PetaByte, the asset with the original name can be found at: Wallet => Asset Exchange => add Asset ID 14668748687827404894 ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fhome.elmit.biz%2FBURST%2FPetaByte2.png&t=665&c=8aIrkGvQepk6dQ)
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I, in hindsight, see that I could have handled the Elmit thing differently, and not been so unkind, but then I still think he's a scam, and so there is not much i can do for him.
I am not sure what you mean by that, do you indicate, that you regret to try PHISHING on me ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) ? You and your co will not succeed in that, regardless how hard you try. I still have not got the payments for HardInvest, so it is for me a scam, right? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) ? Unlike HardInvest PB did pay out, and we do offer PetaByte with the original name and had not to change it to something else. Good luck in PHISHING next time!
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I am so happy, each time I get paid from burstcoin.io BCPT (Asset payments)
Thanks!!!
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0.127% per day: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fhome.elmit.biz%2FBURST%2FPetaByte.png&t=665&c=wzPKE9-Kzloplg)
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two times 1920x1080 side on side ;-)
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Dunno if this is right...but i think this is the blocks mined distribution for the past 2520 blocks..... ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcontent.screencast.com%2Fusers%2Firontiga%2Ffolders%2FJing%2Fmedia%2F8b3bd05f-e5f8-471f-bcb8-f8b49c86b028%2F2015-03-17_0752.png&t=665&c=HjN6NB5aNYUmVg) Nice! Any chance there is a live version of that graph? That's what i was making....just sent it here to check that no one thought it was way off.... I'll update https://block.burstcoin.info with it in a few minutes....just need to get a couple things done... Looks good. In FF the color explanation is just over the text Burst price by exchanges. The difference is hard to see, maybe an offset of 100 would show it better. Good to see that bobafett is at rank 4. Good job!!!
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Who is: Marco Feindler michael martin GmbH & Co.KG Can we trust them? That is bobafett Ok, I trust him ;-) I get "You have not typed the passphrase correctly, please try again!" ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) ?
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Who is: Marco Feindler michael martin GmbH & Co.KG Can we trust them?
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Here was mentioned an Android wallet. I cannot find it at Google Play. Has it been withdrawn?
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competition is good for business and risk diversification is highly recommend -[ANNOUNCEMENT]- First Burstcoin.de Asset New Asset with 2% Intrest a Month / 24% a Intrest a Year / Highly Secure Asset Name BdeBank Total number available 500.000 Price 50 Burst Asset Number (ID) 4053085726300717216 First payout is the first of April!2% intrest montly! This asset pays out 2% intrest monthly. One B.deBank Asset = 50 Burst. 2% of 50 Burst = 1 Burst / month payout.URL: http://www.burstcoin.de/assets/asset_b.debank.pdfGuaranteed monthly payout! Every first day of the month i will payout all intrest of the assets. Regardless how long you are owner oft them. Also if you bought the assets one day before the first. Save Investment! The intrests are covered and backed by my mining system. If all shares are sold, i have to pay 500.000 Burst intrest a month. My Miners make average 25.000 Burst per day, whats in a month 750.000 Burst. So the payment of intrest is secured forever. Also i am actually bring up more miners, also, look above, this is covert with my burst account with 8.4 Million Burstcoins atm. Instant Cashout without loss! Also you can cashout anytime. I will buy back the assets from you. Therfore i will place a buy order for every sold asset with a price of 50 Burst. The price what i pay for the payback will decrease 1% every month. Buywall will be created instantly after the first sales and adapted every first day of the month. Burstcoin.de is the name oft the german website of burst , with mining guides, best practises, how tos, a manual for beginners, example hardwares from my miners, scripts for tracking the mining tasks, news over burst, etc. and information for the german community is actually daily added. Bobafett is my username in Bitcointalk.org and burstforum.com. Iīm mining and investing in Burst qfilsince the beginning. I invested over 8500 Euros since now in Burst (bought with btc) and mining hardware. Until now i never sold any of my coins because i really belive this coin has a bright future. Bobafett is the owner oft the account BURST-AJ63-3W8L-FGBT-2ALZE and now holding over 8.4 Million Burst and is now Top 11 of all Burst holders . Bobafett is mining with over 120TB every day and my next miner is acutally plotting. My daily minded income of burst are between 20.000 and 30.000 Burst. Thank you that so much believe and trust in my asset. Until now, is has beaten all my expectations.
Because i do not want a such fast grow, i will limit the daily offert assets to 2000, whats 100k Burst for the next time.
This should also enable all shareholders to beginn asset trading.....Can you give us more information about that, please. What if mining does not bring that amount. Yes, you do have a lots of Bursts. But time is also indefinitely long ;-) Many more months to come.
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Wouldn't it be more appropriate to ask over in the thread for the asset rather than the Burst Ann. thread ? H. Which thread you mean? At the burstforum, where I got the information, they are not responding - worse, they locked me out. So I asked here, where they often mentioned HardInvest if somebody got paid recently.
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Did HardInvest asset payout recently? I cannot find it in my wallet. According to their announcement ( https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/the-big-announcement.149/) there should be 0.5% of the pool fee send to the Assetholders. Unfortunately I cannot verify that by myself, since they changed several times the pool name, pool fee account, ... The only clue I can find at http://burstcoin.euThere you can see the payouts on each day. So I expect of this amount 0.5% to be shared to the asset holders.
