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sasha35625 [8:40 AM]
Morning Wavesters, Today is the day, withdrawals will be processed.

sasha35625 [10:04 AM]
Final tests! launching mainnet block explorer and proceeding to payouts.

What about these "incorrect accounts" You guys mentioned something about addresses not being correct for some people.

How would anyone know their address is not correct in the lite wallet?

I think people were writing in strings that were not valid Waves addresses, e.g. Phoney Street 12, Scammetown. or something similarly invalid

Or possible trying to write the Waves address by hand and missing out a character or 2-3-4 etc.

There are formulas to check if the address is valid. I think the protocols are robust enough to identify the incorrect ones. It is possible to make a typo and still have a valid address but most of the time a simple type would be rejected.

The desktop lite client, does it need to be turned on to receive waves? It does not work like usual crypto wallet that have to sync blockchains right?

I cannot talk on behalf of the devs, but generally a blockchain exists on its own and keeps track of the transactions on the chain just like a ledger. If your wallet (any type) is not on it makes no difference as the wallet will interpret the blockchain when you turn it on and "catch up" on the blocks since last time and credit you with coins linked to your public key for those private keys in your wallet. A lite client simply means that the full chain is not stored locally on your computer. There is still a blockchain somewhere but the dev' server side will post the transactions to you while you were sleeping and the chain keeps track of any transactions they make.

Therefore it is not necessary to have a wallet open for you to be credited with coins.