Your thousands of coins don't get succesfully transferred to an exchange and always get stuck? That's probably because you have too many small amounts of QRK in your wallet, which you can't send in one big transaction, you'll have to do many small. Open the debug window and type: sendtoaddress QbrKoVbkqFem4KVPaTVZhotw4Dhd1RQBuc 500 (change to your address if you want to 
, 500 is the amount of coins)
After pressing enter immediately press arrow up and enter again a few times, this is a lot faster than doing the transactions manually in the Qt window. If the coins did not get through run quarkcoin-qt.exe -salvagewallet to save the coins and try a smaller transaction. A transaction can contain up to 160 prior transactions, so if you got many p2pool transactions of 0.1 qrk you could send up to 16 QRK at a time.
, 500 is the amount of coins)After pressing enter immediately press arrow up and enter again a few times, this is a lot faster than doing the transactions manually in the Qt window. If the coins did not get through run quarkcoin-qt.exe -salvagewallet to save the coins and try a smaller transaction. A transaction can contain up to 160 prior transactions, so if you got many p2pool transactions of 0.1 qrk you could send up to 16 QRK at a time.
So suppose I have to manage a lot of transactions from a lot of addresses, this could be very annoying on the long-term no ? If there is a need to "reset" the wallet or making a script that involves splitting a transaction into a smaller chunk ?
Or it's just if A send to B, and there's less than 160 different "A" address, B would only send balance / sum(different A) ?
I don't really get this point... Is it really useful in the process ? Is there any way to get rid of that ?
