the issue stemmed from the Pool/blockexplorer was banned for some reason (We are researching the specific reason) but essentially had a misbehaving masternode at the same IP as the pool/blockexplorer. So the network banned his IP, so his wallet connected with a few other iP's that were also banned and created their own little temp network where the blocks were all 250 DNET because their little network did not have any masternodes on it to trigger the 20%/80% split that the reward does on the correct network. but those of use who were mining that pool, got orphans because when the pool handed out the 250 DNET blocks only to the miner, then Network enforced the Reward rules and Orphaned those blocks.
Until We figure out why his IP was banned other than a misbehaving Master node, it is important that people follow the rules of 1 public IP per masternode or the network will ban your IP and any wallet that is also attached to that banned IP which is what ended up happening.
So no, the Block Explorer is not up to date at the moment, it should be back online tomorrow sometime. Sorry Guys..
Until We figure out why his IP was banned other than a misbehaving Master node, it is important that people follow the rules of 1 public IP per masternode or the network will ban your IP and any wallet that is also attached to that banned IP which is what ended up happening.
So no, the Block Explorer is not up to date at the moment, it should be back online tomorrow sometime. Sorry Guys..
Theoritical question: if I know the IP address of a masternode that is not mine and start my own masternode with his address as my masternodeaddr, does it mean I can ban both him and myself?
