[ANN][SLR] SolarCoin | PoW to PoS v. 2.0 | Solar Proof of Generation (§1 = 1MWh)

[solarcoiner]

It does seem like the blockchain is getting stuck again though.. last block was over an hour ago

[1714012049]

1714012049

[Epiphany]

I'm at block 837,637. Is this right?

[Snake Pliskin]

I'm at block 837,637. Is this right?

Do you mean 837067?

[Epiphany]

I'm at block 837,637. Is this right?

Do you mean 837067?

837,642 now... It's way off where the block explorer says I should be. I don't get it.

EDIT: All three of my wallets are saying the same thing. They are all version 2.07, updated, scanned, all that.

EDIT2: Is the block explorer on the wrong chain somehow? My wallets are humming along, getting small interest payments now and then, but I'm like 500 blocks past the block explorer now. What block are others running 2.07 at?

[Epiphany]

Crazy idea, I know... But could Bittrex have accidentaly forked the coin when they came online? There are 3 million SLR sitting in their wallets...   (EDIT2: That's like 7% of outstanding SLR! )

I sent some SLR to my Bittrex address, just to see and on Bittrex, it still isn't even registering as pending.

I don't really know how all this stuff works, just throwing it out there as I sit here and try to figure it out on my own.

EDIT: It's got 11 confirmations now on my wallet. Still not registering in my Bittrex wallet. No sign of it.

[Epiphany]

Hello? Anyone here???

OK, so let's say I'm right. Would that mean that whoever has coins sitting at Bittrex could log in, dump them all, and send the BTC out before anyone notices, effectively selling all those buyers bum coins? Nobody would be greedy and stupid enough to do that though, would they? I know it's tempting but... 

[solarcoiner]

I'm at block 837,637. Is this right?

Do you mean 837067?

837,642 now... It's way off where the block explorer says I should be. I don't get it.

EDIT: All three of my wallets are saying the same thing. They are all version 2.07, updated, scanned, all that.

EDIT2: Is the block explorer on the wrong chain somehow? My wallets are humming along, getting small interest payments now and then, but I'm like 500 blocks past the block explorer now. What block are others running 2.07 at?

That's weird?
My wallets are showing the exact same block height as the blockchain explorer.
at the time of this post we are at block 837040

[Snake Pliskin]

My wallets are showing the exact same block height as the blockchain explorer.
at the time of this post we are at block 837040

Yes mine too 837040

Close your solarcoin wallet.
If you're on windows press start and type %appdata% and the hit Enter.
Then open your Solarcoin folder and back up your wallet.dat file.
Next Uninstall Solarcoin from your Computer and then restart it.
next go back to %appdata% and delete the Solarcoin folder from which you backed up your wallet.dat file.

Now reinstall Solarcoin 2.07 and let it do it's thing Wink upon reinstalling it should ask you if you want to load a backup of your wallet.
Press yes and select your wallet.dat file you backed up.
When everything is done and the blockchain has been reloaded, you should be good to go!
Let me know if this works!

No that didn't seem to work, still hanging with 640 blocks remaining

[Epiphany]

Hmmm... Well if the chain you guys are on is slowing down and the one I am on for all three wallets is humming away at 1 per minute, then it would seem to me you guys are on a different chain. Isn't that right? The only way I can see that happening is if a HUGE holder suddenly turned their wallet on. And Bittrex just happened to come back a few hours ago. Can't be a coincidence.

[Snake Pliskin]

The big question now then I guess

How do we get back on the right path

[Epiphany]

Bittrex is definitely not on the same chain that I am.

I'm not saying which one is the right one or the wrong one. But it seems to me, the one continuing at 1 block per minute is likely the proper chain. And that isn't the one Bittrex is on.

[Epiphany]

The big question now then I guess

How do we get back on the right path

I don't know... Can the paths meet up again and sort itself out? Or I suppose Steve could provide a new bootstrap with the correct info and then just load that up?

[babbey]

Bittrex is definitely not on the same chain that I am.

I'm not saying which one is the right one or the wrong one. But it seems to me, the one continuing at 1 block per minute is likely the proper chain. And that isn't the one Bittrex is on.

I'm at block 837040 too.

There was a post a page or two back about Bleutrade's wallet being encrypted and therefore not staking; would the same not apply to Bittrex? Either way, chalk up another quirk of the PoST transition!! lol

[Snake Pliskin]

Hmmm, ok if I restored to lets say to yesterdays back up would my wallet point to the right chain or is it a 50/50 chance of getting back on the same slow path i'm already on

[Epiphany]

My three wallets are all on block 837,713 now.

[mazzaneo]

I'm on 837041 currently,

I rescanned wallet and reloaded the blockchain.

This chain has been going very slow with my last payout approximately 5 hours ago.

[Epiphany]

Hmmm, ok if I restored to lets say to yesterdays back up would my wallet point to the right chain or is it a 50/50 chance of getting back on the same slow path i'm already on

I'd think you would gravitate to the chain with the most confirmations. It's worth a try!

[mazzaneo]

My three wallets are all on block 837,713 now.

I get the feeling yours is the right chain but what happened I wonder, your Bittrex theory sounds plausible.

[Alao]

Bittrex is definitely not on the same chain that I am.

I'm not saying which one is the right one or the wrong one. But it seems to me, the one continuing at 1 block per minute is likely the proper chain. And that isn't the one Bittrex is on.

How did you figure out that Bitterx is on the wrong change.  If I buy coins form there and try to transfer them to me wallet will it work?

[Epiphany]

If I am somehow on the wrong chain, which is possible even though I may not understand that yet, then I need to also figure out how to get back to the correct one.