Quote from: mirana12345 on August 12, 2016, 11:58:52 AM

Quote from: Rexnova on August 12, 2016, 07:39:21 AM

Quote from: robelneo on August 12, 2016, 02:38:15 AM

Quote from: Rexnova on August 11, 2016, 09:23:00 PM

COMMUNITY QUESTION #2

Would you like to start a new wallet, with new chain, new faucet to try to find the rollback problem risking to loose some funds from rollback?

We think the best way to track (if exist) the rollback bug is see in action with thousands of transactions.

This is my own opinion only but you need to set up a poll for this,I prefer a new wallet with new chain and faucet,it's like starting all over again with everything new and equal terms it's ok for me to loose my funds for the sake of the new chain..

The funds will be cloned, we'll save the current BC status to restore funds to addresses.

We want to know if you'ld like to run the risk again to detect the rollback problem. Can just happen that you loose money from the captcha for the rollback, but i think is the best way to go on.

I'm not entirely sure i understand the situation you're talking about. Are the old funds in risk , or could we lose new mrai coins on new fork (that we will aquire) ?
Even if previous funds are lost, it would be of upmost importance not to have issues once the fork happens.
As far as client wallet is concerned - to me personally it makes no difference if it's entirely new, or just old one , just edited .

Whatever you do, i would advise you that you do it as promptly as possible, while the people still remember the old mrai project, with all it's advantages.

No, old funds are saved, safe in backup. Will be always restored if needed.
I'm talking about funds from new faucet.