Quote from: Chronikka on September 18, 2015, 01:19:49 AM

Quote from: rdyoung on September 17, 2015, 10:39:20 PM

Quote from: Chronikka on September 17, 2015, 09:11:22 PM

Quote from: CartmanSPC on September 17, 2015, 06:45:49 AM

Here is a version of the Potcoin Windows wallet that reduces the max split from 2 million to 5 thousand:

potcoin-08.7.2-win32-5Kv2.zip

This version will cause you to stake more often if you have over 5K POT. It stakes more often because it divides up each stake into a max of 5 thousand coins instead of 2 million. This will not increase your staking reward. It should average to be about the same as the official wallet.

This version also implements a fix for allowing outputs to merge even if they're from the same transaction as the staked output. It does not include support for uPNP. I may compile in support for uPNP at a future date if time permits.

Source: https://github.com/CartmanSPC/Potcoin
Disclaimer: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. DO NOT HOLD ME RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOST COIN.

Thanks for putting in the work to correct this. Such a lame thing for the devs to overlook...you looked at the code more thoroughly than I did was it a straight copy and paste from Reddcoin?

POSv2.0 hasn't been integrated to the reddcoin code as far as I am aware. I remember laudney the guy who created POSv posting that it he designed it in a way that made it very hard to just copy/paste it and expect it to work.

Well I meant just the code he worked on, which it looks like from the Git commit was just the wallet.cpp. The recombining was originally from Reddcoin and it apparently made its way into a lot of other coins that copied it.

Right and my point was that with potcoin having integrated POSv2.0 it couldn't have been a copy/paste job, especially with what I said about laudney claiming to have coded it in a way that made that difficult. I can't speak to what code was in which coins source first, I didn't look that closely at the rdd source when I was helping beta test for the transition.