POOL OF STAKE (PSK)
Pool of Stake (PSK) is a first decentralized pool for Proof of Stake, the future of Blockchain. Qtum, BOScoin, Tezos and other PoS coin holders can unite in the Pool of Stake and launch Mining 2.0, generating daily forge bonuses simply by staking their PoS coins.
There are several advantages! First and foremost, the security of the system, the scale of the economy, the saving of electricity, the AI in support of the best investment for PSK members - comparing the rewards of various blockchains based on real data of members of the community and the support of blockchains that speak out through a transparent governance mechanism.
We have 1 type of IOU per blockchain and 1 IOU, each transaction is generated in the node of your personal wallet and you according to the distribution of the daily reward.
No problem! The payout of your initial amount moved to the node will still be free, but the premium you generate will be reduced according to the table that sets the fee.
We have connections to several exchanges. At the moment we can not give names or details due to legal regulations. There are several online leaks that we can neither confirm nor deny.
If you are particularly enthusiastic about voter turnout and you do not agree with the voting result of the pool, you have an option. First, you can withdraw your staked coins from the PSK node, transfer them into your PoS wallet, and participate directly in the native Blockchain. However, in this scenario, you lose money by missing the daily rewards.
With a full chain system and an IOU certificate, we can ensure the full security of your coins.
Every day, over a snapshot of tokens on the node every night at 23:59:59 CE (S) T and about the distribution of the reward generated throughout the day.
The PSK is our service token that is used to lower the fee to withdraw the generated premium. The IOU is a ownership certificate that gives you the ability to move the token from the forging node.
You have 2 options to buy PSK through ICO or listed exchanges.
The PSK team can not move your personal tokens! Only you can load and unload the tokens using the mechanism of the IOU token. So it's important that you pay close attention to the wallet on which you receive the IOU tokens.
Our analysis has shown that most PSK users will hold different PoS coins. There are different voting procedures for each PoS blockchain. PSK will provide a unified voting process that allows PSK users to vote on different PoS blockchains through the same mechanism. In addition, in most cases, voters have to hold a minimum amount of coins in order to vote. Since PSK members have their coins staked in the pool, they can simply use the PSK dial mechanism to influence the development of the native PoS blockchain without having to withdraw their set coins. So PSK's Governance model allows for simultaneous voting and participation in a pool. In addition, it facilitates election processes for PSK voters.
No, only you can do it, the IOU mechanism gives you full responsibility for the process.
The Smart Algorithm will help a user to benchmark with all members of the community to ensure that a high level of privacy gives some indication of the quality of the investment and that some tokens are more profitable.
No, we are not an exchanger, you have to buy in the market, then move your coin in PSK node.
A pro rata sharing between 0% and 10%, based on the PSK stored in your personal wallet. The PSK system analyzes the number of PSK tokens held each night and calculates the reward. The PSK do not have to be spent, they just have to be kept.
Nothing! You can continue to use the PSK service and withdraw your original PoS coins for free. If you wish to withdraw the generated bonus, the PSK Team will be charged a 10% fee to ensure future development.
Distribution takes place 10 days after closure of the ICO.
Nothing! You miss the chance to influence the development of the PoS block chain according to your interests. For dPoS coins, you have the option of transferring your vote to a PSK delegate who acts on behalf of your and other voter interests.
Proof-of-Work: A method that requires miners to validate transactions in a blockchain by developing a mathematical function called a hash.
Proof of Pledge: A method that allows miners to validate block transactions based on how many coins they use in that network (as deposits). Here is a post in which the founder of Ethereum explained a design philosophy of PoS.
Both methods exist to fulfill a common purpose on the Blockchain: to validate that the person sending Bitcoin (or any digital currency) has the right amount of money in their account. And after the transaction is completed, he or she no longer has the coin in his account (aka, to avoid duplicate spending).
And yet the two have an inherently different approach to this goal. PoW vs. PoS: Buying a Shovel vs Deposit in a Bank
By definition, proof-of-work means breaking the hash function and proving that the result is correct. While it is difficult to decode the function, it is easy for other miners to verify the result as soon as a miner gets it - simply by putting it back in the works to see if it works, like an algebraic problem , If so, congratulations! Here is the price. So take your shovel, do the physical work and show everyone that you have mined the gold.
Proof-of-stake, however, is a mechanism that does not require mathematics. Instead, simply lock a certain amount of your bet within the network, ie your cryptocurrency generated in this blockchain. This is your proof because something is at stake. The network uses a random selection algorithm to determine who the next blocker is, with factors like how many coins you lock in, how old the coin is or how long you've been imprisoned, etc. Different PoS-based blockchains have different criteria, but that Core does not require a lot of hardware work. It's something like deduction and interests.
