It still detects the unpacked .exe. Maybe Defender is more aggressive on Windows Server, anyway I excluded the UNIFY dir from scanning now and it works.
Windows defender is doing this with a lot of coins so its not just happening with Unify. There must of been an update with the program which is now giving a false warning that wallets are a trojon.
I have a question just so I know I'm doing this right with Unify when it comes to staking and earning stakes. I need to split my coins up into 1k blocks and send them to different addresses in my wallet? Now my question is as I have done this with other coins, can't I just send 1k blocks to the same address in my wallet using coin control? saves making so many addresses? Will this work as I'm still splitting my coins into 1k blocks but its just to the one address? Thanks in advance as I've never had a pos coin like Unify before, well the way its been explain to earn stakes.
U can send coins with coin control to your address, it's doesnt matter, but it's easier to manage, when u send to your one address than to many other
