#SolarCoin gives 2% and if you have solar panels you can get more coins every 6 months. Not so active here on steemit but a really good community slack available at www.solarcoin.org
#Gridcoin gets 1.5% and if you search for disease cures on your computer you get additional coins every time you stake. Loads of activity here on steemit, good quality articles and content about how to work with it.
Just download a core node, fund it and you are off, no fixed buy in.
Yearly as per your other examples. Note SolarCoin is uses Proof of Stake Time from Vericoin so the % isnt fixed but depends on stake window. Consistently active stakers get more reward than intermittent ones.
Yes, the SolarCoin looks intresting, but I have to read the whitepaper before I'm able to make a desicion. What do you think about NEO? The yearly persantage is higher and I like the concept of NEO.
There isnt a direct whitepaper for SLR, its based on the DeKo whitepaper (the authors being the founders of SolarCoin). There is also the Government Policy Paper which speaks of the use cases and segments for SLR specifically. Note SolarCoin is operating for 4 years already.
I dont personally hold any coins that have smart contract functionality, not that Im against it per-se (its a neat idea) but there seems to be a lot more scope for technical errors than with more basic and well audited first gen cryptos. I tend to get involved in coins that I can actually interact with at a value generation level, steemit, SolarCoin, Gridcoin; rather than just HODL and hope :)
Hmm maybe because a masternode brings more %? Or tell me which coins are you staking at the moment?
#SolarCoin gives 2% and if you have solar panels you can get more coins every 6 months. Not so active here on steemit but a really good community slack available at www.solarcoin.org
#Gridcoin gets 1.5% and if you search for disease cures on your computer you get additional coins every time you stake. Loads of activity here on steemit, good quality articles and content about how to work with it.
Just download a core node, fund it and you are off, no fixed buy in.
The percentage is yearly? Mounthly?
Yearly as per your other examples. Note SolarCoin is uses Proof of Stake Time from Vericoin so the % isnt fixed but depends on stake window. Consistently active stakers get more reward than intermittent ones.
Yes, the SolarCoin looks intresting, but I have to read the whitepaper before I'm able to make a desicion. What do you think about NEO? The yearly persantage is higher and I like the concept of NEO.
There isnt a direct whitepaper for SLR, its based on the DeKo whitepaper (the authors being the founders of SolarCoin). There is also the Government Policy Paper which speaks of the use cases and segments for SLR specifically. Note SolarCoin is operating for 4 years already.
I dont personally hold any coins that have smart contract functionality, not that Im against it per-se (its a neat idea) but there seems to be a lot more scope for technical errors than with more basic and well audited first gen cryptos. I tend to get involved in coins that I can actually interact with at a value generation level, steemit, SolarCoin, Gridcoin; rather than just HODL and hope :)