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When blocks are produced, a portion of the incoming fees (block reward) is put into a staking treasury. When transactions are rebroadcast, they receive a portion of this "staking treasury".
We cannot control the variance of mining / golden-ticket production (i.e. sometimes miners will produce 2 golden tickets in the space of a single block, and sometimes they will produce none). It is not a problem if the network produces two tickets in the space of a single block because only one can be selected for inclusion in the longest-chain. But it is a problem if they cannot find any golden tickets. In order to understand why this is a problem, the questioner must be able to think through the following problems:
Staking solves these problems by allowing us to use 1 golden ticket to pay out multiple blocks, making the network indifferent to the short-term variance in the pace of golden ticket production.
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This is a useful document on the role of staking. |
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