Quote from: Matt9301 on August 09, 2017, 07:05:55 AM

Quote from: drays on August 09, 2017, 02:18:13 AM

Quote from: jwkman on August 09, 2017, 01:21:59 AM

My coins are splitting as well. Not sure if that's going to have an effect on anything. Does anyone know?

That's completely normal. If coins are staking too often (typically the threshold is 1 day), the inputs are considered to be too big, and are being automatically split by your wallet, so network could regularly produce the needed amount of blocks, and this be more healthy.

This will not affect your staking amount in any way, you will just stake more often, but in smaller portions.

If the coin is coded correctly, you do not need to do anything, your inputs will split and combine automatically, to reflect the condition on the chain and current network staking weight.

Hi, I have a little question for you. Do coins to remature after a split? I'm curious to know if it's a good idea resend entire amount to myself or not, or is better to take splitted amount. Thank you

The splitted coins will start rematuring immediately after the staking/splitting, exactly the same way as if they didn't split. I personally don't bother re-sending the entire amount, because
1. It takes time from me - I have to follow that wallet, to resend the amount right after the stake
2. If I resend it a bit late (for example 5 hours after the stake), I will lose those 5 hours: as soon as you re-send the coins, they start maturing from the scratch

The wallet should combine your coins at some point, or just stop splitting further; they will not be splitted infinitely.