Quote from: FuelCoinTeam on July 30, 2014, 01:37:46 AM

Use Fuelcoin-src https://github.com/fuelcoindev/fuelcoincode

It seems that too many clients are still on the old version and some miners may have stopped the correct fork from taking over if they were on the wrong one. We would recommend loading your miners on the p2p pool as we know this one is on the correct fork and try to get the coins back on track. There will be thousands of lost coins in this process but it will stabilize the network if successful.

On another note we already have a backup plan in progress to fix everything as a safety net. Just make sure to follow @FuelCoinNEWS and @altcointoday on twitter.

I disagree, simply mining at a pool running the correct wallet will not make the network fix itself. There are not enough nodes on the network running v1.0.0.1. For example, all of the nodes listed in the OP are either offline or running v0.8.8, with the exception of 98.174.25.28 which is me and I can't get that node to sync past block 226999. The seed nodes in the wallet are also running v0.8.8 so it's impossible to prevent from connecting to old nodes.

As far as I can tell Bittrex is also on the old wallet, I was not able to receive a withdrawal from them yesterday, and now they have a message on the FUEL market stating the wallet is shutdown.

Even the block explorer at http://blockexperts.com/fuel is still showing v0.8.8 which is even more confusing, since this is normally considered the authoritative source for current block height and version. The block explorer listed in the OP (https://usecryptos.com/blockexplorer/FUEL) doesn't work.

We need a new list of nodes that are verified to be running on the correct version.