Jack

Very interesting question, but I don’t think this is architecturally possible (even with protocol changes) in a decentralized asynchronous system. Here is why. Wallets are sending transactions, including token transfers,...

Good points. Agree only the miners are doing these transactions, with refunds in the coinstake transaction. I haven’t studied the code, but think the way it works is the block...

Yes, this transaction was successfully sent to the blockchain. Coins are not sent to the wallet, then are always sent as transactions to the blockchain. The wallet manages keys and...

Alternatively, you can try this approach if you want to restore your Ledger wallet address on Qtum Electrum: https://blog.qtum.org/using-qtum-electrum-with-hardware-wallets-15b91ed693a

Thanks for these detailed suggestions, may take a release or two before we do them.

## 2. Controls Cutoff After Super Staker Added  Once a super staker is added the 920 pixel minimum width wallet cuts off the rightmost controls.

## 3. Testnet Wallet Icons Different Colors on Windows Not offline staking related, but a very minor Windows icon issue: The Qtum logo for testnet Qtum-Qt shows up with different...

## 4. Delegations page - Delegated Weight Rounding On the Delegatoins page, the mouse-over weight shows 223 staking for a delegated address, and on the super staker shows 223.57978900. Should...

## 5. Already Delegated Error Message Update error message if trying to delegate an address which is already delegated: "This address is already delegated." 

## 6. Same Staker and Delegator - no error message Entering the same address (from the wallet) for a staker and delegation produces no error message. Both addresses are valid....