I noticed some strange behavior with matured deposits yesterday that I've been looking into. After a term deposit matures, it's not supposed to earn any further interest until it's either moved or placed into another term deposit. However I noticed matured deposits were still earning interest and I figured out why today.
The error is on or about line 232 of transaction.cpp -
blocks=std::min(ONEYEAR,valuationHeight-outputBlockHeight);
The code should also check that the number of blocks being rewarded is not greater than the term deposit time but does not.
Here's an example of what it means in practice.
Let's say you make a term deposit of 100 HODL for 2 months.
What should happen is that after 2 months your deposit is unlocked and ceases to earn interest.
What actually happens is that after 2 months the deposit is unlocked but continues to earn interest for up to a year. The interest multiplier still uses the 2 month period bonus, so someone locking for say 6 months would still earn more than someone who locked for 2months and got the unintended extra interest.
I propose a hard fork to correct this problem - to simply say after block X, the additional interest is no longer recognized. Another alternative is to leave it as it is. It's not really a showstopper, but I think the intended behavior is superior so is worth the fork.
I say we do nothing. just my opinion. I will of course back you whatever decision you come to. The yobit thing took a lot of work on many peoples part to get them to update. You want some good fun read the chat logs from that time frame. It is sad we have to work with such a terrible scam exchange. What do you think the impact would be if we did nothing at all. it does make people keep hodlin and that is what we are going to need during that time frame. Im down with it I like it. I say we promote it as a new feature. Fish The error is on or about line 232 of transaction.cpp -
blocks=std::min(ONEYEAR,valuationHeight-outputBlockHeight);
The code should also check that the number of blocks being rewarded is not greater than the term deposit time but does not.
Here's an example of what it means in practice.
Let's say you make a term deposit of 100 HODL for 2 months.
What should happen is that after 2 months your deposit is unlocked and ceases to earn interest.
What actually happens is that after 2 months the deposit is unlocked but continues to earn interest for up to a year. The interest multiplier still uses the 2 month period bonus, so someone locking for say 6 months would still earn more than someone who locked for 2months and got the unintended extra interest.
I propose a hard fork to correct this problem - to simply say after block X, the additional interest is no longer recognized. Another alternative is to leave it as it is. It's not really a showstopper, but I think the intended behavior is superior so is worth the fork.
So where are those HODL´s?
Can anyone help with this??? TIA again guys. 
Again, in my opinion: it's not a bug, it's a feature. A inducement to holding and staking more HODL in in everybody's own wallet.
. It allows anybody to maturate longer. Once some coins are transferred, these extra-maturation will stop. The effect will therefore not be as strong.