The number input field at "making a transaction" looks for the number before the dot.
When entering a really high number, like "53180089999999931045589", and then clicking "send" will give you the message "Successfully sent 53.180.089.999.999.900.000.000 KST to k5europe3x"
but the actual amount is 1 krist.
You can also see that, by entering the high number, and then clicking the "up" arrow button, that it will get reformatted to 5.3180089999999931e+22. After clicking "send" next, 5 krist will be send, probably because the parser looks for the number before the first dot...
The number input field at "making a transaction" looks for the number before the dot. When entering a really high number, like "53180089999999931045589", and then clicking "send" will give you the message "Successfully sent 53.180.089.999.999.900.000.000 KST to k5europe3x" but the actual amount is 1 krist.
You can also see that, by entering the high number, and then clicking the "up" arrow button, that it will get reformatted to 5.3180089999999931e+22. After clicking "send" next, 5 krist will be send, probably because the parser looks for the number before the first dot...