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[Elmit]

who's the dev for burstcoin 

I guess you meant:
Who are (were) the developers for burstcoin?

Short, they are busy with other things and ran away. (Private issues, was said.)

We are looking for a new dev team. There were suggestions, like:
BinLaden as developer. He would be the best technical choice, but was rejected from a couple of people (below)

Remain only people, like:
IronTiga, one of the best web designer.
deWallet, who made the Windows wallet in nearly no time.
haitch ("headache") who claims to understand all of BURSTs, the good and the bad of bot nets.
blago, who's slogan is: Relax, I am Russian - as all Russians/Indians, we can expect good coding.
yeponlyone, who tries to use "hypnoses" on the coin.
bobafett, who makes a lots of advertisements in Germany.
Ohh, I forgot the CEO of Burstcoin (actually a company who trades with graphic cards and is good in organizing people: crowtec).

There are a lots more people involved in Burstcoin, but they are shot down from above all the time, as you will see on the followup postings ;-)

[ivanf]

BinLaden as developer. He would be the best technical choice, but was rejected from a couple of people (below)

Why do you think so? Did he post any code?

[papa_lazzarou]

FYI:

burstforum.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self-signed. The certificate is only valid for Parallels Panel (Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)

I also get this:

This Connection is Untrusted

You have asked Firefox to connect securely to burstforum.com, but we can't confirm that your connection is secure.

Normally, when you try to connect securely, sites will present trusted identification to prove that you are going to the right place. However, this site's identity can't be verified.

What Should I Do?

If you usually connect to this site without problems, this error could mean that someone is trying to impersonate the site, and you shouldn't continue.

From: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/connection-untrusted-error-message

"The certificate is not trusted because it is self-signed (site name) uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self-signed. (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer) Self-signed certificates make your data safe from eavesdroppers, but say nothing about who the recipient of the data is. This is common for intranet websites that aren't available publicly."

In short: The owner of burstforum.com wants your connection and username/password to be secure, so is using a certificate for encryption; but isn't willing to pay for a commercial certificate. They are therefore using a self signed certificate. These work to encrypt and protect your login credentials, but is not as desirable as having a commercial certificate.

Burstforum.com is a trustworthy site - add the exception and continue to use the site.

H.

You could use one from here Let’s Encrypt.

[smaxer]

Burst is true decentralized cryptoplatform, it have't any developers, but anyone can become a dev

devs come and go but elmit stays

[crowetic]

Any list of existing assets or easy way to see them?

Luxe posted this earlier - there are some missing, but it pretty comprehensive:

all assets with at least one trade ...

ACTIVE (with trades in last 4 weeks)
name 'ByteEnt', id '1800253871016293364', bidOrders '14', askOrders '8', trades '311', accounts '86'
name 'BdePool', id '3101115594843807035', bidOrders '7', askOrders '7', trades '185', accounts '35'
name 'ByteEMini', id '639537212154320', bidOrders '3', askOrders '3', trades '102', accounts '11'
name 'HardInvest', id '15295227971848272658', bidOrders '1', askOrders '11', trades '234', accounts '47'
name 'ByteBank', id '15398588224704032134', bidOrders '6', askOrders '3', trades '109', accounts '17'
name 'solarfarm', id '11330004142522539040', bidOrders '5', askOrders '5', trades '477', accounts '71'
name 'pos', id '17647398155953557298', bidOrders '2', askOrders '10', trades '44', accounts '41'
name 'hash', id '18119229184320918134', bidOrders '17', askOrders '10', trades '844', accounts '77'
name 'PetaByte', id '14668748687827404894', bidOrders '7', askOrders '6', trades '143', accounts '32'
name 'Debenture', id '17164677442585110887', bidOrders '2', askOrders '7', trades '74', accounts '21'
name 'ByteGear', id '18266087415257944078', bidOrders '2', askOrders '6', trades '103', accounts '29'
name 'Income', id '11188744773544606055', bidOrders '10', askOrders '49', trades '155', accounts '120'
name 'BdeBank', id '4053085726300717216', bidOrders '3', askOrders '10', trades '261', accounts '38'
name 'Drives', id '13332903480994488665', bidOrders '0', askOrders '1', trades '8', accounts '2'

