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Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 222. (Read 2170889 times)

legendary
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sorry for slightly off topic, but now I am curious:

NXT has many copycats
Which ones are those? I know NXT, HZ and BURST. What are the others? Thanks a lot!

hero member
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If I buy a load of 3 Tb HDD and I split them between several rigs, will it be considered as all mine on the pool or will I need to create several account ? It's better if they are all conspired as mine, right ?

All yours. One account is all that's needed.....and the blago miner proxy feature may be handy as well, cause if you have too many rigs, you may be penalized by the pool for submitting too many shares per block. This is IP address based, so extra accounts won't even help for this ( but this only really counts if you have A LOT of rigs, and can be avoided by using the settings in blago to limit shares to below 30 days or whatever).
legendary
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If I buy a load of 3 Tb HDD and I split them between several rigs, will it be considered as all mine on the pool or will I need to create several account ? It's better if they are all conspired as mine, right ?
hero member
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JAYCE DESIGNS - http://bit.ly/1tmgIwK
I have a few questions about this altcoin, it looks very similar to nxt, and its copycats.

1) Can the assets's maximum supply on these altcoins be modified? In other words, can you issue more assets than the initial issuing?

In counterparty (XCP),mastercoin (MSC) you can create an asset and then issue infinite amount of it, which is obviously a problem


2) Is BURST listed on Bittrex?

3) Can this coin be mined with HDD or it is only for SDD mining?

Please answer my questions Cheesy



If you think Burst is a NXT copycat, then you should study all the features that Burst has that NXT doesn't has - and return here when you are a bit more educated.


1) Don't know, as I don't deal with assets.

2) Yes. Whatever that matters.

3) This is a HDD mining coin, no one uses SDDs.

I didnt said that BURST is an NXT copycat, I sad that BURST is similar to NXT, and NXT's copycats.

That doesnt mean BURST is an NXT copycat, i just said that NXT has many copycats, but it implies that BURST is way more than NXT, while many NXT copycats are not.

Read my post again.

1) Can the assets's maximum supply on these altcoins be modified? In other words, can you issue more assets than the initial issuing?
    In counterparty (XCP),mastercoin (MSC) you can create an asset and then issue infinite amount of it, which is obviously a problem
3) Can this coin be mined with HDD or it is only for SDD mining?
1) Don't know, as I don't deal with assets.
3) This is a HDD mining coin, no one uses SDDs.

1) Burst's assets are exactly like NXT. An amount is specified at creation, and then no more can EVER be created.

2) Both SSD and HDD work, although read speed is not a bottleneck, and so for $/tb, you are far better off using a HDD, and therefore everyone uses HDD

Oh ok, so i guess with my 200 GB hard disk i wont become rich lol.

hero member
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1) Can the assets's maximum supply on these altcoins be modified? In other words, can you issue more assets than the initial issuing?
    In counterparty (XCP),mastercoin (MSC) you can create an asset and then issue infinite amount of it, which is obviously a problem
3) Can this coin be mined with HDD or it is only for SDD mining?
1) Don't know, as I don't deal with assets.
3) This is a HDD mining coin, no one uses SDDs.

1) Burst's assets are exactly like NXT. An amount is specified at creation, and then no more can EVER be created.

2) Both SSD and HDD work, although read speed is not a bottleneck, and so for $/tb, you are far better off using a HDD, and therefore everyone uses HDD
hero member
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Merit: 500
I have a few questions about this altcoin, it looks very similar to nxt, and its copycats.

1) Can the assets's maximum supply on these altcoins be modified? In other words, can you issue more assets than the initial issuing?

In counterparty (XCP),mastercoin (MSC) you can create an asset and then issue infinite amount of it, which is obviously a problem


2) Is BURST listed on Bittrex?

3) Can this coin be mined with HDD or it is only for SDD mining?

Please answer my questions Cheesy



If you think Burst is a NXT copycat, then you should study all the features that Burst has that NXT doesn't has - and return here when you are a bit more educated.


1) Don't know, as I don't deal with assets.

2) Yes. Whatever that matters.

