Very generous of you.

The highlighted part is not accurate though. It impacts the money supply and in alt-coins money supply determines at least 90% of the price of the coin. The relationship is the higher the money supply the lower the price of the coin. If it is true that stakes add 50% of the balance in a wallet per stake, it means you will have exponential money supply growth @ >100% per day it seems based on multiple stakes, pushing the price right down. It might seem great and popular over the short term, but give it a few weeks and see how the money supply grows and the impact on the price. The optimal point for acceptable inflation in alt-coins is a balance between just enough interest to create demand vs impact on money supply and is between 40-130% per year. Lower than 40% per year will cause a fade in interest that will require real life use cases to create demand and over 130% per year will start to create inflation problems and lead to massive offloads of hi-POS before price drops too much which will accelerate and amplify the price drop. There are several case studies of coins that you can look at to study the effect of hi-POS and what caused those coins' demise. I would strongly recommend that you re-consider hi-POS if what the Android poster said is true.

The problem that you guys have that is in Ecash, is one of your own making. Doing a swap and fixing a wallet is not just straight forward and sometimes requires following a middle path like during a negotiation process and drawing some lines and setting rules in order to achieve the objective. In such a process it is impossible to find grounds where everyone is happy. Everyone saw what happened to the person that did the previous swap/fix.  Instead of being happy that a swap and fix occurred, the community tore him apart and his trust score was ripped apart.

Unfortunately anyone with the skills in cryptoland will be aware of what happens to the a guy that steps up in this community to fix anything. So chances of you finding anyone that will fix this is probably 0%.

Archive your wallet files and move on.

It seems that there are 11 masternodes up and running.

Yes. I am busy writing a guide for setting MN that I will post here. Your problem is probably because you are missing "staking=0" in the local woc2.conf file on your PC.

That just means that your beta login credentials have expired. Just ask them to reactivate your account. The page ia the default landing page if your account has expired. It is for an online wallet service they have.

The same happened to me and was fixed with re-activation of the login account.

I thought the dev would have bailed by now. Guess I was wrong. A committed dev is an attribute that maybe the top 10% of coins have which is a good sign and an important factor for bigger exchange listings, since it will provide more longevity and sorting out of issues that might arise.

Close your wallet and open it again. All confirmed blocks will be shown at the correct value. This is normal. Look at your total coins on the left as it accumulates the correct numbers. Once in a while you can close and open your wallet then it corrects the history.

That is not the whole richlist, just the accounts on the exchange. A full block explorer will show the full rich list.

The full amount of the stake is shown, but after it confirms when you close the wallet and open again you will see only the MN portion accredited to you. This is normal.

PS: I think you are doing something wrong with your MN setup. They seem to work as designed.

Do you have a link to the richlist?

After several hours of testing, it seems that the Masternodes are running stable and smoothly and earning part of the block reward. 

No. C-CEX sync is now at 16799. I presume that once the wallet is fully synced up they will remove the maintenance, but I could be wrong.

As long as C-CEX is in maintenance mode, people with coins there are stuck.

You are lucky that you got your coins out before C-CEX went into maintenance mode. They are still in maintenance.

I can see there is one masternode up.

I wonder how long C-CEX will still be in maintenance.

Here is an updated bootstrap.dat up to block 17233

Link to bootstrap.dat (zipped)

Is the updated updated Win wallet ready to download?

Is it just the Windows wallet or do we have to recompile the Linux as well?

Can you be more specific about your errors?