Quote from: dreamwatcher on April 13, 2013, 05:51:55 PM

Quote from: MaGNeT on April 13, 2013, 05:33:39 PM

As long as I'm on a "nodes banned list" and nobody can explain why, I have all reasons to worry.

I'm trying to mine TRC but it looks broken to me, that's worrying me because I have a shitload of them and I am afraid to send them to BTC-E because I don't know if BTC-E is on the right fork now.

Exactly the reason i wrote what I did. You have probably been on various nodes banned list from time to time throughout your use of crypto-coins and not even noticed.

Anyway, it is fine.

In fact I will go back and strike out my statement, and everybody publish all the node banned lists you want.

It might be slightly entertaining to watch all the panic that might ensue.... Cheesy

Oh, and BTC-E is on the right fork, I have been able to move TRC in since this mourning (I updated all my systems when I updated Cryptocoinexplorer last night). So if your up to date and you block height matches the explorer..go for it.

If you really want to be cautious, backup your wallet. If you are on the forked chain, you will not lose your coins, However it can be a pain in the but to remove the transaction from your wallet so your client does not see the coins as spent. (You can us PYwallet to erase the transactions from a wallet if that happens)

I can confirm BTC-E is on the right chain (or at least on my chain)