Stake, Delegate and Withdraw
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The basic requirement to become a PoolScan Network Coin chain validator is to have a stake amount of at least 100,000 PoolScan Network Coin tokens. The stake amount is the sum of staked and delegated PoolScan Network Coin tokens of the address. This guide walks trough the process of using MEW (MyEtherWallet.com) in the process of using PoolScan Network Coin network.Roadmap - Those functionalities will be built into our Studio and will not require any technical knowledge in the future.
There are two options to stake (both should be called from the address which would be the validator)
1.Send PoolScan Network Coin tokens to the consensus contract - 0xC48b6EAECd49959235dE3DE5C73974079d2Be325 on the PoolScan Network network.
2.Call the `stake` function on the consensus contract -0xC48b6EAECd49959235dE3DE5C73974079d2Be325 on the PoolScan Network network.
PoolScan Network Coin token holders who don't want to run a node by themselves but still wish to participate in governing the network can delegate any amount to one of the validators.Delegating is done by calling the `delegate` function on the consensus contract with the validator address as data (see screenshot from MEW).
Both stakers and validators can withdraw their PoolScan Network Coin tokens, up to the staked/delegated amount, at any time. The withdrawn amount will be deducted from the validator stake amount, and if the stake amount becomes below the minimum stake amount - the validator will be removed from the PoolScan Network Coin chain validators list.There are two options to withdraw:
1.Call the `withdraw` function on the consensus contract with one parameter - the amount to withdraw. This call is for stakers, and will reduce the stake amount of the sender address.
2.Call the `withdraw` function on the consensus contract with two parameters - validator address and amount to withdraw. This call is for both stakers (who can use their own address as the parameter) and for delegators to withdraw their delegated stake on a specific validator.
