Quote from: terciops on September 22, 2015, 05:29:12 PM

Quote from: corather on September 22, 2015, 04:59:10 PM

Quote from: vipgelsi on September 22, 2015, 04:54:15 PM

The problem is this is how PoST is. We need more people to run there wallets and stake.

Maybe everyone that got large amounts of solarcoins could send them back to the generator pool.

If the problem doesn't persist this could work, but there are many unknowns. I'm not panicking though. Like all new technology there will be growing pains. The worst didn't happen, a crippling fork for example. Whatever is decided will be right for the coin in the long run. Short term problems are already being worked on.

A possible reason for these silly numbers seems to stand out....

Looking at my holding over the past 24 hours on 2.0.1

I can see what 'could' be happening :

If I divide what I have 'earned' in interest since PoST started yesterday by 365 I get almost perfect correlation with what I might expect in a year. (with due regard to variance - so a back of the envelope calc is useful) :

So assuming my average holding time is about a year anyway, I have received 365 times what I should have at 8% if the initial reward uses coin age as I think it does. So there is one place to look - have we missed a ' / 365 ' somewhere? Huh

Whatever the reason, 2.0.1 is FUBAR. Rolling everyone back to 1.5 will be pointless and the blockchain will be very vulnerable in transition. Better perhaps to just 'ophan' all blocks since 2.0.1 started and get 2.0.2 in play (with whatever fix is required) soonest. Mercifully we are only at 830118 at time of writing so there is some leeway before the 'new earnings' are confirmed. Nothing really changes until 830510, so let that be the new start point. At the present rate of progress that will be about 2-3 days.

Oh and BTW - 2.0.1 is using a lot of MIPs. No mining levels to be sure, but enough to make even a high end desktop stutter now and then.

My 2c worth ....

T

Sounds good! Thanks!