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  1. Several blockchain networks are suitable for building a DeFi staking platform, each with its own unique features and advantages. Here are some popular choices for DeFi staking platform development: Ethereum (ETH): Ethereum is one of the most widely used blockchain networks for DeFi applications. It offers a robust smart contract platform, a large developer community, and a wide range of decentralized finance tools and protocols. Ethereum's strong network effect and interoperability make it an attractive choice for building a DeFi staking platform. Binance Smart Chain (BSC): Binance Smart Chain is a blockchain platform that runs parallel to Binance Chain, offering compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). BSC provides lower transaction fees and faster block confirmations compared to Ethereum, making it an appealing option for developers looking to build a DeFi staking platform with cost efficiency and scalability in mind. Polkadot (DOT): Polkadot is a multi-chain platform that enables interoperability between different blockchains. It offers a scalable infrastructure and a robust set of tools for building decentralized applications. The Substrate framework used by Polkadot allows developers to customize their own blockchain with specific staking mechanisms, making it a suitable choice for building a customized DeFi staking platform. Cardano (ADA): Cardano is a blockchain platform known for its focus on security, scalability, and sustainability. It utilizes a unique proof-of-stake consensus mechanism called Ouroboros, which enables staking and governance functionalities. Cardano's emphasis on formal verification and peer-reviewed research makes it an attractive option for developers looking for a secure and reliable foundation for their DeFi staking platform. Solana (SOL): Solana is a high-performance blockchain network designed for scalability and low-latency transactions. It offers fast confirmation times and high throughput, making it suitable for applications with demanding requirements. Solana's ecosystem includes various DeFi protocols, and its infrastructure can support efficient staking mechanisms for a DeFi staking platform. Avalanche (AVAX): Avalanche is a decentralized platform that aims to combine the best features of existing blockchains. It provides high scalability, low fees, and fast finality. Avalanche's Subnets feature allows developers to create their own customized blockchains within the network, making it a flexible choice for building a DeFi staking platform with specific requirements.
  2. Are you wondering how to stake faster, in your DNR QT Wallet? Right now this is mainly to increase staking extraction blocks. Required: Spreadsheet Software like Excel Notepad++ Denarius QT Wallet Some DNR whether its large or small. First backup your wallet.dat. Now fully unlock the wallet to make this faster. Then create addresses, you will want 500, don't count, just click, push enter many times over and over again. Make an address and give it a label. We will be sending the entire balance to this one address. I labelled mine armageddon. Now send the entire balance to this address. Next with your new 500 or less addresses, go to the receive coins tab, and then File -> Export. This will export a .csv file somewhere, make note as we need to open that next. Copy the column with addresses, should be 500. From there we open a new notepad++ text file and paste the column in. In notepad++ we should have 1 single column of addresses. On line 1, click at the very first area on the left. Push ALT-C. Text to Insert will be a ". Click OK and this will put quotes down the left side. Now if your balance is 5000 DNR with 500 addresses we want to distribute 10 DNR to each address. Do some quick math here on your balance and number of addresses. Click, at the end of line 1, and push ALT-C. Text to insert will be ":10, ":10, CTRL-A to highlight everything and copy with CTRL-C. Now you have a text file in proper format, sample here "WALLETADDRESS":10, Go back into the QT Wallet to Help -> Debug Window -> Console. This is a short sample of what to type into the console window. sendmany "armageddon" '{"WALLETADDRESS1":10,WALLETADDRESS2":10}' The line will be long, and you may end up with a , at the end. Make sure to delete the last comma before the }. Push enter, it will distribute your balance to each address and give you a transaction number. Wait 8 hours for coins to mature and get to staking much more with this little trick. I don't think this works with other coins as DNR has a slightly different POS system. Also there seems to be a limit of 500 addresses for sendmany. And you can't do this twice to make 1000 addresses on the same wallet. Block Explorer https://www.coinexplorer.net/DNR
  3. Posting a rolling blog of PoS staking stats. Going to try to keep these up everyday as we get closer to POW ending. https://medium.com/@cryptoBuzzB/d-staking-stats-july-28-2019-d7798c1db22b
  4. A full tutorial on how to Stake Denarius Coins - D. Staking Denarius is as easy as accumulating Denarius coins, sending into your own QT Wallet and waiting the initial 8 hours for the coins to mature to be ready for staking. First we need to get a Denarius Wallet so we have a D address to use for staking. The place to download the latest wallet is from Github under releases. This has a section for latest released wallets compiled by the main Developer, Carsen Klock. https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases Direct Download Links Windows - https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases/download/v3.3.9.2/Denarius-v3.3.9.2-Win64.zip MacOS - https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases/download/v3.3.9.2/Denarius-v3.3.9.2-macOS.dmg Ubuntu - compile yourself Windows We can store the QT wallet .exe anywhere on your PC. For example, you can make a folder called c:\crypto\denarius and store the QT wallet .exe there. Come up with a location to run the .exe from and copy the .zip you downloaded and paste into this new directory. ctrl+c to copy and ctrl+v to paste, or right click for copy and paste commands in Windows File Explorer. Unzip the Denarius.zip file and you will see denarius.exe. This is the QT wallet. Double click this executable file, and the wallet will start up. In the background the wallet will create a denarius.conf file in the blockchain directory and start to sync. Congratulations, you now have a Denarius address! hint: The blockchain data is defaulted to store in C:/Users/<yourname>/AppData/Roaming/Denarius When Carsen releases a new wallet, all you do is close the wallet, overwrite denarius.exe and double click to run again. MacOS hodl Ubuntu hodl
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    PoS Changes?

    This is a poll to figure out what direction the community wants to take with Denarius's Proof of Stake consensus system. No dates or options are for certain yet.
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