If I mentioned staking to Baster, my chubby orange cat, he’d hear “steak” and sit beside his bowl. I could explain the whole thing and he’d still be waiting for dinner. With @RialoHQ Stake for Service, you can set aside part of your staking rewards to pay for things like transactions and storage. Your tokens stay staked, and that share of the rewards becomes service credits. As long as the credits cover what you use, you can skip the top-ups. For an app I use every week, that sounds handy. I’d want to know how many tokens I’d need to keep staked to cover a typical month, especially if rewards drop. I’d judge service quality by whether a scheduled payment goes through on time. If there’s enough credit and the provider still misses it, I’d want clear rules on how the failure is verified and when a penalty applies. Larger stakers could fund more activity. When the network gets busy, I’d want to see whether smaller users can still get a payment through on time, even after an app stops covering their fees. For something you use regularly, would you stake tokens up front or pay as you go?