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I read that we plot a large file and only read 1/4096 of it for mining. Will the 4095/4096 part never read again, or only occasional? Wouldn't it make sense to copy this 1/4096 to a fast SSD hard disk for mining and continue/replot the real hard disk?
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There are unlimited passwords leading to same Burst address. Once you make a outgoing transaction, the current used password will be bound to address. After that, no other password will work for that Burst address. You will get a message like: 'Address already choosen.'
Thanks, that makes sense!
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The address is numeric 20 digits long, so there are max. 99,999,999,999,999,999,999 different burst addresses. Brutforce would be therfore possible. While you "fill up your database" you can always frequently check if an account of the richlist is in the database, whereby you can simplify it to only accounts who have more than 300 Bursts, or so. You do not need to find ALL accounts to empty one account.
The numeric address is 64 bits long, your "99,999,999..." is quite a bit off. And have a look at how a "Public Key" is assigned to an account. Its not just protected by these 64 bits! Is there a burst address with more than 20 digits numeric? Does any password (even with one single character) always result in the same burst address? If so, then there is a simple relationship: password -> burst address = access !!! However, burst address -> password has multiple possibilities. Therefore I think it is possible to access one burst wallet with two (or more) different passwords !!!!! it is incredible to me you have private phone numbers (seems both land line and mobile) in your signature... no worries I won't call but if you are security oriented.. juuust saying Is that really your answer to that? Do you have any question how the relationship between password to burst address is? weeeeeell no you are right.. let's not drift from the subject.. I have not looked into source code to see exact algorithm.. however I know BURST is derivative of NXT and NXT market cap is $ 13,201,962 , that's a lot of money , there is also rich list and same attack vectors , all safe and appears NXT investors feel safe as well.. Still not the answer! But first, do you know that VIA is a protected name? Now you know! Do me a favour. Try to type in a single digit / character as password into your wallet. Does it result into a burst address? Yes/No? Have you seen a Burst address in numeric format more than 20 digits? Yes/No? Now you have tried 10 numbers, 26 characters, maybe even some special characters and still you got always a different burst address. Yes/No? Put all together: If there are only 20 numerical digits for an burst address, than there must be a possibility of more than one password to result to that address. The public key is only necessary to get the first payment, which the original owner has needed to get his first payment. After that you do not need it anymore to operate on your wallet.
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The address is numeric 20 digits long, so there are max. 99,999,999,999,999,999,999 different burst addresses. Brutforce would be therfore possible. While you "fill up your database" you can always frequently check if an account of the richlist is in the database, whereby you can simplify it to only accounts who have more than 300 Bursts, or so. You do not need to find ALL accounts to empty one account.
The numeric address is 64 bits long, your "99,999,999..." is quite a bit off. And have a look at how a "Public Key" is assigned to an account. Its not just protected by these 64 bits! Is there a burst address with more than 20 digits numeric? Does any password (even with one single character) always result in the same burst address? If so, then there is a simple relationship: password -> burst address = access !!! However, burst address -> password has multiple possibilities. Therefore I think it is possible to access one burst wallet with two (or more) different passwords !!!!! it is incredible to me you have private phone numbers (seems both land line and mobile) in your signature... no worries I won't call but if you are security oriented.. juuust saying Is that really your answer to that? Do you have any question how the relationship between password to burst address is?
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The address is numeric 20 digits long, so there are max. 99,999,999,999,999,999,999 different burst addresses. Brutforce would be therfore possible. While you "fill up your database" you can always frequently check if an account of the richlist is in the database, whereby you can simplify it to only accounts who have more than 300 Bursts, or so. You do not need to find ALL accounts to empty one account.
The numeric address is 64 bits long, your "99,999,999..." is quite a bit off. And have a look at how a "Public Key" is assigned to an account. Its not just protected by these 64 bits! Is there a burst address with more than 20 digits numeric? Does any password (even with one single character) always result in the same burst address? If so, then there is a simple relationship: password -> burst address = access !!! However, burst address -> password has multiple possibilities. Therefore I think it is possible to access one burst wallet with two (or more) different passwords !!!!!
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Guys keep in mind, regardless of the length of your passphrase, bruteforcing will eventually find accounts. I'm actually surprised this hasn't become more prevalent. Since each wallet is ONLY a passphrase and not a username and passphrase to authenticate against, and there is not a lockout on accounts for how fast you can check a passphrase (unless the blockchain does it). All someone needs to do is bruteforce continually till it happens upon a account. Since everyone is essentially using one username which is identical for all of us and it's impossibly hard to change it once you have one (replotting).
Luckily mine is huge, but with time it will also be broken by a brute force. I'm not certain of the speed at which you could check passwords, but I assume with scripts and modern GPUs you could do some serious bruteforcing on Burst.
Everything can be bruteforce given enough time, but with a password of +200 char it will take ages. the length of the password phrase has nothing to do with that. Each password phrase results in one and only one BURST address, however, more than one password phrase can result into the same BURST address. The address is numeric 20 digits long, so there are max. 99,999,999,999,999,999,999 different burst addresses. Brutforce would be therfore possible. While you "fill up your database" you can always frequently check if an account of the richlist is in the database, whereby you can simplify it to only accounts who have more than 300 Bursts, or so. You do not need to find ALL accounts to empty one account.
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