curiousity prevails upon me to ask,
are they showing as pending at cryptopia?

even if they are, as long as they're not confirmed it should be still possible to send them in smaller batches,
double spending is real



shame there isn't a working explorer as well :p

haha i see.

the figure generally touted around as coin supply is really the maximum coinage able to be handled in one tx (not sure of the finer details tbh)

in this case, probably a useful figure to be aware of ..
it's 2 billion coins
https://github.com/stronghands/stronghands/blob/master/src/main.h#L37

so i guess you should never have been able to actually send those coins. so it sounds like only your client that is having a problem, and the coins should be fine.

i'm unsure if a simple mod of that value would cause a fork or not.
i'm unclear if your fresh install involved resyncing or ..

so suggestions would be,

starting with a rescan

to rescan, open a command/terminal window,
drag and drop the qt.exe onto it, then add
-rescan

should look somethin like
c:\wherever\stronghands-qt.exe -rescan

,

or resyncing

a quicker way of resyncying would be to use yr current chain as a bootstrap.
basically you can rename the blk.xx file as bootstrap.dat and restart

my general approach is to duplicate the entire data directory so you have an as is copy to fall back on,
then rename blk0001.dat (or wahetever it's called) to bootstrap.dat
delete everything else except
wallet.dat
stronghands.conf
peers.dat

leaves you with 4 files .
bootstrap, wallet,conf and peers.

then try restarting,
it should then import the chain from the bootstrap rather than downloading,

from experience, it can take quite a while depending on number of tx and height of chain,
also it can stop before syncing fully with yon bootstrap,
if this happens you can rename
bootstrap.dat.old
back to
bootstrap.dat

and restart.

whatever happens,
I prefer Droidz

it's a catchy name with no darknet implications
and has value with it's connections to all those cute little bots everywhere ...

coming soon
HollyWeird ICO !!

interesting.
Original Pascal did not have this problem? Or perhaps it's more that this feature wasn't evident until the network was far bigger?

You need to send less.
When you stake, the inputs often get smaller and smaller until you have kazillllllions of 3coin inputs, which ends up meaning if you want to send even 5k coins, that will take over 1600 inputs which is far bigger than the allowed tx size.

The easiest way around is to modify the source so staking combines all your inputs meaning you can send more coins in one go.
I could be persuaded to help with that
It would involve modifying code base and recompiling so it would take me a wee bit o' time as it were.

(PM me )

it's hard to find information in the Pascal thread, I recall there was a bounty for open source pool software so perhaps it's in there somewhere.
of course gettin suprnova to add a pool would be easy as well

https://twitter.com/SuprnovaPools

Cryptopia so far has not given me any grief, I support it !

Doesn't have general volume, but has shown a reasonable amount on occasional coins.
Of course the sad truth is many coins on Yobit that show major volume are being heavily manipulated, and the volume is mostly false. Which is only good when you get to sell at the top.

tha'ts a terrible explorer?
i cant see how to find anything that you don't already know the hash (or address) for.

latest block is 29746
how do you even look at that block info?


http://explorer.healthyworm.com/index.php

Great bugs though

I've never had any problems with Cryptopia.
They actually try to keep all their chains online

it's fine to withdraw,
just need some noise to draw the attention of another exchange.

I like the idea of selling bullion for silver coin, the pegging scenario is too fraught with difficulties, especially as you're giving it away ..

You should have a look at the "release" section on github,
easy to put all release versions of wallets on there .

https://github.com/chrysophylax69/granite/releases

as i understand it, NEU will still be used and supported by Jango(?)
does anyone from them come onto bitcointalk,
and what are future plans ??

definite lack of user interest

" This market did not meet the volume requirements and is being evaluated for delisting on January 28th, 2017. "

i just looked at the last 3 rewards,
roughly 1.03, 1.01 and 1.03

which obviously is ramping up that % bigtime,
maybe over 2000% for the individual stakes ??


however, when you look at over all coin supply
with 5 minute block time giving around 105120 blocks per year
and 269665 coins (current supply)

for an annual guesstimate based on current supply
the static reward gives the addition of ~39% to the total supply
as a fixed reward, this annual % will over time decrease as coin supply increases, the reward becomes a smaller ratio against total coins

so whilst, the individual stakes are receiving mad %, the total supply itself is not.

stake reward is actually more than the annual 8% as there is also an addition of a static reward (+1) to each stake.

each reward =
8% + fees + 1

it's also possible to use the command console,
open it up, then drag and drop the Mojo qt onto it,
then add
-datadir=wherever

to find the original datadirectory,
open a window explorer, and type
%appdata%
the mojocoin directory should be in the roaming folder,
i think this is true for all windows ??

nice to see,
and the swap is still a month away !!

how will we cope ?

well,
it seems to be well thought out

good luck, will look at grabbing some