INACTIVE (without trades in last 4 weeks)
name 'BCPT', id '12791182347560578640', bidOrders '3', askOrders '15', trades '502', accounts '78'
name 'HardCloud', id '12747217131514889961', bidOrders '1', askOrders '0', trades '4', accounts '3'
name 'BLotto14', id '3027301435742414364', bidOrders '2', askOrders '7', trades '97', accounts '35'
name 'StupidPts', id '4271892478945522528', bidOrders '0', askOrders '5', trades '50', accounts '4'
name 'SyGear', id '11269823358919764726', bidOrders '0', askOrders '0', trades '2', accounts '1'
name 'BMPOOL', id '11375670541237055652', bidOrders '0', askOrders '3', trades '95', accounts '11'
name 'TestAsset', id '13121531462532881593', bidOrders '0', askOrders '0', trades '2', accounts '2'
name 'BLTPS', id '12588513172055458075', bidOrders '0', askOrders '1', trades '1', accounts '16'
name 'Asset', id '7680550370207558962', bidOrders '0', askOrders '0', trades '3', accounts '1'
name 'BurstFund', id '673530795527425458', bidOrders '0', askOrders '0', trades '2', accounts '26'

Just FYI -

Not sure why HardInvest or ByteGear were active, as they're both dead assets.

[mczarnek]

Howdy folks, how's life these days?

I'm trying to buy cheapish 5TB to 8TB hard drives, any one have suggestions for finding them?  Got me thinking about Burst.. it's been a while.

[killerjoegreece]

1.2.3 is latest wallet version?

[haitch]

1.2.3 is latest wallet version?

Yes.

[atomy1world]

1.2.3 is latest wallet version?

Yes.

Why?

[killerjoegreece]

1.2.3 is latest wallet version?

Yes.

all i have to do is download it then execute  run.bat and the Burst_Wallet link?

[haitch]

1.2.3 is latest wallet version?

Yes.

Why?

Um ... because 1.2.3 is the latest version.

Having a newer version than the currently released version would cause all sorts of space/time continuity issues, and violate many of the basic assumptions about string theory and the multiverses.

[haitch]

1.2.3 is latest wallet version?

Yes.

all i have to do is download it then execute  run.bat and the Burst_Wallet link?

To run the wallet, yes - just download and run the batch file. To mine though, you need to set up plots and mine those.

[Cobra98]

Hey all I'm new here and trying try out burst mining and running into a problem. I've setup the burst windows client wallet, did all the transactions needed to set it up and plotted my drive. I click the mining tab at the bottom right, pick my pool, enter my passphrase and pool address and click submit and get this message.

This page can’t be displayed
Make sure the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125 is correct.
Look for the page with your search engine.
Refresh the page in a few minutes.
Check that all network cables are plugged in.
Verify that airplane mode is turned off.
Make sure your wireless switch is turned on.
See if you can connect to mobile broadband.
Restart your router.

[Erkallys]

1.2.3 is latest wallet version?

Yes.

Why?

Um ... because 1.2.3 is the latest version.

Having a newer version than the currently released version would cause all sorts of space/time continuity issues, and violate many of the basic assumptions about string theory and the multiverses.

It seemed weird for me too, but I think he asked to  killerjoegreece why he was asking if 1.2.3 was the latest version released.

[notabeliever]

Hey all I'm new here and trying try out burst mining and running into a problem. I've setup the burst windows client wallet, did all the transactions needed to set it up and plotted my drive. I click the mining tab at the bottom right, pick my pool, enter my passphrase and pool address and click submit and get this message.

This page can’t be displayed
Make sure the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125 is correct.
Look for the page with your search engine.
Refresh the page in a few minutes.
Check that all network cables are plugged in.
Verify that airplane mode is turned off.
Make sure your wireless switch is turned on.
See if you can connect to mobile broadband.
Restart your router.

I usually click on Run.bat file then launch the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125. Make sure the blockchain is downloaded.

The other idea is to use the  https://wallet.burst.city:8125 until your blockchain has download to your machine. This is the online version where as you don't worry about syncing blockchain first

[Cobra98]

Hey all I'm new here and trying try out burst mining and running into a problem. I've setup the burst windows client wallet, did all the transactions needed to set it up and plotted my drive. I click the mining tab at the bottom right, pick my pool, enter my passphrase and pool address and click submit and get this message.

This page can’t be displayed
Make sure the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125 is correct.
Look for the page with your search engine.
Refresh the page in a few minutes.
Check that all network cables are plugged in.
Verify that airplane mode is turned off.
Make sure your wireless switch is turned on.
See if you can connect to mobile broadband.
Restart your router.

I usually click on Run.bat file then launch the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125. Make sure the blockchain is downloaded.

The other idea is to use the  https://wallet.burst.city:8125 until your blockchain has download to your machine. This is the online version where as you don't worry about syncing blockchain first

I grabbed a burst db file that is the block chain i suppose, it's 1.5 gig and copied it to the burst wallet db install folder on my C drive. Do I have to open http://127.0.0.1:8125 on my router or something?

[yeponlyone]

Hey all I'm new here and trying try out burst mining and running into a problem. I've setup the burst windows client wallet, did all the transactions needed to set it up and plotted my drive. I click the mining tab at the bottom right, pick my pool, enter my passphrase and pool address and click submit and get this message.

