Most PoS blockchains let you stake coins on your own. In many cases, however, that won’t let you make the most out of your stake. Your stake must remain connected to the network around the clock. Even a brief misconnection could disrupt your earning potential by sending you to the back of the line. Joining a staking pool offers some significant advantages - let us look at them here.

1. Staking Pool
Guide
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2. 02. How PoS works
Proof-of-Stake (PoS) offers a more energy-efficient
alternative to Proof-of-Work (PoW). Depending on how a
project designs the protocols of its blockchain, PoS can
also be more decentralized. A PoS system replaces the
complex calculations of a PoW system with something
much simpler — ownership of the blockchain’s token.
Theoretically, anyone who owns the
token has the ability to process
transactions onto the blockchain.
That accessibility can make it more difficult for a powerful
few to gather undue influence over the blockchain. In
addition, adding a block does not require as many
computations, which makes the power-consumption of a
PoS blockchain less of a burden on the environment.
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3. The first step to becoming a stakeholder is
to lock away a certain number of coins in
the blockchain’s digital wallet. You retain
ownership of those coins, but you can’t
spend them without giving up your right to
participate in the transaction process.
Keeping the wallet connected to the
internet makes your computer part of the
network of stakeholders. As long as you’re
connected, your stake gives you a shot at
adding transactions to the blockchain.
Becoming a
stakeholder
Each PoS blockchain has a different way of
selecting which stakeholder has the right to
process transactions and earn mining rewards.
The simplest approach is a random selection
from the pool of participants.
Some blockchains add an aging function. When
you first join the selection pool, you get put to the
back of the line. The people who have waited
longest get a better shot at being picked next.
Other blockchains base the selection on how the
size of the stake. People who have set aside
more coins, or groups of people who have
pooled their stakes, are more likely to get picked.
Selection
algorithm
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4. PoS systems are becoming more common
as blockchains become more sophisticated.
Some projects still use PoW miners to
handle the basic processing of transactions
while using PoS stakeholders to perform
higher-level functions for distributed
applications (dapps).
Another advantage of a PoS system is that,
at heart, it is a way to cast votes to reach a
consensus. Those votes don’t have to be
limited to transaction blocks. The votes can
form the basis of a governance system,
letting the stakeholders decide on the
future direction of the blockchain’s
development.
Add value to the
blockchain
Ethereum is the second-largest cryptocurrency
after Bitcoin. It was founded as a pure PoW-
based blockchain, but the project’s developers
are hard at work on a PoS system that will let the
blockchain support new features.
Joining a PoS system as a stakeholder becomes
more than a way to earn more coins.
Stakeholders become active members of the
blockchain’s community and help shape the
future of distributed ledgers in society.
PoS and the
blockchain’s future
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5. 05.
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Advantages of
Staking Pool

6. Most PoS blockchains let you stake coins on your own. In
many cases, however, that won’t let you make the most out of
your stake. Your stake must remain connected to the network
around the clock. Even a brief misconnection could disrupt
your earning potential by sending you to the back of the line.
Joining a staking pool offers some significant advantages.
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7. Always connected
Running a masternode requires a server that’s
always has a high-speed connection to the
internet. Some people don’t want to — or
aren’t able to — deal with the complexity of
server setup and maintenance. Other people
live in regions where internet or electricity
services aren’t reliable.
Staking pools take the hassle out of staking by
taking care of all the technical details. Whether
running on their own hardware or with a virtual
private server provider, the staking pools
guarantee that pools are always serving their
blockchains.
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8. Steadier, more
predictable earnings
A small stake will have a difficult time
generating consistent results. Some
blockchains give larger stakeholders
preferential treatment. Even if the blockchain
project treats all stakeholders equally, a small
stake may not get a cut of a block reward in any
given month or year.
The large size of staking pools increase the
odds that they will get picked to write a block or
vote on a block that gets written to the
blockchain. As a result, rewards come in more
frequently and more consistently.
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9. Introducing CanETH pool - The
smartest way to stake your Ether
A purely decentralized proof of
stake (PoS) network on Ethereum
blockchain to validate ongoing
transactions on Ethereum
Blockchain.
Our vision is a solution to ease the
transition into ETH2.0 Proof of
Stake (PoS) by using a
decentralized pool network.
The PoS validators and nodes on
the network timestamps
transactions by hashing them into
an ongoing chain of hash-based
proof-of-stake, forming a record
that cannot be changed without
redoing the proof-of-stake.
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10. Your possible earnings
(Use Case)
Total ETH staked Yearly Earning
10 ETH 1.15 ETH
$5,900.00 $681.45
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11. To schedule a staking
demo with one of our
staking consultants,
get in touch with us.
Contact us from our website:
www.caneth.org
Send us a mail:
info@caneth.org
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