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Author Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000  (Read 2170675 times)
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September 20, 2014, 01:28:38 PM
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fanepatent, you're done!
Keep up the good work.
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September 20, 2014, 01:29:04 PM
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hi guys!
join to the best pool http://burstpool.ddns.net/

Dude, that pool is so lame that, apart from having a Dynamic DNS entry (running on an ISP, not on a stable host) the "How To" page still points to uray's address.
If a so-called "pool operator" does not have the time or knowledge to change that... don't waste our time.


If you don't want to join don't join but don't spread fud.
The fact that I am on a ddns means that I am hosting the pool miself. Not on a datacenter 3000 Km away. And that if something goes wrong I have the server here and I can tend to it.
Saying that its not stable... Do you know that? Have you been pinging my pool 24/7 and you got time outs? I don't get it. If you didn't use it how do you know its not stable?
What defines a stable host for you?
My hardware is as stable as it can get.

Uray's link was there because I replaced all the files but forgot to delete that part.

Happy now?


you should give credit to uray.. send some burst to him Tongue

As soon as I figure out why the fee doesn't work right I will Smiley
Even he doesn't know Tongue

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September 20, 2014, 01:36:42 PM
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where is coin support??? price falling to ground Huh Huh
do not sell cheap guys

Look into the mirror. The coin support can be you. The market seems very thin lately. Seems that there are less than 5 buyers and a little more dumpers. Dumps get also smaller every day.
With the price of one 4 TB HDD you can rise the price more than 100 sats with that low volume.

At Bittrex it looks even worse with the volume. Normally a coin gets delistet with fewer than 1 BTC volume a day...

What we need are some news articles and a interview of dev in at least a decent crypto-website. With that we get more miners and buyers.

You can write articles when you have features.
All altcoin world know about burst (500) thread in 1 months.

But investors need features. If investors wants to throw several btc in a coin, they don't give a f++k about the algorytm (scrypt,sha256,x1,x13,x15,x80,poc etc etc). They look a coin, read features,future plans,etc etc and they choose.
Is like what's is happening to STELLAR. 10 billion coins(1 billions already out) and price is 1k each. Cause they have a great future program. This is the way to collect investor.


+1

In my opinion you can fill at least one page with explaining the algorythm how it works, how the dev carried out hdd mining faster than microsoft, the advantages of mining with HDD, everybody can mine this coin with average hardware, the idea as a whole, the intentions of the dev, future plans and potential.
The coin is 6 weeks old, nobody wants to read about unreal great future program that never gets developed. There is no need for empty promises here.

I think there are many interested investors and Miners that turned their back on ALT-Coins because there are disgusted by all these shit-, copy- and scamcoins. There is too much burned soil. On a crypto website there are people who are also only interested in bitcoins - who will get aware of a new way of mining similar to litecoin.

 

Maybe you're right. But altcoin market is not more as 2 years ago with litecoin.
Now it moves fast. A coin could vanish in a matter of weeks,until a new coin cames out with better features.

Remember when the first Scrypt-jane coin cames out (ULTRACOIN). It was a must, the future,the new litecoin. After some months, DEAD. Cause first X11 cames out. X11 was the future,less stress for GPU etc etc. Then X13,KEKKA,Scrypt-N...now HDD. Within some months cames out the first RAMcoin or anything else that capture altcoin attention.

Or better...algorytm apart. Some months ago, the future was countrycode(remember AURORA), then numbercoin(remember 42 coin and it's value),Then ANON coin(darkcoin,blackcoin). Within some months noone will talking anymore about anoncoin. As is now about countrycoin,numbers coin etc etc.

So, market moving fast. And altcoins will survive if they are in costant motion,progress,feature,releases etc etc.
If darkcoin,blackcoin are still on the waves is cause of theyr development. Theyr mining code is the last of the problem regarding price.

I remember when on coinwarez there were only 2 algorytm to choose for profitability: SHA e SCRYPT. Now there are 8!!! Maybe they will add HDD when more coins cames out. Then, other new algorytm. So,no, it's not a new algorytm that makes coins success. Maybe at beginning there will be an HYPE as was for burst. But then we have to see features to remain on boat.




