We are working now on the source, but we got stucked.
Something went wrong but we didn't find the problem yet.
Were you able to isolate the type of problem, or to identify the common symptoms?
When it comes to finding a needle in a haystack, maybe we can help, a dozen eyes
can find it more easily than 2, but first we must understand what we have to try.
I understand your frustration in trying a little bug, and the pressure that you feel here,
so to avoid misunderstandings, with what I have to say I do not want to offend, nor be angry.
Had you tried a full life cycle of money in the testnet, including the transition to the pos?
If it's not possible we may do a relaunch with fixed issues and 5% daily pos interest.
What you think about?
Five per cent of interest daily, any day, for ever?
Do you have done the math? Get a huge calculator.
IMHO, on long term this interest is unsustainable.
Too much coin, the coin will get 0 value very soon.
As a "temporary" solution, until the problem is solved,
do you have think to simply prolong the POW phase?
This would have several practical advantages:
1) The community would back its currency alive and functioning.
2) The pool should not close but instead may have again their clients to mine
3) It would also give to the few who still do not know the coin, the possibility
to mine it, and so the coin could expand its user base
4) It should be easy to implement, even without finding the bug.
5) You can find the solution with little bit less pressure.
The main disadvantage is that it will increase the mass of coins in circulation,
and this is a factor to consider. If necessary, you could reduce the reward of
future blocks until the POS problem is resolved.
I think part of the success of a currency also depends on the prestige of its
developer and its ability to hold together the community that adopts it.
If the developer does not proves to be able to identify the first problem
that presents itself to its product and find a remedy, but instead tries to
give up and start another project ...
Well ... I think that few will ever lend him any more attention or follow
him in his projects.
So my advice is:
Want to start other projects, use other sources, other solutions?
Ok, but first find an acceptable remedy for this problem. ASAP
Again... sorry for the tone, no offense.
