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@calprut · (edited)
"100% Powered Up" or "50/50" to maximize rewards?
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@themanwithnoname ·
"100% Powered Up" or "50/50" to maximize rewards?
<p>Thanks for your response. </p><p>The rewards algorithm is more complicated than just how a person wants their rewards. Previously, Steem's internal systems always assumed that the price of SBD was at $1.00 because it's supposed to be a stable coin, and therefore always at $1.00... or at least $1.00 of Steem. So whenever the price of SBD was lower than $1.00, you got more rewards by posting 100% powered up. And when the price of SBD went over $1, you got more rewards by posting 50/50, because even though the half that got paid in SBD was based on the price of SBD being at $1, it was actually higher. </p><p>Things have changed, so I'm just trying to find the new way to maximize rewards. Though your answer wasn't what I was looking for, I appreciate your attempt. </p>
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@themanwithnoname ·
"100% Powered Up" or "50/50" to maximize rewards?
<p>Thanks for your response. </p><p>The rewards algorithm is more complicated than just how a person wants their rewards. Previously, Steem's internal systems always assumed that the price of SBD was at $1.00 because it's supposed to be a stable coin, and therefore always at $1.00... or at least $1.00 of Steem. So whenever the price of SBD was lower than $1.00, you got more rewards by posting 100% powered up. And when the price of SBD went over $1, you got more rewards by posting 50/50, because even though the half that got paid in SBD was based on the price of SBD being at $1, it was actually higher. </p><p>Things have changed, so I'm just trying to find the new way to maximize rewards. Though your answer wasn't what I was looking for, I appreciate your attempt. </p>
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@crypto-wisdom ·
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@themanwithnoname ·
"100% Powered Up" or "50/50" to maximize rewards?
<p>Thanks for the detailed response. I'm aware of the difference in how the rewards were paid out, but after HF20 there were some changes and I was interested in how those impacted rewards. </p><p>Smooth had talked about how SBD interest wasn't being paid because SBD was no longer pegged to $1, but pegged to Steem instead as a result of passing the 10% debt threshold. I was curious if this impacted the rewards payout of 50/50. Powered up wouldn't have changed as that's all in SP, but I was curious if the 50/50 option had an area where it was more advantageous to use it (much like when SBD was above $1 before).</p><p>I'm not sure if the graphics you included are yours, but the second one should say "100% of Author Reward in SP" not 75%. The 75% is of the Total Post Rewards.</p><p>Thanks again for your response! I appreciate it.  </p>
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@themanwithnoname ·
"100% Powered Up" or "50/50" to maximize rewards?
<p>Thanks for your response. </p><p>The rewards algorithm is more complicated than just how a person wants their rewards. Previously, Steem's internal systems always assumed that the price of SBD was at $1.00 because it's supposed to be a stable coin, and therefore always at $1.00... or at least $1.00 of Steem. So whenever the price of SBD was lower than $1.00, you got more rewards by posting 100% powered up. And when the price of SBD went over $1, you got more rewards by posting 50/50, because even though the half that got paid in SBD was based on the price of SBD being at $1, it was actually higher. </p><p>Things have changed, so I'm just trying to find the new way to maximize rewards. Though your answer wasn't what I was looking for, I appreciate your attempt. </p>
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@shivohum2015 ·
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@themanwithnoname ·
"100% Powered Up" or "50/50" to maximize rewards?
<p>That's a very detailed response, thank you! Although I was aware of most of it, many people aren't and you did a great job of explaining it. Hopefully that's something that can help others as well.</p><p>When I said SBD was pegged to Steem and not $1 anymore, I was referring to something that Smooth said in regards to why interest was not being paid on SBD. Previously when the price of SBD was below $1, interest was paid on it. However, now that the debt of SBD is more than 10% of Steem in circulation, he was saying that SBD was pegged to Steem, and not to $1. Maybe I misunderstood what he was trying to say.</p><p>Regardless, I was attempting to determine if this meant there was extra rewards to be earned by posting 50/50 even though SBD is priced below $1.00. </p><p>Thanks again for your response!</p>
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