Do the team and other FIX community members directly monitor this channel, I wonder?

What is the status for people waiting to actually use their FIX SIM cards?

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On further reading it looks like Cryptopia offered a coin swap through July 2018 to their ERC20 token. So, if you have an empty qt wallet that's no problem.

You need to add the new DOT code to MyEtherwallet or similar so you can see any DOT tokens you might have, if you want to withdraw them. You would need to provide Cryptopia with your Ethereum address instead, but I'm finding it hard to find a reason to withdraw them, rather than set the price you want for them and leave them on the exchange, with an open sell order.

I think you have found the problem. Coinmarketcap have incorrect information. DOT on Cryptopia is an INTERNAL ERC20 Ethereum token that trades only on Cryptopia, and was created only in 2017, but CMC lists Cryptopia as the webpage of the DOT token. Meanwhile CMC lists *this* bitcointalk page as the announcement page for DOT, but I realise that this DOT is a blockchain with Scrypt mining (like Litecoin and Dogecoin), completely different to what you can buy on Cryptopia.

I presume that CMC have confused the two coins, and the early chart data relates to this coin, and the later chart data relates to the Cryptopia ERC20 token, which is, of course not mineable whatsoever.

One would have to look elsewhere to find where Scrypt/Dotcoin might be traded. I couldn't find a link on the CMC page to report the error.

Oh, I've just checked and compared your PIVX masternodes data (showing only 1 masternode!!) with DASH, so maybe you don't have a reliable method, because I have seen another source that shows that there are more than 2,000 PIVX masternodes!

Regardless, anyone please point me in the right direction for a method to analyse a blockchain for data on working masternodes. This is just for my own interest and for my own analysis, so I don't need to publish anything.

I'm trying to find out how to analyse a blockchain for statistics including number of masternodes, and so on, like you do (in https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dash/).

Short of just hoping and waiting for you to add (un)said blockchain, where can I look for code to do this myself? (As I am running a full blockchain and can use a blockchain explorer (that is built into the wallet).