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Sorry for the long silence, it takes time to sort out things like this. As per our usual response, if we detect something wrong with a blockchain where the dev _might_ be involved, I like to post a public statement so everyone has the same information at the same time. Exchanges were informed earlier today when our security measures kicked off.

There seems to be a problem with the "lucky" staking code from what we can tell at this time. There are blocks that were accepted with POS rewards up to 3.3M which is why outside the rate for the coin. Additionally, as of right now there are way more coins in existence than the wallet thinks there should be:

   "balance" : 24751980.90800208,
   "stake" : 0.00000000,
   "blocks" : 4655,
   "timeoffset" : 0,
   "moneysupply" : 21073266.40374496,

This is our current supply. C-Cex and yobit have another combined 5-6M. At this time, we don't know if this is malicious or an error in the staking code. We have cancelled all orders on the market and closed the wallet for the time being. If the devs can please contact us and come up with a solution, we will reopen the market. If we an agreed solution cannot be agreed upon, we will close the market and open the wallet for withdrawal only.

thanks,
richie@bittrex

So in fact it can just be a error in the code. Can that not be clarified? Who mine that coin, from where was it coming? Is there anything in the code written that a block will be created of 3.3M? This looks more a software bug then a scamming problem.

if the so called lucky stake, stakes out more coins than promised total supply, then its not software error. its called scam.

Do you know what software is?

That is why there is a test net. It worked as programmed by the Dev which was to create extra coins to sell. Scam Busted!