Elmit
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September 12, 2015, 07:57:32 AM |
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Bitladen asset? Crowetic are You reading what You are proposing? Giving money to wannabe 51% attacker to expand portion of mining volume he is controlling right now? Yeah, sure... I'm switching to solo-mining just to prevent this "greedynitis" spread to pool owners... I am not sure what you are trying to utter here! Can you tell us clear what you agree/disagree and why? I am not sure why switching to solo-mining would be an advantage. Can you explain that too, please?
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Elmit
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September 12, 2015, 08:06:17 AM |
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cryptomining.farm has been down since noon, this is the loss in network power today.
just use my http://pool.burstcoin.de100% available since weeks because of a failover config! ultra fast connection and extreme low ping times! Can you tell me more about your "failover config"? Are you running to complete set of servers? On different networks? Do they have the ability to talk to each other/sync till the point of failure? How will the miner switch to the backup server? How, if this switch is the failure? How did they switch back, if at all, since the other one could now run till a failure happens to switch to the first one. ("because of failover config:) How often was your failover actual needed? "extreme low ping times" That is a number of the network. Nowadays most of the servers are nearly in lightspeed reachable, so the ping result depends just from where you ping. I found there is still a difference if you use IPv4 or IPv6
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Elmit
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September 12, 2015, 08:12:23 AM |
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cryptomining.farm has been down since noon, this is the loss in network power today.
A few of the pools have randomly gone down over the past few days, I hope it isn't due to malicious activity. Good, so the network is not crashing, it is just a temporary fall out. Which are the other pools affected? burst.ninja was a couple of blocks back, but is working now again. burst.mininghere.com and pool.burstcoin.de had no problems.
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 09:22:19 AM Last edit: September 12, 2015, 11:11:12 AM by pinballdude |
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Holding of BURSTS is for people who believe that they mine/buy quickly/cheap and sell then later. Or with other words for sick and greedy people. I see the coin for usage, that is trade things with it, buy/offer services, .... do you get that? TO USE THE COIN, not just to ADMIRE THE COIN!
I beg to differ. A currency should be used both for exchange of value, and as a store of value. A person that saves up for something is not greedy in my book, he is just able to postpone pleasure, to ensure he have a cushion for bad periods with lower income. He is also able to save up funds for larger investments or purchages, and able to save up and wait for the right time to buy. That is all good, and that personality type is neccessary if you want anything done. Greedy is more like the fat dude that eats all the chips as soon as the bags are opened. He can't control himself, just wants it all, an to hell with all the other people who have a higher level of self control. So holding burst is not a bad thing, it is the holders that keep the price up. If i sold my 4.5 mln burst, surely the price would go down, so due to me not selling, the price is higher. There are 2 billion coins, plenty available for trade, buy/offer services, it's not a problem that a lot of people use it as gold - as a store of value. In fact it is a testament to the trust in burst.
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yeponlyone
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September 12, 2015, 09:26:37 AM |
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Elmit,
please, take your meds - you are now over four-five posts on every page. If you do not have meds, get professional help.
I know this is might just seem like another criticism of you, but I don't write to hurt, provoke or aggravate you. As a doctor, I'd never do that. I'm just trying to reach you (hence the first two sentence) and get you to understand that your behavior is hurting Burst.
If someone is gone for a day, they have several pages extra to read to find the vital, constructive posts from other people just because of you. You have very little to contribute in those discussion, so please just stop and follow your doc's instructions.
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 09:37:42 AM |
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I proof the words: Pool Statistics Current time: 2015-09-12 02:02:07 UTC Block: 141,796 Difficulty: 6,490 Est. Networksize (PB): 6.8050643042691
Current time: 2015-09-12 03:20:42 UTC Block: 141,814 Difficulty: 5,126 Est. Networksize (PB): 5.3752951951379
~20% network size lost, in 78 minutes "BUT if you believe in the coin, then you should buy/hold" If BinLaden has indeed 2 PB, then he has now more than a third.
