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Bittzy I think its you with joels account. Can you explain the page 1 document and how they dont match up. Sorry but im not following it. Turned my brain off for the night, mondays ya know.

i also have a question: Since I moved my coins to my mac os wallet, the blockchain shows only half of the coins in my wallet. The wallet itself shows the correct account, test-transactions I made to mintpal went through without problems. Maybe my wallet isn't the only one with this problem. This could explain the difference.
Also, should I be worried? I don't want to send it all back to mintpal just to check if it's "real". I got it from mintpal after the swap and am staking since.

Can you please provide your address here or pm it to me so I can take a closer look?

Of course. I sent you a pm, thx for your help.

Great, UdjinM6 solved my problem, it was because of multiple wallet adresses (as someone guessed before) and is no but or anything shady. Thx for your help!

Thank you for your response! I'm glad to help you

In case someone else have issues like that here is a short overview:

Sometimes when you make a transaction your balance splits and second (third, etc) part of your coins moves to so called "change address". Don't worry, that's nothing special of C2, it's how bitcoin works. You can read more on change addresses there https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change

Confusing part is that those change addresses are not shown in wallet GUI (and that's a standard behavior too) but you can list all addresses your wallet uses by firing command "listaddressgroupings" in Help > Debug window > Console

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