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Can anyone please tell me if this is a bug? Just opened my DGC client and saw that it is trying to sync. It shows that there are 268k blocks remaining on the sync, but it shows all my latest transactions (as of a couple days ago) as confirmed. Also, it says the last block received was generated 18 seconds ago.

Just restart your client. Your funds are safe. Sometimes there's some other coin's chain conflicting I think although I didn't see that error for few days already. I guess the network is getting stronger.

Thanks for the confirmation. Did it and now everything looks fine!

Just wasn't sure if that was something I should worry about or not; figured something may be corrupted and with cryptos, I've learned (reading posts) that the smallest mistake can make you lose everything, :p.

This has been happening to me every single time I leave my wallet open in the background. Just have to keep restarting it when it pops up again... more a nuisance than anything else.

I noticed that this problem went away for me when I opened port 7999 to the computer running the wallet. It went from around 15 connections to over 60.

Ah, I came here for the same issue.
My DGC client keeps reverting to unsynced. I do have a WDC wallet open at the same time though so maybe that is it.

This is the result of someone actively trying to undermine the DGC network by operating as a false node. This is more an annoyance than anything and does not put your coins in danger in the slightest. As DGC grows and the network grows stronger this will become less of an issue and eventually cease entirely.