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Knowing the characteristics of coins plays a big role in the decision making on whether to invest. Especially how long it takes to get staked tokens back to liquid or delegations returned can make a big difference. I didn't find this information collected elsewhere. I hope this is useful for others as well:
| Token | Undelegation | Powerdown | Powerdown transactions |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARCHON | immediate | 33 days | 11: 1 every 3 days |
| ASH | 5 days | 4 weeks | 4: 1 per week |
| BEE | 7 days | 40 days | 4: 1 per 10 days |
| CCC | 7 days | 13 weeks | 13: 1 per week |
| CINE | 7 days | 4 weeks | 4: 1 per week |
| CTP | 5 days | 7 days | 1 |
| LEO | 5 days | 4 weeks | 4: 1 per week |
| NEOXAG | 7 days | 13 weeks | 13: 1 per week |
| PAL | 7 days | 13 weeks | 13: 1 per week |
| POB | 7 days | 4 weeks | 4: 1 per week |
| SPORTS | 7 days | 6 weeks | 7: 1 every 6 days |
| STEM | 7 days | 4 weeks | 4: 1 per week |
| VIBES | 8 days | 4 weeks | 4: 1 per week |
If you're interested in other tokens not listed here let me know in the comments then I can add them. If you find mistakes in the numbers above, let me know please.
Data Source
The powerdown and undelegation values are available from the HiveEngine API from the tokens contract:
params = {
"contract": "tokens",
"table": "tokens",
"limit": 1000,
"offset": 0,
"query" : {},
}
The fields are undelegationCooldown, unstakingCooldown and numberTransactions.
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This is one of the very common question, however the answer was never so clear as it is mentioned in this post. 4 Weeks of powering down period is really manageable in case of many of these tokens. Cheers man
Yes, 4 weeks for most of the tokens, but not all. I wonder if hive has plans to reduce to 4 weeks as well...
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thanks for info again