3) This is a HDD mining coin, no one uses SDDs.
hero member
Activity: 854
Merit: 1009
JAYCE DESIGNS - http://bit.ly/1tmgIwK
I have a few questions about this altcoin, it looks very similar to nxt, and its copycats.

1) Can the assets's maximum supply on these altcoins be modified? In other words, can you issue more assets than the initial issuing?

In counterparty (XCP),mastercoin (MSC) you can create an asset and then issue infinite amount of it, which is obviously a problem


2) Is BURST listed on Bittrex?

3) Can this coin be mined with HDD or it is only for SDD mining?

Please answer my questions Cheesy
hero member
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From CoinTelegraph: "Keybase Raises $10.8M to Develop Encrypted Messaging Using Public Keys" - funding for encrypted messaging, doesn't Burst has that already?

http://cointelegraph.com/news/114919/keybase-raises-108m-to-develop-encrypted-messaging-using-public-keys

Hmm... Could have been Burst... But now Coinffeine get the headlines: "First Decentralized Bitcoin Exchange Launches". Article in cryptocoinsnews.com, here's an excerpt:

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Ever since the failure of Mt. Gox and the subsequent centralized Bitcoin exchanges which have been hacked, proved insolvent, have been the object of exit scams, or buckled under the weight of obvious manipulation, there has been clamor toward a decentralized exchange. There exists technology on which this can be done, escrow services and multi-signature addresses, but these methods, by themselves, add even more complexity to Bitcoin trading than already there. Thus the question has been – can we have a decentralized experience that doesn't feel like one? A decentralized exchange that works as flawlessly as the centralized counterparts (until they are robbed blind by their owners or hackers)?

Enter Coinffeine



Too bad...
hero member
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From CoinTelegraph: "Keybase Raises $10.8M to Develop Encrypted Messaging Using Public Keys" - funding for encrypted messaging, doesn't Burst has that already?

http://cointelegraph.com/news/114919/keybase-raises-108m-to-develop-encrypted-messaging-using-public-keys
hero member
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Sorry, but can anyone help me.

I can't change "Set reward recipient:".
I always get {"errorDescription":"Unknown account","errorCode":5}.

Thank you.

Which pool? You need to set it to a burst address, not a pool url. Burst address, like in my sig, (BURST-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXX).
newbie
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Sorry, but can anyone help me.

I can't change "Set reward recipient:".
I always get {"errorDescription":"Unknown account","errorCode":5}.

Thank you.
sr. member
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I like the idea but used calculator somewhere and was getting almost 2 dollars prr month using 2 TB space.  Not much. 

this sounds to me like mining btc back in 2010  Roll Eyes
sr. member
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I like the idea but used calculator somewhere and was getting almost 2 dollars prr month using 2 TB space.  Not much. 
sr. member
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First version (beta) of a new poc-miner with GPU support released.

Some testers needed over here:
https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/ann-burstcoin-jminer-beta.842/







Finally burstdev's opencl kernels find use. Thank you so much for this luxe! I have tweeted about it already.

Offhand note, are you reading this bensam Smiley

this is great news for burst!

i just developed a new query for my mysql blockchain copy to show  which miner found how many blocks and when they found their last block.

the news in this is that it seems there join many new miners who found only a couple of blocks so far.
over 100 "fresh" accounts found a block during the last week and have mined less than 10 blocks in total.

the whole list with all 343 days can be accessed here:
http://pastebin.com/wFFXRSA4

it is sorted by the last mined block in days.




if you analyse top 10 miners, what is the distribution of when they find blocks?
for ex.  are blocks found throughout a 24 hr period with random distribution, or for some miners are found blocks concentrated into a specific timeframe?

