POS is not always linear :) If you have there inflation and staking where reward from inflation comes random but more less proportionally to stake of each node it can be different. F.E. you have 3 Nodes/Stakes - A has 100 coins, B has 400 coins and C has 500 coins - All sums to 1000 coins. Inflation daily 1%. A and B start staking while C doesnt. C losses each day because of daily inflation and not staking to keep original value of coins - A and B gain because their stakes get bigger in relation to all existent supply- and more than only that 1% to keep their value. You could say A and B get rewards proportionally but it's not true. B has initially 4 times bigger stake and gets 4 times bigger amount of coins from inflation and it has consequences. The result is faster accumulation of ROI by B than A. Interest from interest grows in time and accumulates - what means that if you start big in time you become even bigger. But it can be solved easily by leasing stake to the bigger pool to make it top1 forger - then reward is split proportionally. That's also answering wider question why rich people become even richer in time and why you always in any economical system you get a class of richest 1%. They just get richer because of accumulation of interest in time (if only their gain is higher than actual real inflation of money in the system). In real world you don't have pools to share your savings with others to gain proportional reward thanks to scale on financial markets. Such POS makes bigger incentive to hold coins than to use them - because when you use them - you aren't staking and your money looses value. This is good to keep high value of the coin, less money is exchanged or sold and this boosts it's price because of that locked supply. But this is bad because it can kill incentive to spend coins for utility of this coin - this utility must be more valuable then simple staking for reward. Nothing is perfect. Gold and silver are also more like PoS than PoW. You buy it - you keep it staking without big cost and it grows in value because of inflation in relation to fiat money - and the more people are staking and not trading gold - the harder recession there is - the more gold rise in price.
POS is not always linear :) If you have there inflation and staking where reward from inflation comes random but more less proportionally to stake of each node it can be different. F.E. you have 3 Nodes/Stakes - A has 100 coins, B has 400 coins and C has 500 coins - All sums to 1000 coins. Inflation daily 1%. A and B start staking while C doesnt. C losses each day because of daily inflation and not staking to keep original value of coins - A and B gain because their stakes get bigger in relation to all existent supply- and more than only that 1% to keep their value. You could say A and B get rewards proportionally but it's not true. B has initially 4 times bigger stake and gets 4 times bigger amount of coins from inflation and it has consequences. The result is faster accumulation of ROI by B than A. Interest from interest grows in time and accumulates - what means that if you start big in time you become even bigger. But it can be solved easily by leasing stake to the bigger pool to make it top1 forger - then reward is split proportionally. That's also answering wider question why rich people become even richer in time and why you always in any economical system you get a class of richest 1%. They just get richer because of accumulation of interest in time (if only their gain is higher than actual real inflation of money in the system). In real world you don't have pools to share your savings with others to gain proportional reward thanks to scale on financial markets. Such POS makes bigger incentive to hold coins than to use them - because when you use them - you aren't staking and your money looses value. This is good to keep high value of the coin, less money is exchanged or sold and this boosts it's price because of that locked supply. But this is bad because it can kill incentive to spend coins for utility of this coin - this utility must be more valuable then simple staking for reward. Nothing is perfect. Gold and silver are also more like PoS than PoW. You buy it - you keep it staking without big cost and it grows in value because of inflation in relation to fiat money - and the more people are staking and not trading gold - the harder recession there is - the more gold rise in price.
The YouTube user poltergeist responds to Ivan's outburst about writing on paper (cue the spooky music): 4:08 :D
Something about this kid's face makes me sick. Zuckerberg has it to.
David Hogg wants to grow up to be James comey
This pickle boy gets passed around like a joint at hotel clinton
Like roaches these millennials.
Talks like a 25 year old
generaly has the profile of a serial killer.
He's one of those gay frogs you spoke about.......soy boy
What a pencil necked little cuck..he sounds gay as hell even through a deep ass voice changer