Academy – PoS/Staking Pool

A staking pool combines the resources of several stakeholders to increase the chances of getting block rewards (staking rewards). Staking pools are the PoS (Proof of Stake) equivalent of Mining…

FAQ – NodeCube Cold Hosting

What is “NodeCube” Cold-Node hosting? The Cold-Node setup option allows you to host cold masternode(s) for supported coins. StakeCube hosts, maintains and updates the masternode(s) but you keep the coins/collateral…

FAQ – StakeCube AML Policy

Anti-money laundering (AML) is a broad term for laws and regulations put in place to prevent criminals from making money illegally or moving illicit funds. While many illegal activities are…

Academy – Smart Contracts

Smart contracts are digital contracts designed from the ground up to process, validate, and if necessary enforce the parameters of the contract. They allow for the creation and facilitation of…

Academy – Delegated Proof Of Stake

Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS for short) is a blockchain consensus designed with maximum decentralization and engaged users. It was created as a direct response to the energy use of…

Academy – Compound Interest

Compounding, usually refers to the rise in value of an asset from interest earned on the initial principle down with accumulated interest over time. Resulting in a time & asset…

Academy – Digital Signatures

Digital signatures are the digital version of handwritten signatures on paper documents. The goal of both kind of signatures is to provide authenticity and to grant that a document or…

Academy – Technical Analysis

Technical Analysis (TA) is a term used in finance referring to a forecasting method that tries to predict future price and market movements by analyzing market data from the past,…

FAQ – MineCube

What is MineCube? MineCube allows you to buy Workers, which are shares in our mining pool that currently mines BTC, LTC, ETH and DASH. How much does the hashrate cost…

Academy – Proof Of Burn

Proof of Burn (PoB) is a consensus algorithm where “miners” send coins to public addresses that have been randomly generated to become inaccessible and unusable. By sending the coins to…