Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 150. (Read 2170889 times)

There are also some tools and examples available at http://smartcontr.actor/

EDIT: For some running examples go to smartcontr.actor -> Examine ATs and add the following Ids to inspect them:

- Lottery -> 9192603983782913483
- Crowdfund -> 5080866903808682902
- ACCT -> 13682371899618102560

Also you can check the ATs running on QORA blockchain here: qora.co.in:9090
ATs programmed for BURST, if they are programmed in generic way, could be also used in QORA and vice versa

There's documentation and examples at: http://ciyam.org/at/

H.

Thanks Haitch and Irontiga.

Echoing Beoga's questions, is there any guide, code examples, etc.? Or is it just use the source, Luke?

Ok we bought the altcoins we needed, now we have to wait until they go up in price.

It is still a passive income if you think about it, but I need to monitor it now 3-4 times /day instead of once. Well I believe the work will be worth it, because we will make more profit now.

I strongly believe we will make big profits from now on.

Is any working smart contract for BURST? Or some samples of AT?

I believe I made a tool to view assets....There's a table at the bottom.

https://block.burstcoin.info/as.php?as=1800253871016293364

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'

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

Elmit, so to avoid the warning about the site not being as secure as desirable, he should turn off security altogether, and be as insecure as your site?

Your logic is .... astoundingly stupid.

My mind is completely focused - I'm not talking about my sites; I'm talking about your assertion that the owner of burstforum.com turn off encryption so that you don't get the warning about the site not being totally secure, so make the site as insecure as yours. This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. It's like suggesting because a home owner doesn't have the best of breed door locks, they should remove all the door locks they have.

Elmit, I've always assumed you were just a thief - but now, with this suggestion, you've confirmed that you're a dumber than a box of rocks thief.

Headache, you do not understand YOUR and MINE, ....

I am talking about burstforum.com and nothing else. Get your mind focused on that subject, please.

The certificate was fine a month ago, but now it is not anymore. Now it requires to add an exception. There is a warning NOT to do that. Is it the purpose of burstforum.com now to AVOID visitors?

You really are less intelligent than a rock aren't you Elmit. It's NOT an Error, and even with the self signed certificate, Burstforum is more secure than your site.

To remove the error message!

Mixing up subjects is a speciality of you. I am talking about burstforum.com

So remove the secure communications and be as insecure as your site? Why would the burstforum owner want to do do that? If you'd done some Googling yourself, you'd know that even with a self signed certificate the communications between your browser and the site are encrypted. With no certificate at all, like the login to your site, user credentials are sent in plain text and can be STOLEN!

Everyone involved in Burst should lower their security to the same non-existent level as you?

Somehow I don't see that happening.

The currently 10 best miners:

[ 23.10% ] BURST-KQ2P-FWCW-AAYU-D9G24 (582) /bin/laden
[ 5.83% ] BURST-3N7E-CX8T-K6AM-D6Q4N (147)
[ 3.77% ] BURST-5M3F-REHB-PWRE-6E4HP (95) M1
[ 3.65% ] BURST-A7NY-ESG8-9VAT-DQJVF (92) M2
[ 2.02% ] BURST-XNS5-62HN-J3UY-79THE (51)
[ 1.98% ] BURST-SDAC-FFUD-SMCB-D3Q74 (50)
[ 1.63% ] BURST-42JY-E6TZ-885E-AZ9HK (41) <-= Pythagorean Switch =->
[ 1.39% ] BURST-ACGB-YGHQ-G9ZL-5XD7U (35) Haitch ACGB [ pool: 12468105956737329840 ]
[ 1.19% ] BURST-B2XN-WGYA-ND3F-2LHHS (30)
[ 1.19% ] BURST-FDUK-NG2J-5LFN-6EP8H (30) UD3

/bin/laden added 2%, but that might be a result of the low Est. Networksize (PB): 6.0335018746995

What's your problem?
Get a good certificate or just remove it. Simple, clear, ....

For further information use GOOGLE!!!!

It's not an error, it's a warning that while your communications are secure, they're not as secure as desirable.

Whereas, on your site, usernames and passwords are passed in cleartext ... so anyone going to http://mininghere.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fmininghere.com%2F is totally insecure, and subject to having their credentials stolen!

Whats better Elmit, no security at all, or a warning about not being as secure as desirable?

Mininghere.com does not need one!
Therefore it does not show an error.
If burstforum.com doesn't need one, then don't show this error!

FYI:


And mininghere.com doesn't use any certificates at all - totally insecure.

Did you have a point ?

FYI:

It was an accidental, unnoticed, typo by me, fixed now.

H.