Quote from: Petr1fied on January 03, 2014, 04:31:47 PM

Quote from: VERUMinNUMERIS on January 03, 2014, 04:00:14 PM

Quote from: Desten on January 03, 2014, 03:47:33 PM

Quote from: daemonfox on January 03, 2014, 03:33:45 PM

Seeing as that does not take affect unti AFTER the start of Jan. 8th... you are still under the bugged calc of the SUPER stake... which... WILL NEVER stake for a block of 1 billion coins because the max transaction allowed IS 1 billion coins.

I've sent 99.9M to one address, 5*99.9M to another and other coins by 99.9M per one new address. All addresses generated in one wallet. Cryptsy didn't allowed to sent more than 99.9M.

Quote from: daemonfox on January 03, 2014, 03:33:45 PM

If you read this thread you would know the largest blocks that can be staked are 99M coins... after the 8th... THEN you might get a stake for the formula amount you posyed.

Now i know. But all what i sent was 99 999 999 coins per tx.

I think each 99 million transaction has to be to a different wallet ID/address. I made the same mistake, I sent like 20 99 million transactions to 2 different ID/addresses in the same wallet. So I don't think I'll see any kind of interest vesting in these wallets even though it was the 10.0.0 version.

Luckily I sent some 50 million and 100 million transactions to seperate addresses in a different wallet on a different laptop and those 50 million txs should vest.

That wallet is the 9.6 version which means the 100 million transactions will never make babies. I wish I had understood this earlier. I kept asking but nobody gave a very clear answer.

I wonder why?

We've been telling everyone for 2-3 weeks to upgrade to 0.10.0.0 and that blocks created with older versions past December 31st would be ignored by the network. It's not like we were subtle in this. Pretty much every post by myself of The_Catman in the rejuvenation thread stated that you should upgrade before the deadline.

Under the pre-January 8th rules, unless you stake at 9 days exactly 99.9m transactions will not stake. Use this formula and you'll see why:

Code:

Transaction amount + (Transaction Amount * coin age in days) = total coins

Lets use 99,999,999 as an example and exactly 9 days:

Code:

99,999,999 + (99,999,999 * 9) = 999,999,990

At exactly 9 days this is just 10 coins under the 1 billion limit and literally 1 minute past 9 days means you won't stake under the old rules.

Quote from: daemonfox on January 03, 2014, 04:25:20 PM

Quote from: Petr1fied on January 03, 2014, 03:39:49 PM

Even 99 million transactions is really pushing the limits under the old rules. You'd literally have to stake in 9 days to the hour for it not to go over 1 billion and with the current stake congestion you'd be very lucky to stake them.

Incorrect.

All my 99,999,999 CENT blocks staked the only issue was an error that popped up about the log not matching the transaction list in the wallet.dat or something... -salvagewallet fixed it completely.

7 of those inputs spit out 14 inputs of 495,XXX,XXX odd amounts.

It's not incorrect, you just staked marginally below 9 days. Staking tends to start maybe 1 hour before 9 days. Regardless a 99.9 million transaction has a very tiny window in which to stake so people were taking big risks by attempting to stake values that high.

If people used 99.9 million transactions and their stake didn't happen by 9 days exactly they'll likely need to wait until the new rules kick in on January 8th at which point their transactions will successfully stake a much lower amount of coins.

Once again, very confusing. How does one stake early or late? You have the coins in the wallet and it stakes automatically, so why wouldn't it stake right on time then?

And what about the guy who sent 99.9 million coins 5 different times to the same address in the same wallet? Will that stake or will the system see it as 500 million coins and thus no possibility to stake. These are simple questions for those who know about cent yet there's never any clear answers.