Well this is interesting. I was about to ask in a private PM about some PIGGY that mysteriously vanished from my wallet, but now they appear to have returned.
I used to track my Piggycoin pretty closely in an excel file, but tailed off to less and less frequent updates. About a month ago I recorded one such update, with total holdings growing consistently at the 3% staking rate. When I did my wallet cleanup as noted above a few days ago, I was intrigued to discover the total reported by the wallet was ~6,000 PIGGY _fewer_ than I'd had a month ago. I knew I hadn't sent any PIGGY outside the wallet (all the addresses in my address book at this point are internal to the wallet itself, and they are the only ones I use). With staking I knew I should have had tens of thousands more, not less. Still, I decided to sit tight and see what happens, as I've learned to trust that things are usually OK with Piggycoin even if I don't always understand them.
Sure enough this morning it looks like all the missing PIGGY have returned, including the amount I'd expect from a month of staking. Without doing a deep dive into the blockchain, can anyone explain such behavior? Does the wallet not always report the total amount of PIGGY it is holding?
(At least this time I didn't spend an hour chasing my missing piggies, blindly thrashing through a cornfield in a fruitless attempt to lead them back to the pasture they'd busted out of, as a thunderstorm approached... which is my real-life experience with missing piggies from a month ago. ;-)
I let neurocis know about this post when I saw it, soon after it was posted. He said "That is weird, hmmm.". If he hasn't contacted you about it yet, you'd better PM him :8] (He was busy with the server restructuring.)