Quote from: Melfyce on January 29, 2018, 08:38:27 PM

Quote from: Taro_Naza on January 29, 2018, 12:11:42 PM

On the 11th of this month we increased the block size because some transactions were too big and that resulted in coins being locked in the wallet, the fork was successful, txs in the pool were successfully mined and the coins were unlocked but now the same thing happened again, because tx size is unpredictable, so we were going to increase the size from 200k kb to 1mb to have a block size bigger than the max tx size mineable. To do that we were going to do another fork, but after some consideration we thought instead of taking two weeks to do a fork to just increase the block size. We decided to switch to moneros code while maintaining our blockchain, this will fix the block size transaction and give us a lot of new features that we would have to add ourselves otherwise, features like offline wallet (Mnemonic seed), RingCT, subaddresses, Multithreading for daemon and wallet, Rpc wallet and more importantly a more stable daemons code, this will save us a lot of time and will allow us to work on other aspect of the project and get us closer to the point where we will be working on what really makes Leviar a unique project, from the in-app purchase system to the DRMoB. Modifying the code will take about 3-4 weeks and at the same time we are working on the new whitepaper and the roadmap and the new website and the rebranding elements.
The fork will take place on march 1th 2018, so until that time we recommend not making any transactions.
We are sorry for the inconvenience, but this decision we took was for the best interest of the project and the coin holder and it should help move this project forward.
Thank you for your understanding.
Leviar team.

So should I better stop mining now or is it safe to mine until the fork happens?

You can continue mining until the fork