Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 242. (Read 2170893 times)
July 01, 2015, 02:17:41 AM
July 01, 2015, 01:45:28 AM
DUMP/PUMP Yeah
July 01, 2015, 01:39:26 AM
@mmmaybe -
dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
Hello,
This is Karl Perkin again. This might not seem believable, not even to me, but I was just contacted by a member called TheBurstTruth, who could not post in this thread due to being newly registered: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/thebursttruth-527438. Evidently, there is some restrictions.
However, the content sent to me is new and so very detailed that I find it interesting enough to post it for him.
Please note, I do not take stance to what he writes.
Warm regards,
Karl
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FROM TheBurstTruth
I'm offended. Very offended, you fucking little lying creep, just thinking of money!
I'm not accepting any apology from you. Here's the truth, bitch!mmmaybe, or my best friend Fredrik, is dead. Very dead. Gone. Forever. I put flowers on his grave every week, and I have got psychological problems after his passing. Fredrik was a very generous man but also a harder fighter than I never seen seen before.
We grow up together, we went to school together and hangout afterwards, doing things we weren't supposed to. Had the time of our life, we thought. He came from a family better off than mine - my father was a carpenter and I'm a simple security guard trying to get by, now in the middle of some crypto-shit-conflict with plentiful lies of my friend.
Fredrik was well-off, his father had die before Fredrik started school and left a healthy inheritance from him and his sister. As he didn't need to work, he spent money like crazy, wanting to enjoy life, and invited his friends along. Then we really had the time of our life. A bit contradictory, he liked Nine Inch Nails, and often said "We are in this together, Tom". At the funeral, I had a hand-made nine inch nail put into the coffin. "You and I, Fredrik and Thomas."
Early in the spring this year, Fredrik got a fast-growing brain tumor, and after a while he underwent surgery. That time everything seem to went well, they removed it by drilling a hole in his skull and the test showed it wasn't malignant.
Perhaps they were correct, but then he had really bad luck (and the genes of his father). Still with a bandage on his head, he faced the diagnose skeleton cancer. It was aggressive as hell, and he went in and out from hospitals. Finally he ended up at a university hospital north of Stockholm. For dieing.
But it would take time for death to come. I was there several times. We talked of old times, of course, but also he told me about BURST, the role he had in it and the investments he had done. He didn't mention the 10 million BURST he apparently donated unnoticed (they are not on that list, but I can see them in the transfer list and notes) to get things going. He believed in BURST (he always emailed with the name in capital letters), and he wanted me to inherit, what he believed would be a fortune in the future.
At the time I knew absolutely nothing about cryptocurrency, but we talked and he wrote long emails. And I tried to learn. I even logged in to Bitcointalk with his handle but never wrote anything, just reading he's posts. But it was weird and I gave it away to a friend who wanted it for writing nonsense here and get paid for it (yesterday he wrote me he made over 100 bucks in a week with different accounts.)
Before Fredrik passed, I got loads of passwords in txt documents, they were in mess and it took days to figure things out (if I ever did).
It turned of he had almost 60 million BURST, if I found them all (which I doubt). Not a single coin has been sold, only relocated into "cold-storage" (as I think you call it).
Just the other day, I also found out he had some kind of an asset, which I didn't understand what it was, despite it was worths BURSTs. I but tried to get rid of those to put also them into cold-storage. Perhaps as I didn't knew was I was doing (they didn't sell and I even put out buy-orders), or perhaps because it it was Creep-crowetic's asset, it was called "dumping" by the shit-head.
So why is crowetic a lier, shit-head, Creep and potential thief...? Let me tell you.
Of those 60 million BURST, Fredrik had bought some but he still had some impressive mining equipment (in a room I never entered while visiting as it was his former girl's dressing room). When I got there after he passed, I could understand how the setup had developed.
First, he had three "rigs" with about 50 TB of capacity which was working/running, but in a terrible state. An electrician would not had approved of the wiring for sure. Secondly, he had a much bigger setup but more properly constructed. I counted the power to +200TB. Thirdly, Fredrik had unpacked HDDs in the room. Many of them: +342TB in boxes, all new.
What Fredrik wanted me do to, he said prior death, was to remove the boxes, as those were stolen property. But he's first setup should stay as well as the second, huge one. He said I would get those by the will he had written. So I concentrated on the boxes, removed them as he wished and turned the power off of the other stuff.
The Creep-crowetic not only tried to over and over convince Fredrik to give HIM the holdings "as a donation". You have to remember that Fredrik, although constant high on opiates the last weeks, still was very, very weak. A person in that state, you do not urge to do things, especially not things benefiting yourself - to a person in that state, you listen, support, help. But not the Creep.
