Glad to see that your problem was solved, although I would never have suggested that you need to unlock your wallet before importing your private key, because that seemed to obvious...

The rather more interesting question is "How did you get your private key" from Ellipal

(I'm actually only asking out of technical curiosity, because I have neither coins on Ellipal nor on a Electra-mobile App - but may be a solution could be of interest to people who have their coins stuck on Mobile Electra wallets, unless / until they come (eventually) online once again....)

I know that Coinomi offers a link to a tool that allows to extract private keys, if you only know the Mnemonic... Tried this with the Mnemonic from my (empty) Android Electra wallet. Now, the tools supports many coins, but not explicitly Electra... So I looked if from Adress-Format / Private Key Format another coin would come very close...  Indeed, the result for EINSTEINIUM looked like an Electra address (both address format AND Private-Key-Format). But - unfortunately - I couldn't find my ECA-Address from the mobile wallet on that list... - although I could import that private key in to the Electra-wallet, and it was accepted as belonging to the same Address as on the list, so the format (including formula for private-Key/Address generation) seems to be identic between ECA and Einsteinium...

So, the question, how to extract a private key from Ellipal - just for fun, I donwloaded the Ellipal app as well, insertet the same Mnemonic, selected ECA as Coin, and received an address (but, unfortunaltely, again not the same as on my Mobile-Electra wallet). And, of course, I couldn't find any information in the Ellipal App OR on the Ellipal webpage how to get the private-key for that address...

So, the question, how did you get your correct Electra-private key out of Ellipal might really be of interest to several Electra-Holders with coins on their mobile wallet...

You still have this problem? because 5 days behind only means that your wallet is not fully synced.. So you do have actual connections? If you don't, you might try the "addnode" xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx "add" comand, using addresses from the explorer...

Well, the question I see here is - could you use the process that you received from the Ellipal support (as this was the method to get the private key?) If yes, importing should work, if it doesn't - it's either the wrong key - as you did something wrong - OR - there are multiple keys, and you would have to check  / try which one is for the address that holds your coins. OR the process described by Ellipal doesn't work, so - again, you would have to check with their support....

OTOH, As far as I understand the Ellipal manual, you could also enter your mnemonic in to the mobile ECA-wallet, and this would work IF - and thats the BIG IF - those will ever work again....

Well, there are very few people here, so even if someone has some knowledge, it will take time until your problem will be noticed...

I don't actually get what you mean with "stuck in blockchain"... since your last question I looked up the webpage of Ellipal, and if I understood correctly, they don't actually offer an option to extract your private key.. IF you really have your private key, it should be a 52character word starting wit Qq...... - if you have something different, it's not your Electra private key,.
If it IS, however, than you should be able to import it in to your Electra-Core wallet.

BTW, ECA is still listed on Ellipals website as supported...so it is a problem between you and Ellipal, - either they have to make their App again working on the Electra blockchain, or they have to provide a way to extract your private key.... - So, my tip - contact Ellipal support...

Well, although you took your information from the electraprotocol website, they seem correct as well for Electra...

What I'dont know, as I never used Ellipal, is in what way you have been able to extract the private key... If you enter a correct ECA private Key in to an Electra-wallet, it should show in the selection of wallets for deposits (the address should show) - if it doesn't match, there must be something wrong with your private key. OR you might check with the Explorer if the coins are still on that address...

Well - as long as nobody is going to pick up the project, it can't go far... the Team that was formed out of a supporting community has left to a new coin called electra protocol with the ticker XEP

The original founder was not very active for a long time

So - who is going to go forward with it... without active people - no way to the moon..,

Sorry, but you obviously did entirely miss-understand the concept of staking. While staking rates are calculated on annual basis, staking reward is for generating a block. You don't get reward if your wallet is not selected to add a block to the blockchain. If your wallet generates a bloc, the reward will be calculated automatically for the time since it was deposited at this address and not moved (if it staked previously, that stake counted as moving coins..) - Reward will be pro rata (for the time that has passed since last movement), but on annual basis.

When you deposited your coins on 22/03/2018, the Electra-wallet version was still QT 1.2, and the (annualized) reward would have been 50%. But - as you only deposited 30k coins, you would likely never stake, because this amount was mostly far to low to ever stake in 1.2.

Then, in the beginning of october 2018, a new wallet was declared mandatory, the 1.3 version. This increased the number of blocks, but dramatically reduced the staking reward, to 2.5 % - annually. Obviously, you missed that update, so you continued staking on the old - "Pre-Fork 1" chain. As most people, and at least most with large wallets, adopted to 1.3 eventually, the number of coins that were staked on 1.2 wallets plummeted, and thus staking became easier. This is the reason that you did "receive" a reward of 11'800 ECA on 01/01/2019 (the amount would be correct if 50 % would still be the rule, as it was on the 1.2 wallets..) - but this reward - this stake - only happened on the 1.2 Chain, which - by most people - is considered worthless...

Now, in February, a massiv Upgrade of the Network happened, with migration to an entirely new Blockchain, using QT 2.0.x wallets. When you did this update, the new blockchain only accepted those transactions that would be valid on that chain, that is transactions that are valid with the 1.3 wallet before the second Fork Block at 182'750. And this means that all transactions that were generated on the 1.2 chain after block 112'200 (if I recall correctly) - are invalid (non-existent) on the actual chain.

