Say orphans with the latest wallet git commit.
Also not sure what you're trying to say. It sounds like you're somewhat bragging over the amount of orphans that are reported with the latest commit.
If 30% of all blocks are orphans, then there is something fundamentally wrong with the coin to begin with. Because that's what it looks like - about 30%
at best - of all blocks are orphans. That
shouldn't be the case. Yet it is.
The orphans are due to the excessive time it takes the wallet to accept new blocks, which in turn is due to trie processing.
There is a bounty for fixing it (see post #2) and I'm on it as well (even though I prefer other people to work on the bounties, so I can focus on other things).