After a few very bad (and sad) years and selling most of my ORB 4-5 years ago i'm planning to buy me some ORB again.
I still had a tiny small wallet running 24/7 to stake a bit past years. Hope my ORB wallet will grow again in time.

Good to see that Ghostlander is still taking care of this project. One of the most trustable dev's in this crypto world.

It's alive as long as I'm around, that's for sure.

BTW Orbitcoin is 10 years old now.

Do we know about the funds that will be distributed back to holders? As far as I know, it wouldn't be the 100%.

I just love the fact that El Salvador laughs in the face of this dip and buys more. This is more bullish than any $10k dip. I'm guessing Microstrategy has probably done the same, and every other entity which understands what bitcoin will become.

Explorer: http://cryptopool.at/explorer/ORB

Can you explain why it is better to have them on different addresses? Is this security related or POS related? Ty!

New to staking? Try this Guide.
FAQ

POS Guide |Credit: Crofly

    Staking starts if coins are at least 1 day in the wallet. For staking the wallet has to be open

    Wallet uses every input for staking. The more coins you have and longer they are in your wallet (max age 16 days) the higher chance they have to get a pos block
    It's also based on luck and difficulty

    After an input is rewarded with a pos block, its coinage is resetted to 0, so this input has to wait 1 day again for it to stake..


    Additionally if the input was bigger than stakesplit (default: 400 ) and coinage was not max ( 16 days ) they will be split in 2 halfs
    For example if an input of 100k coins gets a pos block before its coinage is 12 days, it will be split in 2 halfs to 2x 50k and of course coinage resetted to 0
    For inputs this autosplit the wallet does repeats until the value "stakesplit" in your config has been reached

    so it may take a while until a stack of 100k or more is splitted into stacks of 500 coins

    As the Autosplit may take a while depending on the sice of coins one has, it helps to manually split them manually to like 10k / 1k / or even 300 inputs
    This can be achieved by sending the amount to a new address in your wallet via coin control
    Before you do, check the next point first

    Sending/splitting coins of a big stack resets coin age of the coins you want to split and the remaining ones
    The remaining coins will be moved to another change address in the wallet, that's why it's coin age will be 0 again

    Stakecombine combines input that are below the value in the config ( default 200 ) with max 10 inputs together
    If you have many small blocks, manually combining them could help

Please be advised, those are only my personal researches and understandings of how it works

Staking options

-stakegen=<n> Generate coin stakes (default: 1 = enabled)

-stakemintime=<n>Set the min. stake input block chain time in hours (default: 48 or testnet: 1)

-stakemindepth=<n>Set the min. stake input block chain depth in confirmations (default: follow -stakeminage)

-stakeminvalue=<n> Set the min. stake input value in coins (default: 1.0)

-stakecombine=<n>Try to combine inputs while staking up to this limit in coins (20 < n < 200; default: 20)