Good question. Rewards vary because: “Ethereum staking APR is mainly affected by the number of active validators that dilute staking rewards and by the network activity paying out more or less transaction fees, priority tips, and through MEV opportunities created.“
That quote is from this site:
https://www.kiln.fi/post/pos-ethereum-staking-rewards-a-deep...
But, if I were to assume a rate of 4%, compounding monthly, for 20 years. 32 could turn into 71. I got that number using this calculator:
Learn how I used money from my retirement account to buy 32 ETH and set up a solo Ethereum validator node (a server that helps run the Ethereum blockchain and earns an ETH reward for that work).
Interesting. Instead of just using shades or green and blue, would you consider displaying numerical values too? I was confused about how close the tiles were to flipping to my color.
Trying to find more info about the creators. Looks like there is a Delaware Corp but no officers publicly listed. Hmmm. Anyone else know where to learn more about the creators?
Symbolic computation deals with the computation of mathematical objects symbolically. This means that the mathematical objects are represented exactly, not approximately, and mathematical expressions with unevaluated variables are left in symbolic form.
> Sell me on why I would use your credit union.
> I don't know why I should be concerned about my bank or credit union and use your credit union.
Here’s an article about how your banking data is probably being sold: [1]
Concern for privacy would be the main selling point. But it would also have to be a great banking experience too. Great website and mobile apps. And rates that beat the competition.
> Concerns about your idea:
> - Banking laws / regulations are very detailed in the US don't allow for much anonymity for traditional consumer banking accounts. (there are some legal ways to do that aren't traditional consumer banking, it but it is hardly fool proof and legally complex and I'm not sure about rolling that out at scale)
It sounds like you know more about this than I do. Any resources you can direct me to so I can learn more?
> - Once you introduce a credit / debit card the privacy may be out the window as 3rd parties are involved.
I’m hoping there will be a technology solution we could develop that would make credit/debit transaction data private. Perhaps a card that generates a new credit card number for every transaction?
> - People might simply not care / will be a hard sell to get them to understand / care.
Agreed. I wanted to test the idea here because I thought HN would have more people who care about privacy.
I’d like to hear more about that project. Can you share a URL if it’s public? I’ve imagined making something like that for showing a version of a super-8 film at 18 frames per second.