This page can’t be displayed
Make sure the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125 is correct.
Look for the page with your search engine.
Refresh the page in a few minutes.
Check that all network cables are plugged in.
Verify that airplane mode is turned off.
Make sure your wireless switch is turned on.
See if you can connect to mobile broadband.
Restart your router.

I usually click on Run.bat file then launch the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125. Make sure the blockchain is downloaded.

The other idea is to use the  https://wallet.burst.city:8125 until your blockchain has download to your machine. This is the online version where as you don't worry about syncing blockchain first

I grabbed a burst db file that is the block chain i suppose, it's 1.5 gig and copied it to the burst wallet db install folder on my C drive. Do I have to open http://127.0.0.1:8125 on my router or something?

You will need to have the wallet running to access http://127.0.0.1:8125.

[Cobra98]

Hey all I'm new here and trying try out burst mining and running into a problem. I've setup the burst windows client wallet, did all the transactions needed to set it up and plotted my drive. I click the mining tab at the bottom right, pick my pool, enter my passphrase and pool address and click submit and get this message.

This page can’t be displayed
Make sure the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125 is correct.
Look for the page with your search engine.
Refresh the page in a few minutes.
Check that all network cables are plugged in.
Verify that airplane mode is turned off.
Make sure your wireless switch is turned on.
See if you can connect to mobile broadband.
Restart your router.

I usually click on Run.bat file then launch the web address http://127.0.0.1:8125. Make sure the blockchain is downloaded.

The other idea is to use the  https://wallet.burst.city:8125 until your blockchain has download to your machine. This is the online version where as you don't worry about syncing blockchain first

I grabbed a burst db file that is the block chain i suppose, it's 1.5 gig and copied it to the burst wallet db install folder on my C drive. Do I have to open http://127.0.0.1:8125 on my router or something?

You will need to have the wallet running to access http://127.0.0.1:8125.

I think i've got it now at least to the next step lol. I've got the wallet running now and can access the http://127.0.0.1:8125 now and its updating the blockchain. After that's done I'll see what obstacle I run into next lol.

[BurstIncomeAsset]

New report about the asset, i`ll try to report every 2 days about our investments because this trading method takes longer time to mature the money, but it will make us more money ,definitely.

Currently we made a +34% gain since we started , 6 days ago. Much more than we made in the previous 2 months, was a very good decision to switch. So we will stay with this method until I find a better one.

https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/ann-income-asset-decentralized-referral-empire-based-income.839/page-6#post-6226


After we sell, we will pay the next dividend round, while this will be much more massive in income.

[Elmit]

about 50%
[ 22.98% ] BURST-KQ2P-FWCW-AAYU-D9G24 (579) /bin/laden
[ 5.52% ] BURST-3N7E-CX8T-K6AM-D6Q4N (139)
[ 4.05% ] BURST-A7NY-ESG8-9VAT-DQJVF (102) M2
[ 4.05% ] BURST-5M3F-REHB-PWRE-6E4HP (102) M1
[ 2.54% ] BURST-SDAC-FFUD-SMCB-D3Q74 (64)
[ 2.30% ] BURST-XNS5-62HN-J3UY-79THE (58)
[ 1.75% ] BURST-42JY-E6TZ-885E-AZ9HK (44) <-= Pythagorean Switch =->
[ 1.43% ] BURST-ACGB-YGHQ-G9ZL-5XD7U (36) Haitch ACGB [ pool: 12468105956737329840 ]
[ 1.07% ] BURST-WDK8-EYW8-NHMQ-77777 (27)
[ 0.99% ] BURST-BY7U-A5EF-6ACN-4MFYL (25) [ pool: 21869187791279079 ]
[ 0.91% ] BURST-FDUK-NG2J-5LFN-6EP8H (23) UD3
[ 0.87% ] BURST-TVC9-GTFD-AEB8-E6LAZ (22)
[ 0.87% ] BURST-3XFG-2JSB-HCUX-7HXBC (22) LVB - 100 TB - solo
[ 0.87% ] BURST-L2V2-AXNC-VW9G-9XBWM (22)
[ 0.87% ] BURST-8XMM-697F-6T5D-C49LZ (22) manini farm [ pool: 12468105956737329840 ]
[ 0.79% ] BURST-VBQV-PPZM-CPBN-6J2VX (20) B_O_X__2_4 [ pool: 12468105956737329840 ]
[ 0.79% ] BURST-BZ3J-UTHM-KTGV-9HKWE (20) C___A___T [ pool: 12468105956737329840 ]
[ 0.75% ] BURST-B2XN-WGYA-ND3F-2LHHS (19)