Not good. More tips then:
TxId's can be sent to the exchange during this sort of situation and some get picked up and some don't...
TxId is transaction ID. You cannot send it to exchange. You can send transaction. Transaction has it's ID. This is TxId. Now, just because exchange (like any other node) see transaction does not mean it really cares. Transactions go to block. Block is something interesting. Exchanges see blocks and count next blocks after that first one with that transaction. Number of next blocks is called number of confirmations.
With blockchain hung you see no new blocks. So no confirmations. So exchange will not let user spend coins deposited without certain number of confirmations. This not "some get picked up and some don't". This is simple math, not random thing.
Sometimes my main wallets go unopened for a few weeks...I like to build up stake weight.
So you like it... This is actually how network has been attacked. I browsed MTR github, MTR PoS has coin age crap. This is vulnerability, not something to like.
I don't centralize any staking power and I truly don't wish to continue entertaining you.
Shall we analyze staking rewards history and compare it your, dcgirl, (who else?) addresses?
Also you have said
Basically we had all staking stop on the network for several mins.
MTR being a 100% POS coin, the network requires several wallets online staking to keep the chain moving.
So who are those "all" who had stopped staking?