Display bug in Blockexplorer: The top 10 wealthiest NSR addresses have more than 1b NSR

NuShares
#1

http://blockexplorer.nu/topNSRaddresses/1

It is a bug since the final balance when you click on the address does not match the balance displayed in the ranking.

#2

What’s the difference between SDA and final balance?

#3

SDA = Share Days Accumulated. Total shares balance multiplied by the days since last transaction of those coins, also called coin age.

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#4

How to check one’s SDA in the wallet?

#5

Turn on your advanced settings and go to coin control. From there you can look at your output’s ‘coindays’ which is terminology taken from ppc but really means ‘sharedays’.

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#6

anyone can confirm that the ranking is displaying incorrect information?

#7

What’s the difference between SDA, SDD, Total balance and balance?

#8

My wallet says that I have “0” coinday for my NBT and NSR - did not move my NSR btw for a long time.

#9

Yah mine does too. I just assumed when I saw the label. At the very least you can check the block explorer. For instance, this is one of my addresses. It has accumulated almost 1 million SDA:
http://blockexplorer.nu/address/Sij517bcWYR7tLkisnVcU8VBSL1NWoNypT/1/newest

Apparently, I don’t know how to do it with the wallet gui.

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#10

To refresh my mind, how SDA or SDD influences voting power?

#11

SDA: accumulated
SDD: destroyed
Votes must have 50% SDD and 50% flat votes. Usually it is the flat votes that holds a motion back, but occasionally it needs more SDD.

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#12

Thanks -
Anybody knows how the balance in the list gets calculated ?

#13

What list?

#14

My understanding is that the SDD will be discarded soon in the counting.

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#15

Balance in this list: http://blockexplorer.nu/topNSRaddresses/1