The "proper" way to run cryptowallets is inside clean virtual machines, with no other software installed, preferably one VM per wallet (and ideally those machines should only be able to access internet, and not any of the local network hosts). It's probably not the answer you're looking for, but that's how people usually do this when they don't want their coins stolen. My main desktop is running mac os as well, but I haven't ever used that machine to run any wallets so I don't know what kind of problems one might encounter there. I do know that a lot of coin devs can't even build mac os wallets themselves — just looking at the bounties they usually post in the beginning, there's very often "wallet for mac" there (not sure whether it was the case with stellite). So there's a good chance that a lot of mac os wallets out there are not well debugged at least, or even worse. Thus it's better to stick with windows or linux versions. You can get yourself a windows/linux virtual machine running in 15 minutes, plenty of options out there (I think mac os has some kind of native vm environment for windows called "parallels", although I've never used it myself, vmware is my main choice, but there's also virtualbox and more). For cryptonight cli wallets I usually use linux (ubuntu works just fine), but windows will do as well.

So that's the only tip I can give — run a linux/windows wallet in a virtual machine. It'll take some googling, of course, if you don't have any virtualization experience, but it's a useful skill to have.

I think most of the time the daemon fails to start because it's blocked by anti-malware software. What operating system are you using? If it's MS Windows, then add the daemon process to the exclusions list of Windows Defender. Or just temporarily disable Defender completely, just to see whether the daemon starts after that.

I´ll try that out. Let´s see if I got those missing coins to appear into my wallet. Thanks for the tips

Hmm. If the tx was broadcasted and confirmed, and it was sent to the right address, then the only thing I can think of is to redownload the whole blockchain from scratch and re-sync the wallet (making sure you're using the latest version). Delete everything from your wallet folder except your actual wallet and .keys files (or even better delete those as well, but make sure you've got your seed word sequence so you can restore the wallet file), and delete the "lmdb" folder (if it's not inside your main wallet folder), then start syncing from block 0.

There's no way to get any help without providing the TX ID. Need to see the actual transaction on the blockchain first.

The HyperStake.conf is not automatically created, You'll need to create one in the same directory as the wallet.dat if you need it.

So you got a confirmed block. That means your config is working in general. The confirmation is independent of the blocksize. Maybe your device is very slow? In that case others may get a block confirmed before your block is confirmed. Be sure to have a lot of connections to the HyperStake network. Add all the nodes listed on http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/HYP/nodes.php to your config file. I don't need to block any HYP traffic.

I have added
maxconnections=100
to my config file and have 99 connections active.

OK - I see. That´s done now. Let´s hope this works. Thanks for the tips again @Trololoh

You should block Hyperstake only.
Or add in config :
listen=0

@Pokstakeko
Have you blocked all incoming traffic ?

1st Oh - I see it now. For me it shows next stake in 22-34 hours.
2nd I´ll try to sync sys clock by using internet and see if it have effect. If not I´ll take a look if I need to start blocking incoming traffic.
Thanks for the answers!

1st I had the same problem when using pre-compiled bin, icon is "hiding" between 1st and 2nd icon, moving your mouse between the 2 should show a pop-up.
Either compile wallet yourself or hope that it gets fixed.
2nd Timezone has no effect but sys clock should
be synced using internet not manually.
If you're still getting orphaned blocks try blocking all incoming traffic.

1st You will find that icon bottom right of main window, it's the one that blinks.
2nd The blocks you have found were orphaned, which means that someone else was a bit faster in finding these.
Check your systen clock to make sure it's correct.

    What does 16,03K mean?  16 blocks of 3k hyp?  or you have 16.03K blocks(sorry the , is throwing me)?  How many blocks?  The "days to stake" is an estimate.  I stake several blocks a day, but according to coin control my best block has 55 days to stake.   so if you have more then 4-5 blocks I would leave them as is.  Actually I would leave them anyway.  If you hover over the mining indicator on the main panel, what does that show as an estimate?  Mine shows 5-8 hours.  That's a better indication for your total stake weight.

It also dependes on your weight ... then it is advisable to have blocks from 25,30K Hyp.