Discussions with new owners are going well and it seems very likely that there will be a simple way to migrate from old site to new site (same domain, just new management). Hopefully this will be ready around February 2018. More information will be published as soon as we know more.

Novaexchange is running the original altcoin Compcoin (CMP) and it is traded at https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_CMP/
The correct block height is 185268 and Novaexchange has 6 connections while Cryptopia has block height 1026 and only one connection.
Also there seems to be some new kind of token with the same name and ticker. This is all very confusing and Novaexchange is therefore delisting Compcoin (CMP) 2017-12-30.

https://www.facebook.com/thenovaexchange/posts/811185912376447

"We are negotiating with new owners if we can avoid closing NovaExchange and instead allow them to migrate users and balances. More information will be published as soon as we know for sure what will happen."

KibiCoin has a fully working network, new blocks are being found and there is an active marketplace at Novaexchange. The coin value has gone from about 1000 satoshi when it was launched to about 200 satoshi at the moment. But on the other hand bitcoin price has gone up. We never spent any money trying to pump the price. Our goal has always been to make the coin as stable as possible.

Explaining a site hack that could be the reason for the dumping of BCC
https://youtu.be/CXgJjiCfxXw

Novaexchange and ProHashing will assist to break the EAC mining monopoly and bring EAC mining back to the people
We will for some time run wallet with checkpoint that will be updated daily. So there will be both a mining pool you can trust and an exchange where we will only accept that "new official chain".
We also can provide a lot of mining power if needed to end this sad period of EAC history with monopoly mining.

More information will be published soon.

We have opened SOCC markets for trading but still not allowing deposits and withdrawals until YoBit fixes their wallet.

Original chain:
Novaexchange, gcpool.eu, prohashing, blockexp.com:9996

Hacked chain:
YoBit and some of the other mining pools

You are on the wrong chain. There will be a new windows wallet compiled as soon as possible. If you want to get back to the original chain with the old windows wallet you need to follow the steps in the instructions regarding the fork.

Haha, sorry, one 0 too much used 10 GH/s to find one more block and now about 5 GH/s to make diff go down slowly

Now mining for block 5148 on http://gcpool.eu/p3349/public/
Pool Hash Rate right now is almost 14 GH/s and it should take about 20 minutes to find next block.

Summary:
Someone has been mining SOCC on a private network since block 4964. When the official chain was at height 5147 they released a longer chain that was about 7300+ height causing a reorg och the chain (REORGANIZE). This caused the 183 blocks that had been found since block 4964 to be rolled back (orphaned, -1). This can be seen in the debug.log below:


I made a clone of the SOCC source code and added some checkpoints from the original chain:
https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC

Later we managed to get two nodes to sync back on the original chain using the modified wallet with checkpoints.
Anyone can now get connected to the original chain using the modified wallet above and adding the following node:
addnode=217.175.119.126:18645

Once the mining catches up all nodes will automatically be "reorged" back to the original chain.

https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC
Clone of source-code, only change is added checkpoints for the "real blockchain".

You can see the changes in the latest commit:
https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC/commit/043ef8ea507200dc57849971d5e32974adec11bf

We will try making our wallet reindex to the correct chain.

Ok, there have been a fork at block height 4965 and since we were at 7349 it seems like 2384 blocks has been rolled back.
http://blockexp.com:9996/block/67a58984c7d8c6dc7d00fcbd4490e65c185c281bf766ebf449c83380e25cd24c
http://blockexp.com:9996/block/0e5712d203779b952289c6e33e1643242f3ec2874166a19338574ebef39f1293

Anyone that has a backup of the "real blockchain"?

Has there been a chain takeover? Or just a really long fork? Any dev that knows what is going on?

You need to make a small change in the source code so that wallet will be able to send transaction even if the balance is too high (so it becomes negative). YoBit has not solved this what I have heard which is funny considering how small and simple the modification is.

This is 100% PoS coin, so the premining and staking that developer done is the only coins that exist.
According to this ANN the premine is 8030000 ASAFE2 and out of these they claim to have sent 6029732.74928 ASAFE2 to livecoin.net
Until now livecoin.net doesn't seem to have got the ASAFE2 wallet running or they are struggling with something else, but no ASAFE2 has been seen there so far.
Other exchanges like NovaExchange already have ASAFE2 listed but since there are no coins available on the market there are only buy-orders so far.
https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_ASAFE2/

"addnode=IP:port" can be put in the config file and it will be loaded every time the wallet is started.
If you want to add a node from inside the console you have to run command like this:
addnode ip:port add
In other words, command addnode, followed by the ip (with or without port number), followed by the flag add

You can see the difference clearly in example below:
Config file:      addnode=31.148.219.50
Console:         addnode 31.148.219.50 add

I have added block explorer and mining pool information on ANN first post, was not aware about ProHashing supporting KibiCoin. That is good news

Below are some addnodes if needed since not all the hard coded nodes are active.

addnode=31.148.219.50
addnode=69.73.113.146
addnode=78.70.227.72
addnode=82.30.11.101
addnode=88.99.68.228
addnode=88.206.141.110
addnode=92.51.46.40
addnode=98.115.147.74
addnode=185.16.41.61
addnode=193.34.160.72
addnode=194.1.233.105
addnode=194.132.222.127
addnode=217.175.119.125:8260
addnode=217.175.119.126
addnode=217.175.123.184
addnode=217.175.123.185

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