Looking at baseTarget ( lower the more difficult to hit the block ) it shifts between 1.5mln and 3mln these days. So a change +/- 50% between individual blocks the same day is kinda normal. You have to look at the average over a day to get anything meaningful. Also, at the time we were going into the weekend, often we see smaller network size in the weekend. Btw. the higher basetarget and lower network size is a big plus for me personally, i get double as many blocks with half the network size. - if network size dropped and stayed low, new miners would start mining bc it was profitable. It is self-adjusting, the network size is supposed to mirror the BURST price and the price of mining, more or less. It is rather meaningless to measure two samples 78 minutes apart. I could perhaps even dig in and look at the blocks in that timespan and find a sequence where the NW size go up , it wobbles up and down all the time. baseTarget is right now 2811701 As long as we don't get a 51% attack, a low network size will lure in new miners, and once they have plottetd they are likely to stay as buying the HD and plotting is the expensive part. When that is done, you can just as well mine, running costs are neglible. We should not concern us about network size, we should concern us about ( as we agree ) figuring out usecases for people to use burst. We have one - store of value... i think people get that, although bitladen destroyed some confidence and induced a crash, there are others, use for trading goods, use blockchain for decentralized trading and lots more. The bitladen portion of the PBs is a bit on the large side, so me and hopefully lots of other miners will be increasing our TBs to compensate. When we feel safe again, network size will probably stay where it is, to wait for price to catch up.
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 09:45:28 AM |
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... WHAT have YOU done to save the coin?
I've done nothing, except buy some coins, which, in my opinion is a more positive contribution Exactly! NOTHING! To buy some coins shows that you do not understand how it works. than your constant trolling and scam asset creation (according to other regular forum posters). If you can't understand English, then chat on a German forum.
... and that's what you can do best! Talking nonsense / or repeat nonsense. You do not proof your grade in English all the time, .... we got it by now! it is prove. a proof you prove Your english is not the best either, and english skills does not matter at all as long as we can understand each other, so stop being childish.
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 09:47:00 AM |
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Bitladen asset? Crowetic are You reading what You are proposing? Giving money to wannabe 51% attacker to expand portion of mining volume he is controlling right now? Yeah, sure... I'm switching to solo-mining just to prevent this "greedynitis" spread to pool owners... I am not sure what you are trying to utter here! Can you tell us clear what you agree/disagree and why? I am not sure why switching to solo-mining would be an advantage. Can you explain that too, please? Suppose bitladen manages to threat or lure a pool into participating in a 51% attack. Then all the miners in the pool participate even though they don't want to see the coin destroyed. Especially the miners that mine and keep burst are royally screwed. on the other hand, if they go solo (or go to a pool they expect not willing to participate) , they mine against the attacker.
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Elmit
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September 12, 2015, 09:48:50 AM |
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Elmit,
please, take your meds - you are now over four-five posts on every page. If you do not have meds, get professional help.
I know this is might just seem like another criticism of you, but I don't write to hurt, provoke or aggravate you. As a doctor, I'd never do that. I'm just trying to reach you (hence the first two sentence) and get you to understand that your behavior is hurting Burst.
If someone is gone for a day, they have several pages extra to read to find the vital, constructive posts from other people just because of you. You have very little to contribute in those discussion, so please just stop and follow your doc's instructions.
You and a doctor? Give me a break! Your writing does not contribute anything to BURST
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 09:53:01 AM |
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baseTarget is right now 2811701
And right now (height 141921) basetarget is 1773873 so since last post difficulty went a lot higher, and implied nw size also rose a lot. looking at august, sep, we had a drop, but we have stabilized once the price stabilized. http://burstcoin.biz/charts/estimated-network-size we are around 8K or so, acc to this graph, which represents a more reasonable picture, it also shows that it is natural for the nw size to be volatile in the short run. I do not claim that NW size went up 40% since my last post, but i claim that taking two samples a few hours apart is not very useful.
