Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 22. (Read 2170889 times)
November 18, 2017, 05:29:19 AM
Wouldn't HDD mining destroy the HDD in a matter of days, which would make returns from this kind of investment minimal? I don't even know what this would do to SSDs.
November 18, 2017, 05:10:27 AM
How is burst going handle the competition?
There are more decentralized exchanges where people can easy invest I fiat,btc,eth.
Does burst have plans for the future to make getaways or something. Making bridges to the burstplatform
There are more decentralized exchanges where people can easy invest I fiat,btc,eth.
Does burst have plans for the future to make getaways or something. Making bridges to the burstplatform
November 17, 2017, 05:54:47 PM
I must say I am impressed with the work of the burst team. I am expecting a healthy return on my investment
Any work your developer has in mind, the price I show no progress. You can get more information on this, I will be grateful
November 16, 2017, 08:26:47 PM
If HPE is willing to demo their storage products for Burst mining and prove that they could make it more efficient and lower the cost, then maybe the community would take an interest.
Any Burst miners willing to assist HPEblockchain?
Any Burst miners willing to assist HPEblockchain?
November 16, 2017, 03:04:20 AM
I work with the team at HPE and we are currently preparing for our release in the next few months of our Mission Critical Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). We are going to be showcasing the use of HPE Storage in a cryptocurrency mining enviornment, our drives used to mine coins on the blockchain as a awareness campaign that will be run on television ads and social networks starting in December. I would like to talk with anyone in your community that is mining burst coins and using HP storage products before the final production stage takes place for the campaign.
If I am not mistaken, the user @calandro (in our German Discord Forum: https://discord.gg/HyCqxwn) uses some kind of his own computing center much of which consists of HP storage products - albeit old ones.
Also, some time ago in the official Burst Discord forum (https://discord.gg/2VHBcbk) someone posted pictures of some IIRC HP storage system (again old, bought from eBay) he intended to use for Burst mining.
I think you will have a hard time finding someone using new HP storage systems for mining Burst. Pricing is paramount and so it's most of the time DIY with some Seagate Archive sh*tty-SMR disks with hopefully $15 per TB cost.
November 16, 2017, 01:46:54 AM
I must say I am impressed with the work of the burst team. I am expecting a healthy return on my investment
November 15, 2017, 09:40:42 PM
I work with the team at HPE and we are currently preparing for our release in the next few months of our Mission Critical Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). We are going to be showcasing the use of HPE Storage in a cryptocurrency mining enviornment, our drives used to mine coins on the blockchain as a awareness campaign that will be run on television ads and social networks starting in December. I would like to talk with anyone in your community that is mining burst coins and using HP storage products before the final production stage takes place for the campaign.
Thank you.
Thank you.
If you are really from HP then I suggest you message rico666. He is one of the lead developers of Burstcoin and I think their team is looking for partnerships and institutional investments for the Burst project.
I am sure he will be interested on what your company has to offer to create a successful HDD mined blockchain.
November 15, 2017, 08:04:36 PM
HP storage products are bloody EXPEN$IVE, not cost effective for BURST mining.
Or are you setting up yet ANOTHER altcoin as BURST competition?
Or are you setting up yet ANOTHER altcoin as BURST competition?
November 15, 2017, 04:28:54 PM
I work with the team at HPE and we are currently preparing for our release in the next few months of our Mission Critical Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). We are going to be showcasing the use of HPE Storage in a cryptocurrency mining enviornment, our drives used to mine coins on the blockchain as a awareness campaign that will be run on television ads and social networks starting in December. I would like to talk with anyone in your community that is mining burst coins and using HP storage products before the final production stage takes place for the campaign.
Thank you.
Thank you.
November 14, 2017, 08:52:22 PM
I have been mining burst with my 4 tb hard drives and I have made around $20 mining for 2 weeks. There is money to be made, but not that much. This is not that profitable.
you say you earned more 3000 burst with 4To in 2 weeks?
either you're very lucky or you're lying
i also have 4tb , 1 & half day pool mining 8 burst
it s far from 20$ lol not even get that on a year if it s stay like thismore than2 days on pool 11 burst only, pool have bad luck i guess?
i notice my local wallet won't run it s because my db is corrupt , don't know why i get error message from java
when i delete the db it s start just fine
I suggest you go to the GetBurst forum as all the technical information you need would most probably be there. Its also where the miners mostly hang out these days.
