Quote from: fedexpress on October 23, 2018, 07:31:17 AM

Hello,

I was on vacation and when I came back I realized I'm getting an unusually high amount of stakes in Radium wallet,
checking the forum it appears that you've had a hard fork recently.

Is it enough if I just download the new version and replace it with the old one now?
or there are files which I should remove first and download the chain again then import my wallet backup? (the wallet backup is taken 7-8 months ago)

Quote from: Andrey123 on October 23, 2018, 07:56:14 AM

Hello!
I started the program Radium_Bootstrap_Utility_1.1, it downloaded something there.

http://prntscr.com/l9bqj6

Then he started the wallet and he, as he shook blocks from scratch, continues.
http://prntscr.com/l9bqy5

Huh

Hey guys, you just need read this Guide, which covers all answers on your questions - https://radiumcore.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/BasicSetupGuide.pdf

Especially the last chapter:

UTILIZING THE RADIUM BOOTSTRAP FILE

GREATLY ENHANCES THE SYNCHRONIZATION TIMES
1. The Bootstrap method employs using a trusted snapshot of the Radium blockchain as a means
to accelerate the synchronization process. This means you do not have to synchronization the
wallet from day 0, but rather you begin the process much close to the present block count.
2. To begin, download the Radium Bootstrap Utility from here: http://bootstrap.radiumcore.org
3. Open the application and you will presented with the following screen:
4. As per the dialogue, press Y to continue.
5. The utility will begin downloading the blockchain.
6. Once completed, you may close the application and open your wallet