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Fair Weight for FLAPX is set to 100,000 coins.
Input Weight Cap
Coins Per Input
This mechanism guarantees that if User(A) has a block of 1,000,000 coins, and User(B) has a block of 100,000 coins, and both user's coins are the same age, both users have the same chance of staking a POS reward .
Both blocks will only gain a max staking weight of 100,000 coins per additional block. This is an anti-competitive staking measure. If you have a block of 100,000 coins, you have an equal, or fair chance to stake a POS reward.
Fair Weight determines your chances to stake, not the amount of coins rewarded.
Personal Intrest Percentage
Coins Per Input
Fair Weight 2 (FW2) also known as your PIR (Personal interest rate) Is the mechanism that determines how much your reward will be.
FlapXcoin isn't just about holding coins; it’s about smart staking. While most cryptocurrencies let "Whales" (large holders) dominate the network, FlapX uses a unique Fair Weight system to ensure every holder has a seat at the table.
In standard Proof of Stake, 1 million coins give you 10x the winning chance of 100,000 coins. In FlapX, we use a Fair Weight Cap.
The Cap: 100,000 coins.
The Rule: For the purpose of winning a block, the network only counts up to 100,000 coins per input.
The Result: A user with 100k coins and a user with 1M coins (in one block) have the exact same chance of staking. This prevents "Staking Monopolies" and keeps the network decentralized.
While Fair Weight determines if you win, PIR (also known as FW2) determines how much you get paid.
This mechanism calculates your reward based on your coin age and total balance.
This ensures that even though winning chances are capped for security, you still receive a fair return on your investment (targeting 5-22% APR).
To get the best APR, you shouldn't just leave your coins in one giant pile. Your FlapX wallet actually has "Auto-Pilot" features built into the code to manage this for you.
A. The Auto-Split (nStakeSplitAge)
If you find a block too quickly (with coins less than 16 hours old), the system assumes your "pile" is too big.
What happens: The wallet will automatically split your coins into smaller chunks.
Why: This helps you avoid "Dead Weight" and ensures your coins are spread out to maximize future winning chances.
B. The Auto-Combine (nStakeCombineThreshold)
On the flip side, having thousands of tiny "dust" coins is inefficient.
The Threshold: 202,000 coins.
What happens: When you stake, the wallet will look for small bits of change and "sweep" them together—but only up to 202,000 coins.
Why: This keeps your coin piles in the "Sweet Spot" (between 100k and 200k), where they have the highest efficiency for both network security and your personal APR.
To get the most out of FlapXcoin, keep your wallet open. By leaving your wallet running, you allow these automated features to constantly organize your coins. The wallet will "prune" and "group" your balance into the most mathematically efficient piles, ensuring you don't lose interest to "Dead Weight" and that your "Fair Weight" is always working at 100% capacity.
Imagine the FlapXcoin network is a lottery that runs every minute. To play, you use your coins to buy "tickets."
1. Fair Weight (The Ticket Cap)
The Old Way (Standard PoS): In most crypto, if you have 1 million coins, you get 1 million tickets. A "Whale" (someone rich) wins almost every time because they have the most tickets.
The FlapX Way: FlapX puts a limit on how many tickets a single "bundle" of coins can buy. The limit is 100,000.
User A (The Whale): Has a single bundle of 1,000,000 coins. Because of the cap, they only get 100,000 tickets.
User B (Regular User): Has a bundle of 100,000 coins. They also get 100,000 tickets.
Result: Even though User A is 10x richer, they have the exact same chance of winning the block as User B. This stops Whales from dominating the network with a single massive wallet address.
Strategic Takeaway: If you are User A, you should split your 1 million coins into 10 separate bundles (inputs) of 100k each. Then you would have 10 separate chances to win.
2. PIR / Fair Weight 2 (The Prize Size)
If Fair Weight is about winning the lottery, PIR is about the size of the check you receive.
Once you win the block, the system looks at your coins to decide your reward. This calculation (FW2) ensures that the interest rate (APR) is applied to your coins. It effectively separates the "security" of the network (selection) from the "economy" of the network (payout).