There is also a bootstrap.dat available.

In step 4 I would recommend copy in an older backup wallet.dat that contains all your addresses. If you decide to import private keys make sure you import all your private keys. It is good practice to make a backup of your wallet immediately after creating it and everytime after you add a new address to the wallet.

I have updated the dynamic Pi wallets to v1.4.5-alpha. I also updated the bootstrap.dat to 63545

Refer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1438233.msg14560498#msg14560498

Getblockhash 63545 : e3b4af46f7d116ce78721f7bdd7bda35d82b096623a62618494f93ae7bfd63da

A rescan trawls through the chain to pick up all the instances of your public key to add up again all the the transactions in your wallet. A normal open of a wallet checks the last X number of blocks for integrity.

Forcing a rescan of a wallet with every open will be extremely onerous and time consuming and a complete waste. A rescan is only necessary if you have integrity issues in your wallet.

I seldom say good things about devs, but I have to say I am really impressed with Nightz. It is not everyday that you see a dev that can code a wallet and existing chain. Most devs just make empty promises, opt for swaps or run for the hills.

Well done.

I dont know if it has been asked tldr; but total money supply the block explorer is 33049810 with total blocks 23031. Total blocks solved on the website are 238. How do these things tie together?

For those that want to do it manually. There are clever people that can quickly work the puzzle out and they can solve the blocks faster especially if they have slow CPUs.

With your wallet open, type "setgenerate true" in the console and your CPU will do the guess work. I love coins that is primarily minable by CPU and is a big attraction for this coin.

This is perfectly normal and as per design.

With POW coins a new address is credited for each new block reward.  You will find your individual block reward addresses in the explorer and if you add up all the 300 and 50 blocks for those individual addresses, you will get to the total of your wallet. This is why there are so many accounts with only 300 or 50 coins in them. Your wallet and the chain knows however that those individual addresses are linked to a private key in your wallet. In order to get yourself on the rich list you need to send the coins currently in your wallet to yourself to your main address or to a 2nd address you create in your wallet. Your wallet will then create a tx to debit all the individual block reward addresses and credit your main address with the total. If you then analyse the explorer, you will find all the individual address to be zero and the total against the main address you sent them to.

Great thanks.

Getblockhash 51870 : 4094d3b07a153669d24dc5ea31e6b4578dbe63e15de286d2e9d528d75f359bdf

Rather post a few getblockhash results of a certain block to compare.

The new version seems to be a big improvement. Initially it looked like it was still broken, but things seem to be going along well.

I too lost coins during the fork time, but legit coins withdrawn from Nova. I dont expect a refund and I think people must move on as everything seems smooth now.

Lots of coins were generated during fork time on wrong forks that "disappeared" when the correct chain was loaded. Best is just to move on and stuff the refunds.

How many coins in circulation?

If you dont get connections you are just making a mistake.

Here is the node list as per the explorer:
addnode=108.61.10.90
addnode=167.114.249.196
addnode=185.92.222.31
addnode=188.0.40.249
addnode=191.178.89.244
addnode=45.63.1.27
addnode=45.63.122.61
addnode=46.105.118.15
addnode=5.9.36.211
addnode=67.241.161.8
addnode=78.208.16.112
addnode=83.112.105.25
addnode=86.180.172.247
addnode=87.213.74.222

Pink with daisies and some lillies too.

Bottom image in his post.

Nice, is 1.4 source ready?

I have updated the Raspberry Pi wallets to Go3 v1.3.0.0-Alpha as well as updated the bootstrap.dat to block 40373. There are a few important notes:

If you have not yet installed any Pi wallets and want to do so for the first time:
1. Follow the instructions  at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1438233.msg14560498#msg14560498 and you are done.

If you have already installed the previous Pi wallets, you need to execute the following commands at a command prompt to update your installation. The new wallet uses .loco where the previous one used .Loco. This does not impact Windows but only Linux:
1. Make sure you have a backup of your wallet.dat file
2. sudo mv ~/.Loco ~/.loco
3. sudo apt-get install qtscript5-dev
4. Download the new wallets from the original post linked above and replace the old ones in ~/opt/loco
5. Click the icon on your desktop and you are good to go.

The bootstrap @ 40373 is available here.

Getblockhash 40373: 17ac6e221ec5dfac1b758ac07f76339f961053877a168c8e8339900246ce0734
Getblockhash 40135: 68460308c63eddb45643d57ce9fac5d87746c012b060ca148646329722948c1e