Look at the explorer, it's all over there or any of my previous posts. I documented it all there. Set the blockexplorer ( http://paccoinexplorer.com/ ) to 100 last posts. Look at the block heights. Here's a screenshot I just took off the explorer:

(Block height: 2626477 rolls back to 2626415 -- time reverts and the last 62 blocks 'disappear').

See how the height and time goes backwards, that's someone forking the chain and rolling it back (if it were done with hashing power, that'd be a 51% attack). It's a glitch in the trust logic. You can verify that, as I've explained a few pages back, by opening up your debug.log (if you're on linux use:


That'll output the chain updates. The height should always go up, but it doesn't. When it flips backwards, look at the trust score and the hash value. You'll notice it's a full hash which indicates a PoS block (you can paste the block hash into the explorer to see it on the web if you want), and you'll notice the height went down but the trust value went up -- that's the flaw in SetBestChain.

Posting the fork now, I'll compile it and post links if anyone wants them. If not, to each their own. I'd like PAC to succeed again but not like this.

And from now until March is just letting scammers scam. If that's what people want, have at it. It's not what I want from from the crypto world though.