Quote from: RentaMouse on October 29, 2014, 06:39:21 PM

I'll do the revised Linux wallet update on my Github fork, dont see much need for a binary of that as most ppl will compile their own anyway. There's documentation on the Github repo for doing a MingW Windows compile so I should be able to do that, depends how many dependencies I have to bodge in to get it working but hopefully I can get it up on Github as a downloadable binary in a few hours.

edschroedinger - since you are already talking to Bittrex makes sense to keep on if you dont mind, I assume its easy for them to pull the timestamp of block 10041 and then see how many txes they processed after that. Just hope its not a lot....

I suspect Bter will be on the majority chain as they had a wallet up early, but if anyone wants to try contacting them please do.

cool

yup, I think binary demand runs close to zero for linux, yet a clean repository was necessary in the first place as a starter.
if you could get a wallet to make under mingw, that'd be awesome... last time I tried similar, I was blessed with too little time and to much quirks to get that going, so I stopped trying after some short time...

I think, it won't take all too long 'til there's info on the tx'es that would require to be compensated, if (and that will be a necessary step to get them in sync again) bittrex drops the bad fork and switches tracks.

in a few hours I'll have some time in row to care for getting someone at the other three exchanges sharing info on the situation and their according status...

I'll drop any further info on that as soon as I become aware of them

If anyone else already IS or HAS BEEN in contact (and as such has some contact person in mind) with one of B'TER, C-CEX or VaultEX, this would be your moment to speak up Cool

...else i'd go for them as well as announced somewhat later this day...

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quick recheck of all the listed pools showed, only spark.hashhot.com
and spark.binpool.com seem to have jumped the wrong trail,

so I guess while we're moving on and situation becomes stable, all other
pools will soon as well be able to reopen for withdrawal, the moment
they see transactions are save to be performed further on.

this of course is not yet the status quo.

the situation on binpool and hashhot would have to be evaluated separately
and I hope in that sense, not too much of mhash went there after 10041
as I deeply suspect those shares will be gone for good...

I don't know If there are any funds still locked from before 10041 but
if so, that should be as well manageable after getting them in the right
network.

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btw. if we do have a VOLUNTEER who would be able to set up
and provide a (temporary) BLOCK EXPLORER some time soon...

any abe based would certainly do, yet... the insight.js - as the original one - would be a
goodie, but it needs node.js on the server platform.
hehe, or someone wants to play generous sponsor for getting one at blockexperts.com.
they provide the most sophisticated one so far i'd say... but it costs 100milli/ann...
ok, the latter one might become an option, after all went good and the spark has become
reignited Wink