exchange is going to be shifting things back and forth between hot/cold wallets and addresses for paying out.

I can't see the connection between the banking idea and an exchange?

I figured the bank would be doing things safely. This means moving coins to cold storage instead of having them all in the hot wallet. If this is wrong, that's a HUGE liability and I'd recommend avoiding it.

If you deal with cold storage, you're moving coins around from cold->hot->cold as needed to meet the demands of depositors. This means coins are being moved from one address to another. If I deposit 1k coins today, those won't be minting from that address since you'd be merging them with others through the hot->cold process.

That can be easily solved by the coin control features already integrated in the mintcoin wallet. I already use only the recent coins for transactions while my older coins are staking. I think people will understand if their coins are staking so they can't use them instantaneously. Or that they lose their coin age by moving the coins. Most people will just put the money in their wallet and let it there and collect interest. Just like a bank.