You will be surprised, but UTC grow up 10 times for last month and keep growing.
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September 20, 2014, 01:57:08 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?
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September 20, 2014, 02:01:44 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

Not anymore now if you don't have already your HDD.

"We're mining cause when we hit Bittrex price will rise to 3k.
We're only on c-cex now, price is only 500 satoshi, we need more echangers."
This is what i have said 3 weeks ago. So wrong!  Sad
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September 20, 2014, 02:11:58 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

Not anymore now if you don't have already your HDD.

"We're mining cause when we hit Bittrex price will rise to 3k.
We're only on c-cex now, price is only 500 satoshi, we need more echangers."
This is what i have said 3 weeks ago. So wrong!  Sad


burst could see another pump like they did to mls(mozzshare, from 500 to 3k +)
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September 20, 2014, 02:12:28 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

Not anymore now if you don't have already your HDD.

"We're mining cause when we hit Bittrex price will rise to 3k.
We're only on c-cex now, price is only 500 satoshi, we need more echangers."
This is what i have said 3 weeks ago. So wrong!  Sad


Stop mining now and let small miners get the rewards.
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September 20, 2014, 02:22:30 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

one of many reason: takes time to plot, once you have plot ready you can let your hd mine with relatively low cost (in comparison to any other gpu based coin).

Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

Not anymore now if you don't have already your HDD.

"We're mining cause when we hit Bittrex price will rise to 3k.
We're only on c-cex now, price is only 500 satoshi, we need more echangers."
This is what i have said 3 weeks ago. So wrong!  Sad


popularity is important, get listed on bittrex is important.
another important aspect is accessibility, I would say having burst coin wallet ready is not the easiest instruction to follow

Please someone create windows and osx wallet for burst if that possible, I would contribute 5000 burst for this windows and osx wallet initiative.. anyone want to add more burst contribution to this initiative?
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September 20, 2014, 02:29:52 PM
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Looks like a pump is going on poloniex
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September 20, 2014, 02:35:14 PM
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Looks like a pump is going on poloniex

That's not a pump...

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September 20, 2014, 02:37:42 PM
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Looks like a pump is going on poloniex

That's not a pump...
That was the pool payouts.

BURST-S94V-AR49-WJRR-8HXK3 35.223662000000004
BURST-45WS-GDZV-BXFJ-B6JHJ 58.795296
BURST-WQRG-XZ67-8HX2-4ESHN 69.480538999999993
BURST-J8FG-RBLX-62RJ-DR6R3 113.283615
BURST-LZKF-P6QP-FVVR-9X6JS 249.386076
BURST-56A2-EUZK-HM3F-CKJJB 273.66991999999999
BURST-WBKU-MXK8-9DLD-8P9H9 298.75245999999999
BURST-PNYU-9CRL-GBAK-8VYBY 376.20293600000002
BURST-W9AS-9GQ2-7S8E-7R7GU 493.74968200000001
BURST-4LYY-6DXB-A32J-6GD53 669.29349200000001
BURST-AW73-PNJT-8HNZ-DNMXH 744.87341200000003
BURST-DEGG-WCYL-WMD7-4EXFW 750.42023700000004
BURST-Y2PP-E99X-4KX7-8GRFC 915.98646699999995
BURST-WE28-WH7Z-G8B7-H8NQN 1389.792698
BURST-EZ5A-3AQX-QKUG-BFGX4 1695.8508509999999
BURST-TNN3-6CWP-WAZH-9FJ9S 1770.743174
BURST-AGK9-FKN8-EXYU-AHP44 1828.726938
BURST-W6FS-KA64-Y9GQ-ESRGP 2354.9878180000001
BURST-FLXP-KYSY-MC58-6ARYE 2871.5315129999999
BURST-YBGR-MS5H-M7H4-DRWFS 3246.3649999999998
BURST-Y47Q-T3JC-3S5V-7ELUW 3753.6218690000001
BURST-YFAB-GP65-3M64-HLL36 3866.226244
BURST-N522-UBQF-NDFX-3SZJK 3874.6924600000002
BURST-E6BG-JCX8-GBRY-2FBDQ 4443.7336640000003
BURST-D5C6-9JH8-2PBJ-DPVAB 5965.7843350000003
BURST-FTFB-FJ7H-LFQ2-2YEGY 7654.768814
BURST-KXPQ-95WB-WV5G-3EL6T 13082.312885000001
BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB 18132.564061000001
BURST-EQPL-MMAH-2XK5-EA7D6 21641.383667999999

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September 20, 2014, 02:37:59 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

one of many reason: takes time to plot, once you have plot ready you can let your hd mine with relatively low cost (in comparison to any other gpu based coin).

Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

Not anymore now if you don't have already your HDD.

"We're mining cause when we hit Bittrex price will rise to 3k.
We're only on c-cex now, price is only 500 satoshi, we need more echangers."
This is what i have said 3 weeks ago. So wrong!  Sad


popularity is important, get listed on bittrex is important.
another important aspect is accessibility, I would say having burst coin wallet ready is not the easiest instruction to follow

Please someone create windows and osx wallet for burst if that possible, I would contribute 5000 burst for this windows and osx wallet initiative.. anyone want to add more burst contribution to this initiative?


I thought we have wallets working on Win and OSX? Oh, also for Linux? No?

BURST - BURST-58XP-63WY-XSVQ-ASG9A
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September 20, 2014, 02:39:07 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

one of many reason: takes time to plot, once you have plot ready you can let your hd mine with relatively low cost (in comparison to any other gpu based coin).

Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

Not anymore now if you don't have already your HDD.

"We're mining cause when we hit Bittrex price will rise to 3k.
We're only on c-cex now, price is only 500 satoshi, we need more echangers."
This is what i have said 3 weeks ago. So wrong!  Sad


popularity is important, get listed on bittrex is important.
another important aspect is accessibility, I would say having burst coin wallet ready is not the easiest instruction to follow

Please someone create windows and osx wallet for burst if that possible, I would contribute 5000 burst for this windows and osx wallet initiative.. anyone want to add more burst contribution to this initiative?


I thought we have wallets working on Win and OSX? Oh, also for Linux? No?

I mean without have to install java first..., or do we have it?
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September 20, 2014, 02:40:34 PM
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Looks like a pump is going on poloniex

That's not a pump...
That was the pool payouts.

BURST-S94V-AR49-WJRR-8HXK3 35.223662000000004
BURST-45WS-GDZV-BXFJ-B6JHJ 58.795296
BURST-WQRG-XZ67-8HX2-4ESHN 69.480538999999993
BURST-J8FG-RBLX-62RJ-DR6R3 113.283615
BURST-LZKF-P6QP-FVVR-9X6JS 249.386076
BURST-56A2-EUZK-HM3F-CKJJB 273.66991999999999
BURST-WBKU-MXK8-9DLD-8P9H9 298.75245999999999
BURST-PNYU-9CRL-GBAK-8VYBY 376.20293600000002
BURST-W9AS-9GQ2-7S8E-7R7GU 493.74968200000001
BURST-4LYY-6DXB-A32J-6GD53 669.29349200000001
BURST-AW73-PNJT-8HNZ-DNMXH 744.87341200000003
BURST-DEGG-WCYL-WMD7-4EXFW 750.42023700000004
BURST-Y2PP-E99X-4KX7-8GRFC 915.98646699999995
BURST-WE28-WH7Z-G8B7-H8NQN 1389.792698
BURST-EZ5A-3AQX-QKUG-BFGX4 1695.8508509999999
BURST-TNN3-6CWP-WAZH-9FJ9S 1770.743174
BURST-AGK9-FKN8-EXYU-AHP44 1828.726938
BURST-W6FS-KA64-Y9GQ-ESRGP 2354.9878180000001
BURST-FLXP-KYSY-MC58-6ARYE 2871.5315129999999
BURST-YBGR-MS5H-M7H4-DRWFS 3246.3649999999998
BURST-Y47Q-T3JC-3S5V-7ELUW 3753.6218690000001
BURST-YFAB-GP65-3M64-HLL36 3866.226244
BURST-N522-UBQF-NDFX-3SZJK 3874.6924600000002
BURST-E6BG-JCX8-GBRY-2FBDQ 4443.7336640000003
BURST-D5C6-9JH8-2PBJ-DPVAB 5965.7843350000003
BURST-FTFB-FJ7H-LFQ2-2YEGY 7654.768814
BURST-KXPQ-95WB-WV5G-3EL6T 13082.312885000001
BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB 18132.564061000001
BURST-EQPL-MMAH-2XK5-EA7D6 21641.383667999999


