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If you are having bandwidth problems enter "strictincoming true" & "strictprotocol true" into the debug window.

what does these both commands do?
also when i did "disablestake false 999999" output has stake requirment set? = false what condition i have to put in the disablestake syntax

thanks for the info or pointing me towards it

strictincoming will block peers that request the same data over and over, we have seen this happening since the fork a few months back. strictprotocol will only keep you connected to peers on the most recent wallet.

if you enter "disablestake false" then the wallet will continue the hashing process as usual. if you enter "disablestake true" then you have shut off staking. if you enter "disable stake true diff > 25" then your staking will be disabled if the diff is over 25 and it will say "stake requirements set? true"

and once difficulty is <25 (rarely) thn staking will become active by itself, right?

Yep, thats how it works. You can also do it with your wallets total weight. "disablestake true weight < 100000" for example

lets rock the party, when you'll be launching another coin with 1000% PoS Cheesy

I had an idea for a 50k Coin, you could launch it with a long 0 mining reward and taper up a bit and let trading takes it's course, when it hit's 0 it gets delisted and you get bags or BTC, maybe throw in some random blocks, super compound!

sounds rather familiar. Couldn't have been inspired by a guy named Homero, could it ?