It's symmetrical or very similar. I compared my stakes to that account (I have a decent amount of TRI but broken up over different addresses) and I get a similar rate. There are more variables to consider though since if you don't run the wallet for a while you will have higher weight for a period, network weight fluctuates, etc, but in my experience there doesn't seem to be an advantage for having a large amount in one address based on the way this coin stakes.

Withdrew from cryptopia recently, fast transactions, no problems

It sounds normal to me. Is your wallet always running? Staking is based on weight but there is variance involved. The XBC blockchain has been running more slowly than usual the past few days and the estimates are based on 1 minute blocktimes, so between that and variance I would say it sounds normal. While your coins' weight will increase if the wallet is closed, you're only in the game for finding stakes based on your relative weight while the wallet is open.

From what I've seen the time estimation underestimates how long it will take. In any case, it is probability based so will vary but decrease over time until you find a stake. It seems like the discrepancy could be based on estimating the time to stake based on a fixed estimate for block generation rate which is faster than what the network has historically shown. I'm not really sure if this is due to lack of transactions or lack of weight relative to total possible weight (because of offline wallets). It would be nice to hear an explanation. In any case, this phenomenon is not unique to XBC, I have noticed it among most proof of stake coins. XBC is very stable and problem-free though. I am always running it and never have problems with connections/database integrity, etc. Only in the case of improper shutdowns have I had to reindex.

I really like TOR integrated. It has a lot of benefits. I would be very sad to see it go. Segwit is nice for bitcoin but capacity issues are a LONG way away from being a problem for XBC. As a long time holder dedicated to this coin for a long time to come, I really hope that the desire to implement segwit isn't based on hype and is thought through. It would be sad to lose a practical and beneficial feature with a long history of operation that makes this coin different for a feature that isn't really needed and is hype driven.

For 7k it didn't take long for me, maybe a day. This was a while ago though and I always used real information and am in the US. It seemed like either they weren't busy at that time or like my public information was all readily verifiable. It could take longer depending on what country or even what state you're in I would think, as well as how much public information is out there on you. It's too bad that you have to wait that long without any kind of explanation though.

110 confirmations

From website splash page: "BitcoinPlus also known by its ticker - XBC, is an alternative Cryptocurrency with a Modern and Efficient working wallet. XBC has a low start supply with a Maximum Total of 1 Million Coins. BitcoinPlus Coins are generated through Proof of Stake. Less than 100,000 coins are currently in circulation. "

Not a huge deal but I noticed this has become outdated as there are now 102,067 coins in circulation. I think it would be a good idea to correct it just so the information isn't outdated.

I think triangles might fit this description

I have my wallet staking most of the time and orphan rate is very low for me, definitely not normal. I did have something strange in my TOR log though and had very few connections (between 3am-4am PST)

Also we hit 100k coins today/yesterday, 10% of supply now mined, excited for the rest 

The telegram channel is not active anymore so may want to remove it from the OP, is there a different one?

56 connections 

shouldn't be that, my transactions are under 500 total wallet is under 1 Mb

Did the network fork recently? My wallet is all messed up since last night and is always a few seconds behind syncing and now is farther and farther behind on its block height. I just ran the wallet staking. Is there anything that can fix this?

So cryptodao always has a lower price. Their website wouldn't load the order books or charts for me and wanted me to update my flash player. Is it a scam? Has anyone traded there?

http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/

^^^ the website of a $411 billion market cap public stock

maybe we can get their web designer to help us out

flashy websites are a dime a dozen in crypto. market performance and technical performance of the coin speaks much louder. IMO the website is great how it is and even has a bit of a nostalgic touch to it

Two things I watch over the long term as far as network strength have been number of connections to my wallet and network weight. Both have been increasing over time although can fluctuate in the short term. I have 64 connections right now which is the most I have ever seen.

XBC market appears strong after settling into this range of .03 ($34-$40), consolidating at over 2000% gain from lows within the past 6 months after peaking at over 9000% dollar returns at its briefly sustained peak value of over $110. XBC stands out in this regard among small cap coins that have seen rapid price increases on Poloniex in the recent past, with no other coin retaining such large percentage gains to its overall market cap during the spring alt-coin market of 2017 (which led by ethereum has seen total crypto market capitalizations go to all time highs with bitcoin dominance falling to approximately 66% at its lowest). The question that comes to mind when watching XBC trade since its initial price increase, "where are the sellers?". Network strength has  increased during this time with average connections after two weeks having increased by 60% (for my client) and network weight has been stable if not inching higher than in the past. XBC has been out of vogue with momentum traders on Poloniex for almost two weeks now, however XBC has become a persistent trollbox meme which has grown to signify a large increase in value during this current altcoin bull market (ex: "buy flappycoin it's the next XBC!") I believe that XBC is worth holding and its performance amongst the chaos of the past month has been a testament to its technological strength and even moreso to the strength of the development team and holders of the coin.

14 is about .015% of supply and will become over 140 xbc by 2030 through the process of staking. 14 is not too small to stake, I have wallets with less coins and they stake. XBC is not like other cryptos many of which have millions or hundreds of millions of units so I understand why it seems like that is a small amount but it's not actually that small in the grand scheme of things. Also if you income is $7/mo I have to question how you got into owning XBC in the first place if you are for real. And if you bought at original prices and that is actually your income I'd consider selling half if I were you. While the next pump may happen it will take a lot of self control and cause a lot of stress to trade XBC in the ratio of value to income you are talking about. Even if you sold half, 7 is still enough to stake and possibly have it be worthwhile down the road. Just my advice if you are for real.