November 14, 2017, 03:45:23 PM
carlo_0000 os you closing your wallet by X 
November 12, 2017, 09:55:02 AM
I have been mining burst with my 4 tb hard drives and I have made around $20 mining for 2 weeks. There is money to be made, but not that much. This is not that profitable.
you say you earned more 3000 burst with 4To in 2 weeks?
either you're very lucky or you're lying
i also have 4tb , 1 & half day pool mining 8 burst
it s far from 20$ lol not even get that on a year if it s stay like thismore than2 days on pool 11 burst only, pool have bad luck i guess?
i notice my local wallet won't run it s because my db is corrupt , don't know why i get error message from java
when i delete the db it s start just fine
November 11, 2017, 07:58:18 PM
the online wallet is not working ether right now lol
look like a lot of trouble with this coin
look like a lot of trouble with this coin
All the online wallets by the original team, Burstnation and the PoCC are working fine and have never had a down time at the time you made this post.
Post your problem with mining in the GetBurst forum. Thats where the miners go and discuss mining related topics.
November 11, 2017, 12:42:53 PM
i give up to try to solo mine as my wallet is not working anymore
so i join a pool to test
but i notice this
Thread "G:\Burst\plots" @ 18.4 sec (50.4 MB/s) CPU 55.07%
18:34:52 [13040712535386182237] confirmed DL: 45056951927499 521492499d 03:51:39
----Fast block or corrupted file?----
Sent deadline: 35954884
Server's deadline: 45056951927499
is this a problem or not?
so i join a pool to test
but i notice this
Thread "G:\Burst\plots" @ 18.4 sec (50.4 MB/s) CPU 55.07%
18:34:52 [13040712535386182237] confirmed DL: 45056951927499 521492499d 03:51:39
----Fast block or corrupted file?----
Sent deadline: 35954884
Server's deadline: 45056951927499
is this a problem or not?
November 11, 2017, 03:49:48 AM
I have been mining burst with my 4 tb hard drives and I have made around $20 mining for 2 weeks. There is money to be made, but not that much. This is not that profitable.
you say you earned more 3000 burst with 4To in 2 weeks?
either you're very lucky or you're lying
November 11, 2017, 12:25:15 AM
I have been mining burst with my 4 tb hard drives and I have made around $20 mining for 2 weeks. There is money to be made, but not that much. This is not that profitable.
How much do you expect to made? Though $20 is an nice amount for 2 weeks. That is circa$40 in one month. 4 months and you have full ROI of you're hard drive back.
November 10, 2017, 08:38:24 AM
the online wallet is not working ether right now lol
look like a lot of trouble with this coin
look like a lot of trouble with this coin
November 10, 2017, 05:45:32 AM
I have been mining Burstcoin for a few months now.. but last week my miner stopped working? I am using the Burstclient for windows.. I upgraded both Java.. and the client to the latest versions. Nothing seems to be helping. I did notice that the pool I was mining on (pool.burstcoin.party) is no longer there... So I changed reward assignment to a different pool.. still no luck.. and I have tried 3 different pools now.. all of which appear to be up and running when I check the website.
When I open the client and click "Start Mining".. the mining window opens and says the Name/Version etc.. but that's where it stays.. Not finding any blocks or getting any DL's... Any help would be greatly appreciated!
When I open the client and click "Start Mining".. the mining window opens and says the Name/Version etc.. but that's where it stays.. Not finding any blocks or getting any DL's... Any help would be greatly appreciated!
hi
you don't need wallet synced for start mining
watch this site, it say best pool
if you dont get any dl, choose a pool with a bigger deadline specially if you dont own a lot To
November 09, 2017, 04:22:00 PM
You don't need a local wallet running to mine to a POOL - only if you are solo mining.
I've had enough issues with pools that I gave up on ALL of them a couple weeks back and went to solo mining exclusively.
BURST income is low enough that the "lottery" nature of solo mining isn't a big deal to me.
Perhaps try a non-java miner? Blago works well on Windows.
I've had enough issues with pools that I gave up on ALL of them a couple weeks back and went to solo mining exclusively.
BURST income is low enough that the "lottery" nature of solo mining isn't a big deal to me.
Perhaps try a non-java miner? Blago works well on Windows.
and what about the wallet ?
can it run without java ?
i as trying to download a old version of java but no luck on the java website you need to create a account to download old version
but cannot create an account, always getting an error it s say Name is needed but doesn't matter what i type in name it won't work lol
November 09, 2017, 03:45:45 PM
You don't need a local wallet running to mine to a POOL - only if you are solo mining.
I've had enough issues with pools that I gave up on ALL of them a couple weeks back and went to solo mining exclusively.
BURST income is low enough that the "lottery" nature of solo mining isn't a big deal to me.
Perhaps try a non-java miner? Blago works well on Windows.
I've had enough issues with pools that I gave up on ALL of them a couple weeks back and went to solo mining exclusively.
BURST income is low enough that the "lottery" nature of solo mining isn't a big deal to me.
Perhaps try a non-java miner? Blago works well on Windows.
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