it's crazy when even this miniscule buy pressure influences the markets so much.  If we had more miners we could make a bigger difference, but alas.
I fixed the problems that had the payout stuck (stupid bittrex requiring the withdraw message - at least the pool didn't lose any coins)

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September 20, 2014, 02:58:26 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?
profitable is hard to say.
if someone would try to dump 5m coins at once we would see 10 satoshi  Cheesy
if you bought new hardware dedicated for burst mining price is at current diff around 120 satoshi.
if you mine with hardware you have its really profitable at the moment.
if diff has raised price will follow in some weeks.
burst is slower in visible network growth than any other coin cause you first plot and then you mine.
there are no 1 day gpu farm rentals possible.
so most miner either have hardware or bought it.
if you plan to invest its hard to predict what will happen but as further the diff grows the more tend people to hold if mining costs more than they can get for their coins.
a market currently does not exist. a few btc buys may drive up the price to 500 satoshi and a dump of 5% of all coins is almost impossible...
if you have hardware mine, if you want to buy hardware buy burst directly.
buying hdd and sell them in a few month may work or not.
used hdds are almost worthless if you want to sell 20 or more of them.
best is to pickup some cheap on your own and mine with them till they break  Tongue
i just checked the sold used hdd auctions on ebay. if the hdd prices go down further in a few month it gets really tough to archive a good price for a used one.

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September 20, 2014, 03:09:55 PM
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Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

one of many reason: takes time to plot, once you have plot ready you can let your hd mine with relatively low cost (in comparison to any other gpu based coin).

Can anyone explain why ppl still mine BURST?
Is it profitable at all?

Not anymore now if you don't have already your HDD.

"We're mining cause when we hit Bittrex price will rise to 3k.
We're only on c-cex now, price is only 500 satoshi, we need more echangers."
This is what i have said 3 weeks ago. So wrong!  Sad


popularity is important, get listed on bittrex is important.
another important aspect is accessibility, I would say having burst coin wallet ready is not the easiest instruction to follow

Please someone create windows and osx wallet for burst if that possible, I would contribute 5000 burst for this windows and osx wallet initiative.. anyone want to add more burst contribution to this initiative?


I thought we have wallets working on Win and OSX? Oh, also for Linux? No?

I mean without have to install java first..., or do we have it?

No, but I don't think they will be coming out. At least soon.

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September 20, 2014, 03:12:16 PM
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Where are all the ppl who shouted "hold your coins" at 800 and 600 sat?
Where?

I sold my coins at 698 satoshis and everyone laughed at me.  Who's laughing now?!?!?!  ME!!!   Grin

Since then I have mined another 10,945 coins, but I won't let them go for less than 800 satoshis.  If these jackholes are so confident that this crap coin is going to 3000, they should be thrilled to buy mine at 800!
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September 20, 2014, 03:15:20 PM
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Where are all the ppl who shouted "hold your coins" at 800 and 600 sat?
Where?

I sold my coins at 698 satoshis and everyone laughed at me.  Who's laughing now?!?!?!  ME!!!   Grin

Since then I have mined another 10,945 coins, but I won't let them go for less than 800 satoshis.  If these jackholes are so confident that this crap coin is going to 3000, they should be thrilled to buy mine at 800!

yeah you are so rich with your 15k coins dumped on 700 staoshi Cheesy And i remember about your crying about rour mining problems at begining. Pathentcic Tongue

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September 20, 2014, 03:23:54 PM
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@Uray:
I've tryed starting R3 miner with different IPs on different PCs , and the result is still the same - It freezes on the IP..


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September 20, 2014, 03:24:00 PM
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but there are not PATH parameter in wplotgenerator.exe?Huh?
thanks!

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