Quote from: Thistleblower on September 08, 2014, 05:38:50 PM

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Quote from: fairglu on September 08, 2014, 03:39:41 PM

Quote from: Thistleblower on September 08, 2014, 03:01:54 PM

I've mentioned Forging issues previously and received no reply. Forging works successfully, but each day the number of transactions doubles and the amount of stake halves for each transaction. The total amount of reward remains steady, but the fragmentation will surely lead to more blockchain issues if it continues indefinitely.

Yes, this also leads to the wallet being slower, and will make sending large amounts complicated as you'll exceed transaction size limits when gathering small inputs.

Ideally the staking should merge back outputs to keep things under control.

This can be fixed with a simple update to the qt. For you savvy users you can patch your own qt/daemon

Simply change line 20 of wallet.cpp to whatever you wish

Code:

int64_t nStakeCombineThreshold = 1000 * COIN;

As it is now. I will combine any inputs created by POS transactions less that 1000 coins into larger ones.

Example 1:

You have a 1000 coin input. When it stakes you will get a 1001 coin input back or whatever the reward you get it

If you have a 10000 coin input when it stake it will be broken into 2 inputs of 5001 each. Or whatever the reward is

Working on getting the cryptsy wallet synced and back online. Ill keep you updated

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll try it out on a separate wallet before applying it to my full stake. Ideally I'd like to restrict fragmentation to no less than an eighth of my long-term total. I have a Mammothcoin wallet that's now churning out hundreds of transactions per day. The fragmentation shows no sign of slowing so if I don't shut it down (and remove it from the Supersend chain) it'll soon be in the tens of thousands. Supercoin consolidated after the Fork, but since then it's been doubling the number of transactions daily.

I edited after I posted if you missed it. My OP got screwed up