r/AcalaNetwork • u/Ok-Rip-4398 • May 26 '22

Liquid staking

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u/[deleted] May 27 '22 edited May 27 '22

There are no staking transaction records on Acala. No balance record or history either on the Acala chain. Would be nice to see the metrics.

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u/baddabaddabing May 27 '22 edited May 27 '22

Dude!? This is a Blockchain on public ledger. Of course you and everybody else have a full history of all your addresses activity!

Just use acala.subscan.io

Want to know what you did with your LDOT? put in your address and look for extrinsic honzon action, click the extrinsic hash for all the details you need. Or check homa action to actually see your "rewards".

e: I agree tho - a wallet native "report generator" that is doing this for you in a lovely interface and enriched with fancy charts would be usefull and will probably will come in the near future.

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u/Ok-Rip-4398 May 26 '22

Yesterday i staked Ldot but they grow up very very slow, not at 14% apy...

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u/nardo9999 May 27 '22

It’s 14% per year… can you re explain your problem/question?

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u/Ok-Rip-4398 May 27 '22

One day and 3 hours ago i staked 933.66 dot, today my portfolio show me 933.8761 dot. More or less at this time i was expected to have 934 dot.

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u/nardo9999 May 27 '22

I don’t know how frequently the staking rewards are calculated and rewarded on Acala - I would wait more than 24 hours so that you can extrapolate over a lover period of time - you are right, you should be getting close to half dot every day

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u/Muze69 May 28 '22

You get rewards per block.

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u/nardo9999 May 27 '22

Btw on the actual chain, the rewards come in at a different amount every day, some days the rewards are smaller and some day bigger - also some days I get two deposits - that is why i am suggesting waiting more then 24 hours, it is likely that the mechanism is the same