This is truly disappointing. How is it possible to have been on a wrong chain since the beginning of the year or even earlier? This is a joke. If this is true this coin is a joke and I have wasted money and time. I have left my computer running for over half a year for... nothing. All my stakes are gone - tens of thousands of coins.
But I suspect that this story is even worse than that. Some weeks ago I have sent some coins to Cryptopia and they HAVE arrived there - so we were on the same chain. How comes my staked coins NOW are not on the same chain of Cryptopia any more while they were on the same chain a few weeks ago? This is impossible if I was on a different chain. It looks like a hard fork has been just done now by the dev which has wiped out all my staked coins. Otherwise, how would they disappear?
Have you tried to use earlier blockchain file, like this one -
MTNC Blockchain data source 2018 03 21 - sync again, than use repairwallet command?
I have used the blockchain provided by the dev in his latest post.
EDIT: Now all the coins seem to be back in the wallet. I didn't perform any repair wallet but possibly the wallet has had some problems and it has repaired itself - is that possible? Not clear what has happened, but it has happened to both my two masternodes/wallets. How is it possible that for a few days the staked coins had disappeared from the balance of both wallets and suddenly they would reappear again?
I've tried to check what's happening on the blockchain through blockexplorer but it seems not to be working. Reappearing of coins is a good news of course, beyond the (at the moment little) value of the coins which I wouldn't lose it means the system is healthy, but some mystery remains.