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[rdyoung]

Slow your roll ron. Looks like there is a small hiccup, hopefully the devs are awake and full of coffee.

[Beachguy]

Happy staking!

Lets hope. Cryptoid is stuck on 974999, so is potchain.net

My wallet too, but it says staking. Waiting for mature coins.

Hey 974999 is my last block I found mining!

[Jugglex]

Happy staking!

Lets hope. Cryptoid is stuck on 974999, so is potchain.net

My wallet too, but it says staking. Waiting for mature coins.

Hey 974999 is my last block I found mining!

I think everything is Ok, transition is going on and check your weight how is growing up.
Be patience.

[fonzerrellie]

they said they might have to make 1 more update, I'm sure we'll hear from them soon

[CartmanSPC]

(sorry, couldn't resist)

[Beachguy]

Yeah its far from confirmed yet.
Still have over 30 coins not confirmed.

[rdyoung]

Happy staking!

Lets hope. Cryptoid is stuck on 974999, so is potchain.net

My wallet too, but it says staking. Waiting for mature coins.

Hey 974999 is my last block I found mining!

I think everything is Ok, transition is going on and check your weight how is growing up.
Be patience.

Coins can't gain weight or age without blocks being added to the chain. The transition shouldn't be "going on", the code should have transitioned us and we should be balls deep in minted blocks by now.

[rdyoung]

they said they might have to make 1 more update, I'm sure we'll hear from them soon

Hopefully we will, every minute that this transition doesn't happen makes the coin look worse and worse to those are watching from the sidelines.

[Beachguy]

Ah, you're so right.....no transactions no confirms

[rdyoung]

(sorry, couldn't resist)

The lack of an open beta testnet run told me this wasn't likely to go well. As I have said here and on reddit, I don't think the devs really understand the POSv code they integrated and they obviously failed to reach out to the creator. I was a part of the testnet beta for reddcoin and the real network transition went off without issue or any extra wallet updates because they tested it extensively on testnet before rolling the code.

[rdyoung]

I am going to have some beers and watch some tv, hopefully when I check back in the morning there will be an update to get us going.

Does anyone here know where potlabs and the devs are, globe wise? Is it the start of their day? Or is it the middle of the night?

[fonzerrellie]

I've seen this happen on quite a few short pow phase coins... they'll fix it soon enough

[rdyoung]

I've seen this happen on quite a few short pow phase coins... they'll fix it soon enough

I want them to fix it, but I also want them to wait awhile so that when the exchanges come back online we get a massive dump, shake out the weak hands and give us a chance to pickup some cheap coins

[CartmanSPC]

Posting here since it is more active than reddit.

Anyone else seeing their potwallet use up a ton of CPU cycles? Mine is cycling between 64.8% up to 97.9% on Windows where I have a bunch of coins...my Linux wallet with zero coins is cycling between 0.0 and 16.3.

[PotCoin]

Ok guys please bear with us while we look into the issue.

We should have this resolved soon.

Please refrain from sending any coins if possible until the problem is resolved.

Thanks,
PotLabs

[rdyoung]

Posting here since it is more active than reddit.

Anyone else seeing their potwallet use up a ton of CPU cycles? Mine is cycling between 64.8% up to 97.9% on Windows where I have a bunch of coins...my Linux wallet with zero coins is cycling between 0.0 and 16.3.

How many individual blocks of coins do you have? The more chunks of coins, the more cpu and ram the wallet is likely to use. The upside is that when we do get the POSv going, those blocks will be combined by the wallet and if I am right you will see your resource use drop.

[CartmanSPC]

Posting here since it is more active than reddit.

Anyone else seeing their potwallet use up a ton of CPU cycles? Mine is cycling between 64.8% up to 97.9% on Windows where I have a bunch of coins...my Linux wallet with zero coins is cycling between 0.0 and 16.3.

How many individual blocks of coins do you have? The more chunks of coins, the more cpu and ram the wallet is likely to use. The upside is that when we do get the POSv going, those blocks will be combined by the wallet and if I am right you will see your resource use drop.

Yes, have a ton of small chunks of coin! Dating back to early 2014..over 8972 received transactions.

Have another wallet with much smaller chunks of coins and many more transactions but not actively staking that one since the total # of coins is about 1/10 the size.

[grunt]

great... so they are looking into it. eventually things will work again. I'm losing faith...

[rdyoung]

Posting here since it is more active than reddit.

Anyone else seeing their potwallet use up a ton of CPU cycles? Mine is cycling between 64.8% up to 97.9% on Windows where I have a bunch of coins...my Linux wallet with zero coins is cycling between 0.0 and 16.3.

How many individual blocks of coins do you have? The more chunks of coins, the more cpu and ram the wallet is likely to use. The upside is that when we do get the POSv going, those blocks will be combined by the wallet and if I am right you will see your resource use drop.

Yes, have a ton of small chunks of coin! Dating back to early 2014..over 8972 received transactions.

Have another wallet with much smaller chunks of coins and many more transactions but not actively staking that one since the total # of coins is about 1/10 the size.

That is likely the source of your resource usage. As I said, once POSv kicks in and those coins start staking, they will get combined into fewer larger blocks and you will see your usage go way down.

[rdyoung]

great... so they are looking into it. eventually things will work again. I'm losing faith...

Ill take your coins off your hands. Ill give you 100sats/coin.