walletbeat

Some wallets use the label "staking" to refer to the act of handing over your coins to a custodian who will turn around and stake them.

Is this label correct? Staking may have been the user's goal, but the "handing over the coins" part feels too critical to not be reflected in the action's label.

Am I off-base here?

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if they get staked, imo, it is staking. 'how' it is done, is just implementation.

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no. b/c they don't either. they call it savings account. and it's feature is savings.

Say that a local bank offers good mortgage loans, it's their bread and butter.
You open a savings account at that bank.
You download their mobile app and push the button to add money to your account.
Would you expect this button to be labeled "mortgage lending"?