Is BURST in collaboration with SUPERNET?
If not then you should guys. Exchanges are becoming less and less reliable, and SUPERNET is already a great breakthrough of decentralized exchanges.
You need to contact their DEVs ASAP, and tell them to add BURST too , they already got NXT in it.
http://www.supernet.org
Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 220. (Read 2170889 times)
July 25, 2015, 08:12:07 AM
July 25, 2015, 05:34:57 AM
I have 10 drives , all of them Seagate sv35 series. They are running non stop since september 2014, with no problem at all...
July 25, 2015, 05:01:57 AM
Has anyone had any disk failures yet? Been mining Burst on 6 HDDs for almost a year now without any issues. Guess this coin isn't too bad for HDDs.
have been mining 3 disks for about a year, no problems yet.
July 24, 2015, 08:50:13 PM
You people still think this crapcoin still has a chance? Wow, you're really stupid. How many TB of disk space is needed now to even have a chance at mining a decent number of coins?
20 tera can deliver good amount (still) but watch out for block reduction also measure HDD cost against exchange prices
BURST will be one of the key coins in my opinion , it's algorithm based on capacity can not be simulated by special purpose devices (ever! not just Today), that is powerful
have a great weekend
July 24, 2015, 08:45:08 PM
speaking of qora AT transactions are the future blockchains protocol can enable true peer to peer exchange/trade and commerce (take out exchanges completely out of the picture) it is the future, AT also is perfect for AI systems
all I want you NOT to do is to burn yourself out while we get there (that burn out I see around here not just BURST from time to time) be steady and consistent keep moving forward
all I want you NOT to do is to burn yourself out while we get there (that burn out I see around here not just BURST from time to time) be steady and consistent keep moving forward
July 24, 2015, 08:42:55 PM
Has anyone had any disk failures yet? Been mining Burst on 6 HDDs for almost a year now without any issues. Guess this coin isn't too bad for HDDs.
0 failures (6 months 24/7 operation non stop w/ nagios enabled if USB disconnects I reconnect), all works beautiful.. get decent RAM for large stager size, soon it will matter harder (block reduction)
July 24, 2015, 08:41:03 PM
bought qora long time ago in millions , burstcoin is undervalued but allocated BTC to something else at the moment
you all live in golden times of low prices and low difficulties, believe BURST block reward reduction is approaching again
btw. new block explorer looks great.. some bugs such as rich list truncates (first 100)
you all live in golden times of low prices and low difficulties, believe BURST block reward reduction is approaching again
btw. new block explorer looks great.. some bugs such as rich list truncates (first 100)
July 24, 2015, 05:51:51 PM
Does anyone know what's up with Qora today? Up almost 100% at poloniex with nice volume too.
Should have bought some at the time of ACCTs...
Should have bought some at the time of ACCTs...
July 24, 2015, 05:48:01 PM
Thanks for answers, irontiga and bobafett. 
I have also had good results with Dev2 but not the last days.
I have also had good results with Dev2 but not the last days. To add a lil bit to this, burst.ninja pool pays a large bonus to the block finder, then if the pool finds the block, and you have a low share that is close to the block finder, you also get a large bonus. So larger miners should benefit from this, as well as larger miners are generally higher up on the historic share pie as well, so they get a more steady larger payout.
Hmm, very interesting
I had a feeling the pools were configured differently. Does every share counts as with Dev2 or is it only the best one? July 24, 2015, 05:44:54 PM
Has anyone had any disk failures yet? Been mining Burst on 6 HDDs for almost a year now without any issues. Guess this coin isn't too bad for HDDs.
Nope, not a single drive failure, unless you count the one that my baby son decided would be fun to pull on the floor, (facepalm). But you can hardly blame BURST for that. heh.
I had one this week actually, a 4TB Seagate. It was completely dead, not making as noise. Got it replaced today, so I'm plotting again.
July 24, 2015, 03:16:15 PM
Thanks for answers, irontiga and bobafett. I have also had good results with Dev2 but not the last days.
I have also had good results with Dev2 but not the last days. To add a lil bit to this, burst.ninja pool pays a large bonus to the block finder, then if the pool finds the block, and you have a low share that is close to the block finder, you also get a large bonus. So larger miners should benefit from this, as well as larger miners are generally higher up on the historic share pie as well, so they get a more steady larger payout.
July 24, 2015, 03:15:05 PM
Has anyone had any disk failures yet? Been mining Burst on 6 HDDs for almost a year now without any issues. Guess this coin isn't too bad for HDDs.
Nope, not a single drive failure, unless you count the one that my baby son decided would be fun to pull on the floor, (facepalm). But you can hardly blame BURST for that. heh.
July 24, 2015, 02:33:34 PM
Has anyone had any disk failures yet? Been mining Burst on 6 HDDs for almost a year now without any issues. Guess this coin isn't too bad for HDDs.
July 24, 2015, 12:15:13 PM
Also, where can I find the Whitepaper?
it doesn't exist yet unfortunately. if we do get one, it will help with the long term prospect and greater adoption July 24, 2015, 10:29:37 AM
Thanks for answers, irontiga and bobafett. I have also had good results with Dev2 but not the last days.
I have also had good results with Dev2 but not the last days. 
July 24, 2015, 06:56:02 AM
You people still think this crapcoin still has a chance? Wow, you're really stupid. How many TB of disk space is needed now to even have a chance at mining a decent number of coins?
You, Sir, are very narrow minded if you think this way. Your reputation also does not make any of your comments liable.
July 24, 2015, 06:50:06 AM
You people still think this crapcoin still has a chance? Wow, you're really stupid. How many TB of disk space is needed now to even have a chance at mining a decent number of coins?
July 24, 2015, 06:23:57 AM
Also, where can I find the Whitepaper?
July 24, 2015, 04:31:54 AM
with my pool pool.burstcoin.de all miners until 50TB will be better paid, because my algo for counting the average is extrem fair for small miners, especially in the long run for over one week.
for lage miners 50-100tb i had everytime the best results with dev2 pool.
but if you got more than 100tb it is always the best to solo mine.
for lage miners 50-100tb i had everytime the best results with dev2 pool.
but if you got more than 100tb it is always the best to solo mine.
I am mining on your pool for quite some time now with just a measly 4tb or so.
Happy so far, but still if i check the explorer, I see that i would have gotten twice as much Burst had I solo mined...
could you shed some light on this?
http://burstcoin.biz/address/13637156792000962383
I had mined 4 blocks (22k burst) but got paid 13k total
Im still wrapping my head around HDD mining, so please be patient
July 24, 2015, 12:01:03 AM
with my pool pool.burstcoin.de all miners until 50TB will be better paid, because my algo for counting the average is extrem fair for small miners, especially in the long run for over one week.
for lage miners 50-100tb i had everytime the best results with dev2 pool.
but if you got more than 100tb it is always the best to solo mine.
for lage miners 50-100tb i had everytime the best results with dev2 pool.
but if you got more than 100tb it is always the best to solo mine.
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