On June 29th, at 13:00:00 UTC  will be around the block 140,000. What parameters will change exactly when this time has elapsed? Is hard fork is associated in some way with the block number or just in time?

So if all the nodes will depend on these two nodes and will use at the same time option listen = 0, then noone will be able to verify whether the owner of these two nodes are not manipulating the chain, because the option listen = 0 makes that the chain can not be verified with other nodes.

Hello community,

I did my own investigation. In my opinion, the reason so many forks is an error somewhere on the border of calculating the fees, creating a new block and calculating POS rewards  - or somewhere in this area.
This error causes that we have a situation where each wallet is a fork just shortly after starting pos'ing - and is not able to return to a proper chain, even if it detects that it is in the fork.
I developed a patch that allows to return to a proper chain - but it is ugly, because it does not remove the root cause of a fork. It only allows to follow a chain of block explorer (POS also works correctly).
I do not have time to work on a patch over the weekend, but on Monday I will start work on the original problem ( which I mentioned above) - if someone else by that time will not solve this problem.

Regards,

PS: I wrote this message using google translator.

I'm still waiting for the withdrawal of my funds:

Fri Mar 14 2014 15:43:54    0.3279862   BTC   173.245.56.199   confirmed
User: olszeww0

Dear coinmarket.io , could you speed it up?
Thanks