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Elmit
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September 12, 2015, 09:55:12 AM |
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Bitladen asset? Crowetic are You reading what You are proposing? Giving money to wannabe 51% attacker to expand portion of mining volume he is controlling right now? Yeah, sure... I'm switching to solo-mining just to prevent this "greedynitis" spread to pool owners... I am not sure what you are trying to utter here! Can you tell us clear what you agree/disagree and why? I am not sure why switching to solo-mining would be an advantage. Can you explain that too, please? Suppose bitladen manages to threat or lure a pool into participating in a 51% attack. Then all the miners in the pool participate even though the don't want to see the coin destroyed. Especially the miners that mine and keep burst are royally screwed. on the other hand, if they go solo (or go to a pool they expect not willing to participate) , they mine against the attacker. Please write s-l-o-w-l-y. Read a couple of times what you wrote! I am puzzled with your logic. Are you saying if the NETWORK is attacked by somebody with +51% then you are save with mining on solo?
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Elmit
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September 12, 2015, 09:58:07 AM |
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baseTarget is right now 2811701
And right now (height 141921) basetarget is 1773873 so since last post difficulty went a lot higher, and implied nw size also rose a lot. looking at august, sep, we had a drop, but we have stabilized once the price stabilized. http://burstcoin.biz/charts/estimated-network-size we are around 8K or so, acc to this graph, which represents a more reasonable picture, it also shows that it is natural for the nw size to be volatile in the short run. I do not claim that NW size went up 40% since my last post, but i claim that taking two samples a few hours apart is not very useful. You need to read other posts also, not only look for my words! If you would have, then you would have read that crytomining.farm with 1,773 registered users were down for a while, ... and that droves the network size down. Short, we are save again, .... right?
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 09:59:26 AM |
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Please write s-l-o-w-l-y. Read a couple of times what you wrote!
I am puzzled with your logic. Are you saying if the NETWORK is attacked by somebody with +51% then you are save with mining on solo?
sorry about my typing speed, this keyboard here sometimes cannot keep up with it. suppose i mine in your pool. suppose i fear that you would participate in a 51% attack, using the pool's hashing power. then, by going solo, your pool looses my TB , and my TB is then on the "good guy" part of the network that is working against the attack, if it should happen.
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bobafett
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September 12, 2015, 10:05:35 AM |
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Bitladen asset? Crowetic are You reading what You are proposing? Giving money to wannabe 51% attacker to expand portion of mining volume he is controlling right now? Yeah, sure... I'm switching to solo-mining just to prevent this "greedynitis" spread to pool owners... its all about money and if people until now didnt realise that also crow is here for the money, at least now it should be clear. but that is nothing that you can blame anybody for. what i criticize is: placing a asset, without a garantied payout, without a rebuy option for the sold shares. So you can collect easy and fast money, sell the burst, let the asset run a little bit and if then after a while and then when no more new shares could be sold to new investors than slowly decrease the payout. the asset get less and less worth and the proposed sell option to other users will be worth nothing, because the prices go down or nobody wants the asset anymore. also with this asset every investor helps bin to increase his miningpower and helps him to get the 51%.... dont know if the people in the crypto world are so stupid to invest in such things, but it seems to work.....
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Elmit
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September 12, 2015, 10:06:04 AM |
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Please write s-l-o-w-l-y. Read a couple of times what you wrote!
I am puzzled with your logic. Are you saying if the NETWORK is attacked by somebody with +51% then you are save with mining on solo?
sorry about my typing speed, this keyboard here sometimes cannot keep up with it. suppose i mine in your pool. suppose i fear that you would participate in a 51% attack, using the pool's hashing power. then, by going solo, your pool looses my TB , and my TB is then on the "good guy" part of the network that is working against the attack, if it should happen. Ah, so you think that other pools would participate on an attack. Why would they? Just to prove that it is possible, that something has to be done? I see, you are doing a lot. .... typing! holding on the coin, because it will become soooo much worth ---- GREEDY! Miners should pay from their own pocket, never use any expenses from the mined coins. .... right???
