I don't know much about PoS, but as it was explained to me, it should equal out to the same. Eg, if you have 1% of the wealth you'll get 1% (on average) of the

I don't know much about PoS, but as it was explained to me, it should equal out to the same. Eg, if you have 1% of the wealth you'll get 1% (on average) of the awards. Likewise if you have 10% of the wealth, you'll get 10% (on average) of the awards. On average you're getting the same percentage of rewards as you originally held, meaning on average everyone ends up with the same percentage of coins. No stake holder inflation. That's just how it was explained to me, not my words. Now, with that said, if it's purely coin based and not distributed based on some type of percentage, than I imagine it would start to get out of whack.. no? Eg, if you have 10% and you win the next coin giving no one else money, then at the next lottery you have 10.001% to get the next coin. If that is how they design the system, I imagine that would start to snowball a bit. Still, on average not nearly as bad as it immediately sounds, but nevertheless a problem I would think.