How does one go about staking and unstaking their EOS? What if a user has more than one dApp - is it necessary to stake on a dApp basis? And if that’s true, resources used are computed on a dApp basis rather than for a high level account as a whole?
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Technically users and dApps are synonymous as far a resource allocation is concerned, similar to Ethereum, where it doesn't matter if the address is a contract or a person, as long as it pays for it's gas.
In this video Dan explains the process for resource allocation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6CTRdx6NVE
Essentially, bandwidth and CPU are staked for 3 days using a staking contract that will be provided by block.one (for both smart contracts and users), and RAM is allocated and paid for in real-time (during this process either the sender or receiver can be charged for this).
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Thanks. Viewed the video. I still wonder if you can have a hierarchy of accounts, and stake the high-level or, optionally, stake each individual (or both).– expaandCommented May 21, 2018 at 22:28
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The beauty of this solution is any of the above is possible. Commented May 28, 2018 at 19:49