this depends on how you define timeframe. even for the top 10 miner a 24h analysis range is small since several miner mined the same amount of blocks.
the average time in minutes between mined blocks in the last 24h for the top 10 blockfinder are  these:
25
96
120
130
180
288
288
288
360
360

sure these are averages but since we mine deadline based there are always some "lucky" blocks which phase out good deadlines which would get a block within 4 minutes otherwise.
i already posted earlier that the 24 blocks in the basetarget formula should be at least increased to smooth the basetarget.
if you look at the block times the diff cannot go much higher than it currently is simply because the network is limited to a certain amount of plotted nonces for each account and if there is no lucky one in the diff goes down much faster than up.
i did a analysis some time back and realized to drive up the diff 8 "fast" blocks can be phased out by one slow block.
we should really think of how the formula can get adjusted or deadlines be cut after a maximum time like 16 minutes or less have passed.

if you look on the last 25 basetargets it looks like 25% of the network switches on and off (even more if you interpret the target in a linear way which it not is --> 2^64 nonces --> 2^22 is 1TB plots --> 2^32 nonces is 1 pb plots and most people mine with less for a single address):

mysql> select height, target, blocktime from blocks order by height desc limit 25;
+--------+---------+-----------+
| height | target  | blocktime |
+--------+---------+-----------+
| 123129 | 1926858 |        - |
| 123128 | 2015697 |        46 |
| 123127 | 1773816 |       797 |
| 123126 | 1877106 |       122 |
| 123125 | 1824186 |       301 |
| 123124 | 1791419 |       120 |
| 123123 | 1670390 |       444 |
| 123122 | 1668904 |       156 |
| 123121 | 1668280 |        77 |
| 123120 | 1727230 |       422 |
| 123119 | 1698327 |       209 |
| 123118 | 1723225 |       114 |
| 123117 | 1701750 |       344 |
| 123116 | 2127188 |        41 |
| 123115 | 2231141 |       238 |
| 123114 | 2395002 |        76 |
| 123113 | 2288660 |       220 |
| 123112 | 2218216 |       108 |
| 123111 | 2178155 |       218 |
| 123110 | 2188851 |        88 |
| 123109 | 2124294 |       173 |
| 123108 | 2049925 |       167 |
| 123107 | 1925893 |       396 |
| 123106 | 1910637 |        42 |
| 123105 | 1748422 |       797 |
+--------+---------+-----------+
25 rows in set (0,00 sec)

to get rid of this we need a pool mining with a single address for all miner.
sr. member
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What is the TB amount one should consider solo mining with instead of pool mining?

1TB will get you a block in around 35 days (but this will vary greatly!). It would be better to pool mine.

See the calculator here http://burstcoin.biz/calculator
hero member
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Cryptocasino.com
What is the TB amount one should consider solo mining with instead of pool mining?
full member
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I'm not real
First version (beta) of a new poc-miner with GPU support released.

Some testers needed over here:
https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/ann-burstcoin-jminer-beta.842/







Finally burstdev's opencl kernels find use. Thank you so much for this luxe! I have tweeted about it already.

Offhand note, are you reading this bensam Smiley

this is great news for burst!

i just developed a new query for my mysql blockchain copy to show  which miner found how many blocks and when they found their last block.

the news in this is that it seems there join many new miners who found only a couple of blocks so far.
over 100 "fresh" accounts found a block during the last week and have mined less than 10 blocks in total.

the whole list with all 343 days can be accessed here:
http://pastebin.com/wFFXRSA4

it is sorted by the last mined block in days.




if you analyse top 10 miners, what is the distribution of when they find blocks?
for ex.  are blocks found throughout a 24 hr period with random distribution, or for some miners are found blocks concentrated into a specific timeframe?
sr. member
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First version (beta) of a new poc-miner with GPU support released.

Some testers needed over here:
https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/ann-burstcoin-jminer-beta.842/


Thanks for your work Smiley Could you explain a little more about this program...?

You will find infos at the link above, feel free to ask detail questions there ...
hero member
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A new version seems overdue. Any idea Eta for new version?  It's about time for new version to keep interest up and going for Burst.
hero member
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 Thank you so much for this luxe! I have tweeted about it already.

Offhand note, are you reading this bensam Smiley


While I'm already spamming the thread, I also would like to say "Thank you" to xizmax!  Smiley  Smiley After months of little activity Burst's twitter account is not only awake but better than ever Smiley

You find it here: https://twitter.com/real_burstcoin

Please join and retweet as much as possible Smiley

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