You can look at it this way;  you have a serious chunk of actually known coins on the network.... and known to be in a staking wallet no less.

You will see all the accumulation of 5BUB blocks that have already been adding up....   You effectively control its supply on the outside from this point.


I am 100% positive that once enough bought into it;  they put it offline as to force people to sell and crash it;  in return, people buy it up and they just sell you coins that flat-out do not exist.   The volume was 100% not realistic on BUB.   Check my sig... its in there from when I did the math.   There was no way in hell that many coins got transacted in two days time of such a dead coin (was trading at ~69 sat)....  I mean, it was pretty blatant.

The best thing we can try to do to keep it alive is find somewhere that will list it.... and be honest about it.

The only way to deal with that would be to have significantly more  in your 'float' than you turn over on a daily basis (spend and receive).

If the question is relating to the block time, this is unfortunately the result of very wide variance in hashpower mining the coin due to its still-small miner userbase.

I am working on an upgrade that should see a massive improvement in the regularity of blocks as well as opening up mining to people who might just happen to have a few computers laying about, as it is designed to be equally fast whether it's GPU or CPU mining.

The upgrade should be in beta testing within weeks and maybe mid-to-end of july it could be switching over.

Before I ever do any large transfers, I typically will try sending one or 5 coins first.... eliminate any chance of major issue.... but lets see whats going on;  at least there's a change now.


 sort-of think being on CB could be a good thing as well;   even though the final bubble network will be basically the same type of service built in.

Yobit's wallet shows 358,284 blocks and "delayed" status (a bit less than my wallet is showing);  maybe their wallet is still rebuilding the blockchain?  I can see a withdraw pane, but no access to deposit.   This is the first time I have ever seen "delayed" on their wallet status.


Let's try and diagnose this:
What is the blockheight in your wallet? (help->debug console)
How many nodes are connected to your wallet when its online?
When is the last time you synced your blockchain?

I may have to install the wallet on one of my servers and open a port to the public;  right now my wallet is behind some rather intense firewalls.



FYI:  Im still on the right chain, and matching the explorer blockheight: https://i.imgur.com/5SGmNCg.jpg

At this point:
I'm willing to bet some serious cash that YoBit let the wallet go offline in order to accomplish two tasks:

1:  Selloff all mined coins the exchange has received from staking with their whale wallet.
2:  Attempt a hostile chain takeover and continue from the last block that they signed after all other wallets gave up on the project.


I am 100% certain #1 is true and has happened (explaining how you got your bag, or possibly Mick sold some of his that were stuck on the exchange).
#2 is purely speculation; but I think something along those lines could be a possibility, but its doubted at this point.   YoBit has a history of letting wallets go offline/off chain, and continuing them off chain.  They have several wallets ( to name two of them: NKA and VSync [XVS/VSX] ) that are and have been off chain, forever.   Thousands of complaints on these, from people whom did not test a Tx on a small coin/network before diving into the pool.