I was mining at IPO miner. I had 30,000 coins and they definately had the most hash. When the coin forked, IPO miner's fork would have been the largest by far and the correct fork. Obviously dev chose his fork, and if he doesn't make this right, I see the end of the coin before it even begins.
"Houston We've Had A Problem", so dev fix it. Ask IPOminer pool op for a list and re-imburse miners that were on the correct fork, not your fork. Myself and other IPOminer guys were the ones who informed you of the wallet crashing on staking and trying to help. This is not the way to treat us.
Wow.. I cant believe your saying that... since the moment the chain started moving again, ipo miner forked from the original chain lol... It seems to me they did not update to the latest source... when you dont update... shit happens... lol