well the coins i transferred after the fork are lost in the limbo. Damn!

lol...I went to a machine that has never even been to litedoge.org before.

edit: and it is still wrong

Thanks for clarity. Do you foresee doing another update when everyone is comfortable with this fork that tries to work the 90 sec block times back in?

that does not exists in the OS X app ... i just used the backup command :-)

Great! I am happy they act so fast. It does suprise me in a positive way. Boom selecta!

I thought as much, but I have had 3 PM's today asking that question, so thought we had better spell it on here for them

Thanks...

I am not against IRC but it is not what I am looking for in a wallet. I actually want a wallet running smoothly, flawlessly, staking my coins and giving me no trouble. Everything else is welcomed but not mandatory. And I believe most people would agree with this approach.

I will say this again, clock is ticking. My opinion is to avoid anything that could bring trouble or not function properly. The community had enough problems with forks and all that has happened already, we need no more of this. So, I suggest to build the wallet without the IRC client to get it up on time, inform everyone to download and install it, inform exchanges to make whatever changes are needed and, once we are done with the fork and all is running fine, try to implement any other changes, including the IRC client.

To be honest, it gets me nervous to know a hard fork is coming and I have nothing in my hands that will be working the very next minute. If this goes on, I will have no other option than to transfer all my coins to an exchange and wait till we have a working wallet.

There's no reason for a poll 34 hours before the fork, esp. since we all agree to reduce fees. I suggest we go for 0.01 and get done with it. Clock is ticking.

You all have to understand this is a wallet.... and it will be used by people to hold their coins, stake them and make transactions. Price of the coin, ease of usage and profit are much more important than implementing an IRC client or whatever bells and whistles every one of us would like to have in there. I have seen wallets that have other features too, block explorers, price tickers, graphs with price history, market cap, links to merchants.....  whatever each dev was thinking to be important, but it all this ends up not being used by the public, because each and every one of us have different perspectives - or simply because the user doesn't know how to use them.

Just think how many people have no idea how to sign a message or import a private key to their wallet - and these are functions implemented to all QT clients, it's not something unique.

@heathcoin & MinerFTW: you guys need to realize not everyone likes IRC, whether you find it awesome or whatever. We don't live in our computers and, even those of us who are close to achieving this, we can't live in an IRC channel just in case we miss something that was discussed at some point we weren't looking. This and the fact that IRC is addictive and too time consuming are its main disadvantages - but this is not the right place for a discussion like this. Just respect that not all people are willing to visit and participate.

And, btw, I visited several times and nobody brought this up, I saw it last night in MinerFTW's post. How do you expect the community to decide in a few hours?

For me, a forum is much more convenient, you can read posts anytime you want/have time to look at them, whether it is this thread, the site's forum or whatever. You can even go back and look older posts too, something you can't do on IRC unless you run a bot that keeps logs in a specific channel.

What is critically important now is to get done with the wallet and let it go public. If you think it is too early, think again, in 34 hours people will want to make transactions (let alone staking, I am not touching that) and they won't have a way to do it. Current client and exchanges will be cut off instantly, it's like "now you see me, now you don't". So we must be clear about it and have all the information public for everyone to read, when Mr X is going to fork with his old (current) client he won't go to IRC to ask what happened, he won't even know it. Stop acting like everybody knows what is coming, most people don't. And then, there are the exchanges too, when are they going to be informed?

Guys.

Now coin is growing and growing etc and more are staking etc.
its smart to lower coin fee.

it goes back in stakes all the time but because of amounts we stake its a pain while combining blocks etc. What do you all say we lower stock fee for the monday fork. now 0.99 is only 3 sat but when you need to combine blocks daily and coin is over 10 sat (soon we all hope) it can and is too high set imho. Please input before i change it in the code.

Kind regards,

What I understand is that this is not just a fork. The wallet is working fine, not like last time where we needed a fork.

The fork will give us new staking rewards + complete new wallet with new features...

So to be clear,  If I downloaded the new client and start it like one , two, three or five days after the hard fork I will still have my coins or I must be online and do this at the same time of the hard fork???

I fixed the main.h compile Issue.

The Debug Log I shown was from a Ground Zero Sync.

It's the circle of life, People use bittrex more and c-cex needs to get at least their server cost (for the deamon) out of it. Let's get some more activities going on so we attract new investors

what happen to the xna coins that were on empoex on sell side.