Quote from: Doom4535 on November 11, 2015, 07:31:54 AM

So, according to this (https://chainz.cryptoid.info/flap/#) at the time of posting we're at block 700442 and that is supported by my peer connections. My wallet says that it is on block 700442, yet still thinks it is 13 hours behind? How do we counter the slow network when there may be long periods of time when no blocks were created (which I'm assuming causes the wallets to think they are behind?)?

no, its not because they think they are behind. the code of a wallet doesnt actually care about the last block time. the gui just shows the behind message if the last block was over 2 hours ago for the user to see the chain has stopped. people need to just turn on staking in their wallets and the chain moves. no one has staking on, then the chain wont move.

Quote from: chefbauer on November 11, 2015, 04:29:58 PM

yes because of me. 30x staking about every 30 seconds, then again nothing.
it looks like it works for some time when someone opens his wallet first time for staking, but it looks like it works only one time. or with a big gap, letzts see tomorrow.

you ran out of valid transactions to stake so you stopped staking. staking just doesnt happen at X interval. it is dependent on the transactions in your wallet. when the chain stops it is because 1, no one is staking. 2, the people who are staking have no more transactions to stake