Yeah, we really need to figure out the fork point, and decide on which chain to make official with a hardened checkpoint. I'd prefer to stay consistent with Satoshi's original method of resolving forks, and stick to the one with the most work (the highest trust= value). At least one person is minting PoS blocks on the chain I'm on.

Here's some of the blockchain from my POV:

getblockhash 2240000
d4065b408236f6189b9fb9fac9e94e5c73b3cfa441671dde720b279246c739b7

getblockhash 2230000
42e6eb6fad7ba9740a99e59c6f066953090487db0f3902850c0145cdb7caa7d8

getblockhash 2220000
383a94e9900d876d352dbfeddae0c01c35e9880b960cf5a18ea681a70373f251

getblockhash 2210000
5facbdea1feafb25e6a94c395955b0f6f02971f3e20d8ec462aaf94923d35845

getblockhash 2200000
8f5c3df4ac4b15d68b9c3f24c172a67ba630e0a4b0d13dbd564a02d1b5a1f539

This goes back to December 2015 so it's pretty coarse. Would be easier if the block explorer worked - maybe that has wandered off on its own fork...