PoW vs PoS: Block Reward vs No Block Reward
In the PoW-based blockchain, miners do hard work and are rewarded. Remember Bitcoin and Ethereum, where a new block rewards 12.5 bitcoins and 5 ethers. But there is another thing, a transaction fee. If you send me a bitcoin, this transaction must be validated and documented in the blockchain via the hash function maths that make miners. But they do not do it for free, so you have to attach a transaction fee. The next lucky guy making the next block gets all the transaction fees and the block reward itself, which is 12.5+ bitcoins.
In the PoS method, the blockchain has no block reward. Only transaction fees. Therefore, the participants of the PoS block chain should also be called validators, not miners. They only facilitate the validation of transactions without the mining activity like PoW.
Financially
Character PSK
Bonus Available
Bounty Available
MVP / Prototype Available
Platform ether
Accept ETH
Minimum investment 0.1 ETH
Soft cap 2,000,000 EUR
Hard cap 8,000,000 EUR
Country Switzerland
White List / KYC KYC
Restricted areas USA, China, Canada, Israel, South Korea, Vietnam
Timetable
Are ICOs better than venture capital?
There is still a conservative wave of thinking that is reluctant to accept ICOs as venture capital investors (VCs) as the primary source of new business acquisition. These conservative thinkers argue that multiple factors, notably volatility, cause too much uncertainty compared to traditional VC funding. At Pool of Stake, we believe that these conservative thinkers are wrong and that ICOs are the beginning of a financial revolution that gives both project developers and investors more freedom. In the following article we compare the growth for each of these fundraising methods and then explain some of the benefits of taking cash from ICOs rather than VCs.
The beginning of this decade was a booming phase for VC fundraising. Thousands of startups received millions in exchange for equity and voting rights. This led to several great companies, but it also paved the way for many over-funded companies that did not achieve what they had planned. After a certain peak, VC funds have shown signs of withdrawal. There are two variables that we can use to measure the state of VC funding. The first is the total number of VC transactions that took place worldwide, and the second is the total VC financing in dollars. The high point for the total number of VC funding deals was the first quarter of 2015. The peak value for total VC funding in dollars was in the second quarter of 2016. Based on data from a KPMG report, we will compare the peaks with the latest verified numbers.
Q1 2015 - Highest total VC financing: 5,250
Q2 2017 - Recently updated data on VC financing deals: 2,985
Change = -43%
Q2 2016 - Peak for VC total funding in dollars: just over $ 45 billion
Q2 2017 - The latest data on total VC financing in dollars: $ 40 billion
Change = -11%
The trend is clear. Both the total number of VC funding transactions and the total financing by VC in dollars has fallen. What does that say? VCs have stopped being so generous with their funding and more selective about their projects. The lower decline in total VC funding in dollars, accompanied by the greater decrease in the total number of VC funding contracts, supports this theory. VC financing also has disadvantages for investors and the project team. Investors are working for a company's equity that they can not sell in a public market if they want to unsubscribe. Project teams are constrained by investors who take an active management role in the company, which requires projects to be up and running, and limits the panning of the business model, which can lead to success.
ICOs paint a different picture. Last year was the first boom for the market, and this year looks even better. According to coindesk data, the $ 6.3 billion achieved so far this year by the ICOs represents 118% of the total amount invested in 2017, which was the peak year so far. As we still have not completed the second quarter of this year, we will compare the first quarter of 2018 with the same quarter of 2017, which was the peak year for ICOs (the first quarter of 2018 is the highest ever). , We use ratios similar to those of VCs, taking into account the total number of ICOs who received funding and the total US dollar spent. The data looks like this:
Q1 2017 - Total number of ICOs receiving funding: 15
Q1 2018 - Total number of ICOs receiving funds: 203
Change = + 1.353%
Q1 2017 - Total of USD $ 38,740,000 collected by ICOs
Q1 2018 - Total amount of USD earned by ICO = $ 6,330,150,000 USD
Change = 16.340%
Numbers speak for themselves. There is an increased interest in ICOs. Despite the uncertainty caused by volatility and regulation this year, investors and projects are still jumping in ICOs. Why? Because they offer great benefits that other forms of fundraising do not have. One of the key benefits for investors is that they are not stuck with illiquid equity from a company that they can not sell, as is the case with VCs. After the IPO, the token of a project can be traded freely. If the investor is not completely convinced of the development of the project, he can sell his share or buy more if he loves it! From the perspective of a project team, there are many advantages. First of all, it is easy to raise money from investors around the world, so it is very easy to raise a budget to develop a project. Second, the company does not have to provide shareholders with equity or voting rights so that they can manage their project as captain at all times. This is very important as VCs sometimes over-engage in projects and either negate the idea or allow no positive change due to an excessive focus on profitability. This is especially important as almost every major company in the world has changed and changed its business model.
Pool of Stake is proud of this new method of fundraising. We look forward to achieving our financing goals with an ICO. We also want to help the people who helped to realize the project. We do not give away any securities or stock of our company, but rather a sign that enhances our product and provides real value to anyone who applies it.
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