
Quickly decided poser.
18 miners already called me back, that the problem with 4595145 has been solved and they are happy.
23,296.29858415 difficulty! No, we don’t earn much for miners and founders, but the coin moves to the moon.
Who of the intellectuals will not tolerate that 3 days ....
LOL

Latest update from NYC Devs: WALLET SYNC SOLUTION
The biggest issue is that it would get to a seemingly random block (different one for each of those involved) and just stop syncing. They would still have connections, but they would no longer sync. We have been trying to work out the root cause but in the meantime it seems the best work around is to do the following steps:
1. Close the wallet if it's running
2.
Delete the peers.dat file and the blocks and chainstate folders from the data folder
3. Download the bootstrap from
http://blog.nycoin.community/downloads/bootstrap.dat.zip4. Unzip the bootstrap file and copy the bootstrap.dat file into the data directory
5. Open and edit the newyorkcoin.conf file in the data directory, remove the existing addnode lines and replace them with the following:
addnode=46.250.220.175:17020
addnode=62.213.218.23:17020
addnode=62.213.218.8:17020
addnode=76.95.178.229:17020
addnode=85.90.245.151:17020
addnode=136.144.215.219:17020
addnode=178.128.204.141:17020
addnode=178.118.21.128:17020
setban=73.179.138.124:17020
setban=104.239.230.131
setban=74.56.54.141
6. Save the conf file and restart the wallet. This will import the block data from the bootstrap file (which can take around 4 hours to complete) and should connect you to the most stable nodes we have that are up to date as of a few days ago.