I can confirm the above info is true. This also should explain why some users transactions didn't show on Latoken. We will of course favor the version of the split that Latoken is on. We are preparing a patch in the meantime. Let this be a reminder to everyone to always stake when you can to support the network. We will push a patch for when there is limited stakers. In a nutshell this happens when chain trust vs chain length causes two factions of similar sized groups of stakers to split. It happens when difficulty is the same and an adjustment can not solve it. Therefore it happens when only a few people stake. There is no good solution without compromising the proven and tested staking logic. However I have a few ideas of how to handle this when there are not enough stakers as we can follow trusted stakers in an order only when small split conditions are met.

So, if your most recent block hash matches chainz then you are on the wrong chain and should resync like above instructions says. It's critical this be done with bootstrap to avoid accidentally being on wrong side again. You may also notice chainz block height is not the same as yours. Perhaps you are 5-10 blocks ahead of them for example. That would be evidence you are on the correct chain but you should ALSO make sure by checking a recent block hash of theirs to see if it shows up in your chain. I think also you can use block explorer in QT to search for recent chainz block.

Sorry for the inconvenience. And if you sent a TX to Latoken and it didn't confirm on the exchange, don't worry. When you resync those coins will be back in your wallet and you can simply submit the transaction again once you are on the correct side of the split. If you are a major staker, contact me to make sure you are indeed on the right side of the split.