Any chance you have the blockchain still? Maybe put it onto the network, I've added the nodes.
I used to have a crapload, but now I'm sure my wallet is like 200k, anyways, could probably put half that into someone willing to revive this coin.
I used to have a crapload, but now I'm sure my wallet is like 200k, anyways, could probably put half that into someone willing to revive this coin.
203.20.114.252 is up again, and I can see a new peer starting from height 0...
I'm up to 240,000+ blocks.
Did you ever get fully synced?
Not sure I needed to 'fully sync' - I first started with BEL in 2014 so it's more likely that the network was active, then everyone slowly dropped off, and I ended up being the last one running a client (at least, one with a global listening port).
The trouble with a fledgling or dying network is that it's easier to split, with two halves unaware of each other, each side extending their own fork of the original chain. I have no idea if someone else continued mining with another random peer at some point after I lost my last connection.
How about we kick start this? My mining system is ignoring the coin because the last block was too long ago, but a single block will get it noticed again.
