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staking but not showing ?
so this shows im staking, wallet is encrypted and unlocked for staking
ubuntu@blockchain:~/qtum/src$ ./qtum-cli getstakinginfo { "enabled": true, "staking": true, "errors": "", "currentblocktx": 0, "pooledtx": 1, "difficulty": 5702714.96436759, "search-interval": 162609, "weight": 28832500000, "delegateweight": 0, "netstakeweight": 2646958805433621, "expectedtime": 11751000 }
but then ubuntu@blockchain:~/qtum/src$ ./qtum-cli getwalletinfo { "walletname": "", "walletversion": 169900, "balance": 305.24100000, "stake": 0.00000000, "unconfirmed_balance": 0.00000000, "immature_balance": 0.00000000, "txcount": 6, "keypoololdest": 1618237532, "keypoolsize": 1000, "hdseedid": "8af54f4563643b5e81b0ebd782ce2e04648c1f16", "keypoolsize_hd_internal": 1000, "unlocked_until": 1718476436, "paytxfee": 0.00000000, "private_keys_enabled": true, "avoid_reuse": false, "scanning": false } show my stake to be 0.000000, where my balance is 305.24100000
this command shows nada
ubuntu@blockchain:~/qtum/src$ ./qtum-cli getdelegationsforstaker "QLeKxnZg5KDSq5422jgx4VbWMyXq8ycdu4" [ ]
and have run this ubuntu@blockchain:~/qtum/src$ ./qtum-cli splitutxosforaddress "QLeKxnZg5KDSq5422jgx4VbWMyXq8ycdu4" 100 200 { "selected": "34.412", "splited": "0.00" }
PLEASE HELP :)
Yes, read about the technology here https://github.com/qtumproject/documents/blob/master/en/SUMMARY.md
Your staker is setup correctly, staking 305 QTUM your expected time to a block reward is about 3 months https://qtum.info/misc/toolbox/stake-calculator
Good luck! Tech support at https://t.me/qtumofficial
great thanks appreciated. when u do find a block reward does this get added to your balance or goes into a reward wallet? in other words where does the payout go? Thanks again
On Saturday, May 1, 2021, 'Jack' via info @.***> wrote:
Yes, read about the technology here https://github.com/ qtumproject/documents/blob/master/en/SUMMARY.md
Your staker is setup correctly, staking 305 QTUM your expected time to a block reward is about 3 months https://qtum.info/misc/ toolbox/stake-calculator
Good luck! Tech support at https://t.me/qtumofficial
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The block reward goes immediately to the staking wallet address, and matures after 2,000 confirmations (now). Basically the block publishing wallet sends a transaction to itself committing the stake for 2,000 confirmations. For example, the wallet could use a UTXO with 100 QTUM as the input for the stake and receive an output of 101 QTUM (plus some transaction fees and gas, if in that block), thus paying itself the 1.0 QTUM block reward.
great thanks for the explaining
i read that now a block reward is 1 qtum but 4 times as many blocks get produced, is correct?
also i see the reward calculator went from roughly 5% apy to like 16%. is that accurate?
Regards
On Saturday, May 8, 2021, 'Jack' via info @.***> wrote:
The block reward goes immediately to the staking wallet address, and matures after 2,000 confirmations (now). Basically the block publishing wallet sends a transaction to itself committing the stake for 2,000 confirmations. For example, the wallet could use a UTXO with 100 QTUM as the input for the stake and receive an output of 101 QTUM (plus some transaction fees and gas, if in that block), thus paying itself the 1.0 QTUM block reward.
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Yes, previously the subsidy was 4.0 QTUM for 675 blocks/day or 2,700 QTUM/day. After the hard fork the subsidy is 1.0 QTUM for 2,700 blocks/day or 2,700 QTUM/day, so inflation stays the same.
The qtum.info stake calculator https://qtum.info/misc/toolbox/stake-calculator is correct. Return is based on network weight, which changes over time.