So, if you continue staking, you might still generate a block on the new chain, and eventually gain the reward for the full time (although only at a rate of 2.5% annually, at the moment, scheduled to decrease further...). The reward is not due at a given date, so it will not be paid after the year is complete, but whenever you generate a block... (that is - earlier or later). Unfortunately, 30k ECA is probably still on the lower end for ever getting a stake - although at the present high number of blocks generated, the threshold has certainly come down much..

No, cryptopia doesn't support the swap, and there wallet is currently offline..

Well, the team could contact CMC and ask them to look in to the issue - because on FATBTC ALL volume is Fake, and this can easily be checked. So if CMC would do its Job properly, they would not list an obviously fake exchange with all fake volume, in all coins, not just ECA...

Because you shouldnt trust CMC... As no one is mining the pre-fork chain, technically, BCH doesnt exist. Most exchanges have stoped trading, and usually, you cant deposit or withdraw.. Some exchanges still trade unsplit BCH, at around 370. If later, only one chain prevails, price should converge. If both chains survive, those exchanges still can split later, as long as dep and withd remain closed.. But CMC should at least exclude all exchanges from calculation, where unsplit BCH arent traded anymore.. OR only list both forks...

Anyone here interested in "Electra Classic" - or whatever its name might be...

Pre-Fork chain can still be synced, I get 64 peers if I do so, and all of them with wallet version 1.2. - so there might even be more people on the pre-fork chain than on
the actual one, block production still around 210 per day as before the fork.

So I'm wondering - did so many people miss the fork - or are they actually hoping to start a new project?

If anyone is reading this, who actually runs a pre-fork wallet - I'd be interested in a feedback...

Why should it be higher? People who know Electra and want to buy more could do so at Cryptopia - and other exchanges. A large exchange CAN reinforce a ongoing PUMP, if many people - mostly motivated by FOMO, decide on short notice to buy... But to get to a pump, you either have to win a LOT of attention OR have real whales pumping the price...

Where did you here about a price peg? Vestx is NO ICO! There was an airdrop to people who held some PCN - at not precisely defined time - you can buy Vestx now (for 1 Sat) on Cryptohub, and there was a special offer where you could buy them for 0.5 sat from the dev, funds should be used for exchange listings... And VestX is not EtherToken, therefore, why should there be a price in ETH?

AFAIK, deadline was August 31th, so new claims wouldn't be supported... (without an end, the premine should sometimes run out...)

Hello, I held PCN on the following address between August 02/2018 and August 08/2018, thus at the time when this airdrop started. So, hopefully, I qualify...

My PCN ADD : PVGb8kbFrWPSRJooXHvrctkJNaRk5XauPB

My VESTX ADD : UJMSMmUD1Xa8BJAvrW8qMW7LfbfdZtiW6h

I sent 5 PCN to : PKtgDjKznWv4ve9sQGNWTh4kRpCEgLmK43

Thank you very much

a little bit surprising, that is... Everyone who has followed the Coinsmarkets issue should be aware by now that they are gone for good... (I only lost 300K Buzz there, but also a shitload of other coins, incl. BTC/LTC/DOGE, and many more - only got my ECA out end of February, and my EMB end of March.)

If your statement that you would hold 5 Billion Buzz on Coinsmarkets would be true, you really should have cared earlier.. Of course, there are no dead accounts (no movement on the explorer) anywhere with that amounts, so most likely you are just making things up... (At the time when CM went down - ca. January 4 th) - 5 Billion Buzz would have been around 70% of total circulating supply... So, unless you calculated your expected stake according to rules valid in January, rules that were changed with a Buzz-Hardfork in early february, because with the old stake rate, Buzz would be way above 20 Billion Coins by now (probably around 500 Billion to 1 Trillion by now), you could be nowhere near that amount. And of course, when Coinsmarkets resumed staking for some time in January/February - without crediting user accounts - the remained on the old (invalid) Buzz Chain..(like Yobit) - so your newly staked coins would all be invalid anyhow...

(OK - looked up your account and saw your last post on another thread... There you talk about 5 Million Buzz - sounds much more believable than 5 Billion... - and so its understandable that you lost track, as 5 Mio Buzz isn't worth that much anymore ATM - but still - everyone who cared knows that CM is gone for good since at least the end of April...)

Well, only a totally unscrupoulos scammer could claim that Electra is actually faster than Stellar.. Shame on you...

Coins need to mature 24 hours... And the time, when you reach a stake, depends on how many coins you have...

How many tokens are on exchanges? If they dont vote, this might be a serious Problem. Cant imagine that more than 5 %  of all tokens are held by people that know about this voting process [probably less, unless we include block one], and many of them dont know how to vote. So, unless block one and big exchanges vote, 15% might be a far to high threshold.. IMO, voting is the biggest weakness in all DPOS Systems, most "Investors" are just speculators, and cant be bothered with active participation. Even most well known bluechip Stocks probably rarely ever reach 15% turnout..

Well, if I understood the FAQ correctly, you can't sell them anymore if they are not actually (blocked) at an exchange, because movement on ETH-Chain has halted...