at this difficulty you're going to be waiting a few years to get the next block with just wallets…
let me know if you change your mind

the fork is simply a different way of calculating difficulty, which will be more resilient to difficulty spikes such as the current one


edit.
using my generic i5 with wallet mining,
i'm getting 3551776 hash/sec

to work out how long for me to get a block
2^32*diff / hash
2^32*49152065.9191/3551776
=
59436888940.45420694442414 seconds
or
687926.95532933109889 days

then if the odds are amazing and i get a block, someone comes along with a real miner .. and it's all borked again

it's a walletbuilder coin, so likely just mining ..

i'm testing atm with resetting diff, (purely out of my own interest),
and adding DGW3, have mined a couple of blocks with a VPS that was turned off after the first extra block
if we go ahead "officially" these new blocks will go in the trash and the fork will be set in the future.

we'll just see if the dev is really going AWOL for extended period of whether he'll reply soon.
would be good to get his seal of approval


probably useful to note,
cryptopia are going through migration to new servers,
so probably useful to wait for them to finish before getting them to update.

i've sent mr dev a message about potential fork to fix current diff issues.

we'll see what he says

pretty impressive diff you have there …

have an OSX wallet-qt

Om-Qt-OSX-v1000.dmg
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5j8d4FSc7draXJONGVFMnpEQnM

and now market is re-opened on cryptopia !!

lol check out the post history,
whoever this is seems to be having a lot of fun ...

recent qt's include

Baked (osx, but failed with win wallet ),
Boat (osx and win wallet),
Stronghands (including fix for Max-Money breaking wallet, osx and win wallet)
Solar Flare Coin (including integrating DGW3 fork, osx and win wallet)

these seem the obvious points .

1. cryptopia records suggest transaction was completed around the time of the fork,
2. old client shows record of tx, so the tx did make it onto the network,
3. SFC forked big time,
4. the tx no longer exists on the network.

seems very likely that the transaction was reversed by the fork.
so cryptopia are now looking at their end and everything should be fine

the dev really cant help if they don't exist on the chain,
cryptopia will need to have a look at their end.

hmmz.
looking at the explorer that address does not appear to be on the chain.

check it out, and if they're not there, means those coins do not exist.
http://blockexp.com:8075/

when the chain was hijacked, it seems likely that some blocks might have been lost and no longer exist,

but on the positive side
looks like your 40k came from somewhere, means they were never sent so where ever they came from, they could still be there ...

i just meant, that the simplest explanation is the wallet doesn't hold the address.
always good to check the basics, it's a bit like turning it off then on again..

have a look at my prior post and try sending the coins from the old wallet ..

just to make sure,
is this wallet showing the unconfirmed balance?

if you've been moving wallets around, it's the simplest answer that you're trying to dump the key from a wallet that doesnt have that address :p

………….

another fun thing to try … is to send the coins from that address to somewhere else

method 1)
send coins from your old pre-fork client, will only work if it's connected to the network (but obviously not synced),
if succesful, it will still send a valid tx to the network which will work.


method 2)
alternatively,
you can create a tx on the old client, and send it from the new.
the old client does not need to be connected to the network at all for this.

create a transaction that send the coins from the pre-forked client, get the txid,
console
copy all that,

start new client,
console



,
sending the coins might work because the transaction really has nothing to do with your wallet per se, but instead it's success depends on the network agreeing with the contents ie whether the transaction is valid or not.
so as long as the transaction is valid, everything will work.

a cold wallet has no need to touch the network, but can be used to create transactions, which are then sent from an online client.
it can create transaction because it holds the correct information (prior transactions and private keys) to formulate valid transactions

so, your old client holds all the correct information to create a valid transaction

OLD WALLET

dumpprivate key from the debug console



NEW WALLET

importprivate key in the debug console

to rescan,
you need to start the wallet from the command line,

how to open command line
http://www.digitalcitizen.life/7-ways-launch-command-prompt-windows-7-windows-8


then drag and drop yr wallet-qt onto that, probably look soemthing like this

c:\mydocuments\Solarflare-Qt.exe

then add -rescan

c:\mydocuments\Solarflare-Qt.exe -rescan

then press enter.

try the -rescan, but -salvagewallet is not in the code.


or delete the blockchain and resync, making sure you keep your wallet.dat safe

actually i just remembered this might not work as there is some tx details in the wallet.dat which might not be effected

the other thing would be to export yr private keys, and reimport into a new wallet.

osx wallets,
GUI version , courtesy of Osmium coin
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5j8d4FSc7drN3VSWkNsUS1rbVE


non-gui version ,
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5j8d4FSc7dra19YX1FsYS1qRU0


will pm bounty address

cryptopia have been notified and have apparently updated,
market is still closed ..

i asked again about market re-opening and just got the reply
"Hi bumbacoin,  SHND has now been updated.    Thanks Cryptopia Support"

lol,

perhaps if others were to ask as well

there has been issue with the blockchain and is currently being worked on towards a fix.

the ico funds havent moved yet.
http://piecoin.thecryptochat.net/address/PBuRbnexWbe7pVtZnKcofR1EmmUJa2BxRA showing a balance of 401160967.10140991

there are 2.37 million coins on C-Cex for sale at ICO price.
and with total available on c-cex order books of 6,137,379.74481806
(also over 200k on nova exchange).

how many were distributed for bounties?

what are your thoughts on the ICO funds being staked ?
although they havent in a few days, it looks like whoever was staking gained an extra > 1 million coins.

http://piecoin.thecryptochat.net/address/PBuRbnexWbe7pVtZnKcofR1EmmUJa2BxRA