KE ratio doesn't measure liquid tokens and can't measure stake held with a custodian. It also can't measure value held on alternate accounts. Take a look at something like the DFH. The expected ratio there

Interesting take considering it stands for Krampus which is literally a demon that punishes naughty children. but it also helps you find out people who are actually a drag on the chain Not very well because

I thought it had something to do with Krampus Coefficient. Hm yes that does appear to be the case. Which is even worse because Krampus is an anti-hero demon that punishes naughty children. Fully leaning

snip snap tell me how you really feel friend

Hm crap I forgot to mention that Coinbase got listed on the S&P

Yeah the game design is always supposed to gravitate toward: easy to learn; hard to master because so often the game becomes overcomplicated and absurd. In Elder Scrolls games where any character can do

rocks are still very much a thing but like I said i'm going to explain a pretty decent no-cheese run.

rocks are still very much a thing but like I said i'm going to explain a pretty decent no-cheese run.

I did get a mod setup up and running but then I never used it when I realized the game actually has 8 built-in hotkeys lol. I may or may not take another look at all those options it's pretty insane how

Sometimes I forget how comically popular this game was :D But did you know this game has hotkeys? Like, you don't have to pause the game to switch skills. I figured that out like half way through my replay.

Yeah it always drags at the end and all the mechanics break (gold becomes meaningless etc) but it can keep you captivated for at least 20-30 hours before getting stale.

In that case it's possible that master key belongs to another account. Have you ever messed around with an alternate account?

Are the private keys generated from that master key the same ones you have written down? If not you may have done it incorrectly.

@antisocialist has a little more experience with this than me and correctly points out that sometimes when you copy a private key from a text file it will add an empty space " " at the end of

yes if they match those are the correct keys

lol the space at the end that always annoys me

You have yet to mention how you were logged in for years at a time. As that means you gave your keys to a third party app that might be able to give them back.

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Up until now, I was logged in continuously for years and was at least able to post and comment. How were you logged in continuously for years? For example if you are using Hive Keychain the keys are right