Quote from: TomThumb on September 02, 2020, 09:47:42 PM

Quote from: efemtekem on September 02, 2020, 11:35:17 AM

Quote from: dida on September 02, 2020, 09:20:36 AM

So accumulation is over...can we start please..thank You! Wink

Could you have any information or help about my previous message?

Seems every time Qtum does a hard fork, a large number of nodes disappear and never come back - why? I had a similar problem when Qtum last did a hard fork (wallet wouldn't sync), published a solution on their twitter account - got no help, simply got banned! That's when I sold all my Qtum.

Fortunately, they released a new version of their Electrum wallet, and it re-synced, and I got my coins back. That's all I can suggest. But there's no recent update, it seems. Have you tried re-installing?

Have you saved the private keys? If all else fails, if you have the private keys, you won't lose your coins.

Currently, my coins are showing in my wallet, but I cannot actively send them to the stock exchange or to another wallet. The reason is because of the hard fork. I had previously restored my wallet for adverse situations. But after the update, I cannot transfer to another place in my wallet. After that, I reloaded the wallet on the 64 processor computer and when I do the restore wallet in the new wallet, only transactions are coming. My coin is 0 on the 64 bit processor, but there are amounts on the 32 bit processor, which is my old computer. I cannot find a way to transfer these coins to the stock market or elsewhere. As I said, my wallet has a .dat file.