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@ The BITS team

Is there a problem with the block explorer? It seems every time i try and search my own address i get this error, Error 524 Ray ID: 43117482c4c73d0d 2018-06-26 17:41:25 UTC

Further more if i go to the top 100 richlist the amount shown there is not what i have in my wallet, and if i let my wallet stake for a few days it suddenly shows a incorrect amount +- a couple of thousand BITS and i have to restart it to have the correct amount shown again. This is with the new v2.5 wallet.

Hi, Are you using new Explorer? (http://explorer.v2.bitstarcoin.com/)

I have tryed using google crome, microsoft edge and maxthon none of them works when i click or search my address using the newest block explore http://explorer.v2.bitstarcoin.com/

Im starting to think my wallet address is somehow "bugged" as the amount shown in the rich list is not reflecting the amount in my qt wallet.

You probably have too many transactions for the explorer to handle, its currently on a temp server. As for amounts, could you have some in other addresses? (ie change addresses etc)

It could be that i have too many transactions, if i click any other address in the rich list it opens it just fine.

As for the amount when i do a listaddressgroupings in the older v2.0.0.1 qt wallet i can only find 1 address witch contains 0.001 BITS, but that still dosent add up for 351 BITS missing, hence i wanted to try and backtrack with the block explore. Could it be that thees missing BITS are on the older blockchain and lost now?

I know i can clean all my transactions up by just sending it all to a new wallet and start a fresh, but its just that after almost 4 years i have memorized my main address and would hate to do it all over again.

on the v2.0 wallet it may be worth trying "repairwallet" from the debug console

I have tried the "repairwallet" command on the v2.0 wallet and all it returns is "wallet check passed" : true. And the amount stays the same in the wallet and not reflecting the rich list. Its not that its a too big of a deal to me that only 351BITS are missing i would just like to know where they are "hiding"?

@Bitstar_coin if you want i can empty my wallet and start a new one and then send you the old wallet.dat from both the v2.0 and v2.5? In case you want to run some debugging on it and see where the missing BITS went and why the v2.5 wallet sometimes jumps a couple of thousands +- BITS after staking for a few days, and if you are lucky to find the missing BITS its yours to keep