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bobafett
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September 12, 2015, 10:12:38 AM |
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cryptomining.farm has been down since noon, this is the loss in network power today.
just use my http://pool.burstcoin.de100% available since weeks because of a failover config! ultra fast connection and extreme low ping times! Can you tell me more about your "failover config"? Are you running to complete set of servers? On different networks? Do they have the ability to talk to each other/sync till the point of failure? How will the miner switch to the backup server? How, if this switch is the failure? How did they switch back, if at all, since the other one could now run till a failure happens to switch to the first one. ("because of failover config:) How often was your failover actual needed? "extreme low ping times" That is a number of the network. Nowadays most of the servers are nearly in lightspeed reachable, so the ping result depends just from where you ping. I found there is still a difference if you use IPv4 or IPv6 hi, you take 2 pysical maschines with win2012 r2 and both have 2 networkadapters. with one networkadapter you connect them directly for the sync of the vm, the others you connect to your gateway. use a business gateway with a sla with a availability of 99.999% (sure its expensive, but for other purposes i have one). so you have garantied working line for exept 4h a year. then configure hyper failover clustering setup a vm setup failover clustering for this vm install your pool setup a service tool that checks if the service runs, if not restart it and let wallet and pool software monitor then on a third maschine confige a network managing tool as PRTG Network Monitor and let check the maschines, services, availbility and confige a email and sms info, if something goes wrong. finish :-)
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 10:19:04 AM |
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You need to read other posts also, not only look for my words! If you would have, then you would have read that crytomining.farm with 1,773 registered users were down for a while, ... and that droves the network size down.
Short, we are save again, .... right?
Can we agree then, that fluctuations of 20% between 2 blocks 78 minutes apart are happening frequently and is not an indication of miners leaving burst, but rather, for instance, a pool temporarily down. It is of course a shortterm problem (for the pool and miners there) but longterm it is not a problem for burst as such. I don't have a problem with people alerting in the forum if NW size changes a lot. But don't cherrypick the numbers and make it look like something it is not. New block right now. basetarget 1891665 seems like we are stabilizing just under 2mln basetarget. That is in line with the last week or so i think, from memory. perhaps a bit on the high side. The only thing about network size that is important is that it is so big that the largest miner do not have a share that is close to 51%, and so big that it would take quite some time and money for someone to get there.
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September 12, 2015, 10:21:30 AM |
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Your writing does not contribute anything to BURST
@elmit But yours does ? Please, try to slow down a little, this is NOT your personal forum, and I am tired of your constant nagging. Es nervt wirklich, das Du auf jeden kleinen Schei** noch Deinen Kommentar draufsetzen musst. Schau Dir mit dem Abstand von einer Woche bitte mal genau diese letzten 5 Seiten an - vielleicht kannst Du dann sehen wie peinlich das alles ist. Nur weil andere sich kindisch verhalten muss man nicht auch noch darauf eingehen und das Forum unbrauchbar machen.
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wmikrut
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September 12, 2015, 10:52:52 AM |
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Bitladen asset? Crowetic are You reading what You are proposing? Giving money to wannabe 51% attacker to expand portion of mining volume he is controlling right now? Yeah, sure... I'm switching to solo-mining just to prevent this "greedynitis" spread to pool owners... its all about money and if people until now didnt realise that also crow is here for the money, at least now it should be clear. but that is nothing that you can blame anybody for. Not that I am complaining, mind you... but in crow's defense, isn't that why we're all here? We're all here to make 'something'. Call it whatever you like, but all cryptos are an 'investment' into {Place your noun here}.
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I will NEVER ask for any kind of funds up front in a buy/sale of anything on bitcointalk.
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pinballdude
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September 12, 2015, 11:17:41 AM |
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Ah, so you think that other pools would participate on an attack. Why would they? Just to prove that it is possible, that something has to be done? I see, you are doing a lot. .... typing! holding on the coin, because it will become soooo much worth ---- GREEDY!
Miners should pay from their own pocket, never use any expenses from the mined coins. .... right???
A miner can do whatever he want with his coins, he worked to get them - it is his, we can argue what the consequences of his various options of actions are, but we should not dictate what he chooses to do at a particular time. I have no problem with bit selling all the coins he mine, if that is how his business plan is set up, then that is what he does. It is not a problem for me. I don't see it as a problem for burst either, we'll just have a somewhat lower price now, and a somewhat higher price once the block reward gets low enough. I also have no problem with miners like me, that mine and hold. We keep the price higher, and we might sell some if we think the price is reasonable. I would probably sell some around 1000 to get back my investment and interest, then let the rest run and see how high we can go.
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