Any idea on what the transition phase will be between the two wallets?  One coin I am with had a bad transition.  It involved more of a fork of the coin with a different staking rate going down to a lower one.   

How many coins do we need to hold in order to stake daily? It took 7 days to receive my first stake reward, which was really low considering that I have 1 million coins in the wallet, and it looks like it might take another 5 days before my second reward. In addition, current wallet is really really really slow to load.

go to "transfer bank notes" check "splitblock" and fill in how many blocks you want your V total be divided (eg.:  you have 1.000.000 V and want to make 1000 blocks with 1000 V each you insert "1000"; if you want 100 blocks with 10.000 v each you set "100")

every block will stake like you have multiple wallets.

be aware that multiple change addresses will be created so the coins wil be stored in several different addresses. (so do not delete the wallet.dat if you have exported the private key of that single address)

If you check "custom change address" and insert your actual address all blocks will be of the same address.

"controls" ---) "options" ----) "display" ----) check "display coin control features" to see splitblock

yes send it to your own address, try with 1000v if you want, will be splitted in 1000 blocks of 1V each,

if you send 1.000.000V you'll split in 1000 blocks with 1000V each.

after that you can see the blocks  in several change addresses that you own clicking on "coin control" under "coin control features".

if you want the blocks on only 1 address just fill "custom change address" with your own

this coin i cant find in yobit  which one in symbol  in yobit

you can see the blocks  clicking on "coin control" under "coin control features" in "transfer bank notes" page

Sorry for the repetitive questions, but I have 6 thousand blocks with less than 1 V. The mistake that I was making is that the amount that I was putting in was the amount of coins per wallet, not the total amount of coins split between the wallets. For instance I would do 1000 blocks and the amount was 1000 V, meaning that I wanted to put 1000 V per block. It took me several tries before I realized that I was supposed to put 1000 blocks and the amount should have been 1,000,000 V and the wallet would automatically divide the appropriate number of coins between the chosen number of blocks.

Now I would like to reverse the action. For example, I went into Coin Control and selected all of the blocks with less than 2 V and then I exited the Coin Control section. The result was a total of 6000 blocks and those blocks have a total of 4082 V. I input my standard address into the Custom Address bar and I typed in 4082 V to be placed in that block. The wallet then requested that I fill in the "Pay to" address, so I also used my same address. I've tried it 4 times and the message is that the transaction failed. Next to the "Pay to" it used to allow me to click on the "Address Book", but now when I do, then "Address Book" is empty.

I went to the "Receive" bar and I created a new address. Am I supposed to use a totally new address in the "Pay to" for this to work? At this time, the wallet is bloated. It keeps freezing up for a few seconds every time I try to do anything. I think that the sheer number of blocks in the wallet is an issue and it can't handle it. That is why I would like to reverse some of the wallets that I created in order to decrease the load.

if you have too many blocks it can freeze, my guess is blocks with 5000 to 10000 Vcoins is fine.

if you want to revert the splitblock,  the best and clean way is to backup your wallet.dat and rename it (oldwallet.dat)

let the wallet run and create a new wallet.dat

write down your new wallet address , backup your newly created wallet.dat and rename it (newwallet.dat).

rename (oldwallet.dat) to wallet.dat, start the wallet and send the full amount to (newallet.dat) new address that you have written down.

now rename (newwallet.dat) in wallet.dat and you have done.


the easier but not cleaner way is to simply send the full amount in a single transaction to an address of the older wallet without using splitblock.