I'd play it safe and wait until Bittrex updates.  I'm pretty sure they are just waiting on us to give a "thumbs up".  The foundation is having a meeting in the morning to discuss the state of the network, then I think a thumb will be given.  

-Steve

All,

I really want to stress the importance of getting everyone off 1.5 and on to 2.0.3.  The health of the network is in the hands of everyone still on 1.5.  Currently, that's 45% of the wallets.

EDIT: Thanks CryptoID for those stats!

-Steve

Hi all,

I have just reloaded our wallets on a windows system.
Currently we are on block 835,237. I see 8 active connections on the SolarCoin network.

I'll explain what I did so that this may be of help to others.

I was running ver2.0.1 and i hadn't synced the blockchain for more than 9 days (I was away on holidays) so it was a block 815,000 or similar.
Then I opened the ver2.0.1 wallet, downloaded ver2.0.3 from within the wallet. Re-installed ver2.0.3. And then restarted.

Then I looked at the blockchain sync process. It seems that at block 835,213 the wallet that was running ver2.0.3 stopped downloading new blocks (I suspose this was the fork?). So, then I followed Steves instructions and downloaded the bootstrap. I can't emphasize this point enough, follow the instructions to download the bootstrap and reload the blockchain. I did the manual process of replacing the mentioned files.

Then when I turned on the ver2.0.3 wallet again and then was able to sync up to 835,237. The wallet says that I am staking sometimes and tells me an estimated interest rate, when not staking it says "In Sync" and "Earning stake time."

Thanking you,
Great work to all.
Yours in the sun generating interest.
-lfloorwalker

Thanks, lfloorwalker.  That's exactly the process.  Sorry about the manual intervention. We have a fix for the download issues next release.

-Steve

Not a problem, thanks for the tireless work.
Also, I'll keep my node operational and staking at least for the next few days while we continue building these Linux boxes to stake 24x7.

Best,
-lfloorwalker

Everyone that has earned interest, can you specify whether your wallet balance was:

< 10,000
< 50,000 but > 10,000
< 100,000 but > 50,000
< 200,000 but > 100,000
< 300,000 but > 200,000
< 400,000 but > 300,000
< 500,000 but > 400,000
< 750,000 but > 500,000
< 1,000,000 but > 750,000
> 1,000,000

And, were your coins older than 30 days.


This will help me determine on how stake weights are being considered.  You can PM me your answers, if you prefer.

I am most interested in the wallets under 1M coins.

-Steve

PS: Current PoST block height is 835238  bph: 4

Steve, can you PLEASE hold on for a moment, man!
I will tell you this now, as a miner from day one.
Current block height is 835912.
Believe me, you can NOT ignore ALL work that has been done for this project up to block 830000.
Now before you start asking questions, did you go through last 3-4 pages of posts full of questions? Are you prepared for the answers?

Here is my first quesion,

As long as your wallet is encrypted (and it has to be), leaving it open is as good as the security of ECDSA (http://www.encryptionanddecryption.com/algorithms/encryption_algorithms.html#ECDSA)

That said, there have been some altcoins that have fallen prey to trojan wallets downloaded from untrusted sources.  That's a security risk that is only overcome by due diligence.

-Steve

One, there is no mess.

The maximum possible interest was unbounded, as designed by PoST.

-Steve

unbounded is not a number.

Go check the code, the var types, the formulas, and tell us the max number that the interest rate could be set to.