In my world, you do not send constant emails about a donation to a heavily medicated, dieing man but the Creep-Jason had no problem at all doing just that. He even wanted the phone number to Fredrik's room at the hospital, so he could reach him when he wanted!
More over, the fucking Creep wanted Fredrik, during his very last days, to arrange a shipment of all the HDD to the US. The Creep continued to keep the pressure on, not a day without emails or other communications.
You where such a good friend, Creep... Really. Asshole.
To all this comes another rather delicate problem. Those boxes of HDDs I removed from his apartment was stolen items. Not by Fredrik himself, but by people he knew. As he spent a lot a time on clubs and the city casino, he knew some shady people, some going back to us growing us. He had bought the disks very cheaply from them.
The Creep wanted those too. Stolen equipment was apparently as good as everything else. Not talking about the ethical matter here (Fredrik wasn't a saint in any way, let me say that), but the shipment cost would have been huge. "Just send them, I take care of it", said the fucking Creep.
While visiting Fredrik the last time, he let me in on his own idea. He still immensely believed in BURST, but he saw no reason to donate 60 million BURST to a guy so eager he probably would had killed to have it done. He told me: "Jason shouldn't have so much power over BURST". He also told me the real reason the Creep wanted the money, in detail, but I will not say more than it had to do with bad financial.
During the same talk, Fredrik repeatedly emphasized that he saw it completely irrational to ship a ton or two of HDDs from Sweden to the US when the mining operation likewise could be done from Sweden. He was also deeply worried f it would be possible to ship the illegally purchased HDDs to the US. Being a professor, he imagined there at least would be headlines in the local press if they were seized.
His last wish was to try to continue the mining operation from Sweden and try to benefit BURST with the income the generated and his current holding. He also instructed me, to get some extra time, to contact the Creep and say he would get what he was asking for, while that never was the plan. The Creep was tricked.
Today, Fredrik's sister is living in his apartment, fully aware of this story and his last wish. After some re-wiring, the two separate rigs were started again. As I understand it, one it solo mining while the other is on Dev's pool. The HDDs in boxes has not be installed, nor will they. We keep selling them box by box, and transferring the funds into BTC. About half have been sold so far, not to full price but fully ok. We accumulate BTC to help BURST, but on the terms we know Fredrik would want and not for making money as the Creep. The only ones he trusted was Dev and some "Max".
That's pretty much the whole story, even if I leave some details out to keep the Creep out of prison.
You have the option to do what you want with the Creep and all his assets, blogs, puppets and pool - who lie to you all and tried to steal from a dieing man. The only one I will try to take contact with eventually is the maindev to ask for his advice. To help out, my strong recommendation will be to remove the Creep from all official position. The things he has done, you simply do not do.
On Sunday, I'll walk to Fredrik's grave, remove the faded flowers and put my besides all the fresh ones a, probably crying but happy that he is unaware of what happened after his death.
//Tom
July 01, 2015, 01:15:01 AM
-[ANNOUNCEMENT]- Second Burstcoin.de Asset
New Asset with 50% Monthly Payout oft the Pool Fee / Highly Secure
Asset Name – BdePool
Pool URL – http://pool.burstcoin.de
Total number available – 2.500.000
Initial Price – 10 Burst
Asset Number (ID)– 3101115594843807035
50% Payout monthly of the Pool Income made thru Pool Fees - This asset pays out 50% of the Pool Fees monthly.
50% Instant Payout to Pool Miners - 50% of the Sellprice of the asset will be instantly payed out to miners to make the pool more attractive and increase the pool fee and so the value of the asset. Max. 20.000 Burst a day.
First payout is the first of Juli 2015!
URL: http://www.burstcoin.de/assets/asset_bdepool.pdf
Guaranteed monthly payout! Every first day of the month i will payout all assets. Regardless how long you are owner oft them. Also if you bought the assets one day before the first.
Save Investment! The payouts are covered and backed by my pool system. 50% of the pool income will go to the asset holders monthly on the first day oft he month. If more miners uses the pool, the pool will find more blocks and the monthly payout per asset will go up.
Instant Cashout without loss! If the Pool shuts down, then i will buyback all sold shares to a price of 5 Burst. 5 not 10 because, as written above, i will instantly payout 50% of the sellprice. So if you are a miner, you will geht instant ca. 50% of the sell price back thru pool payouts.
Burstcoin.de is the name oft the german website of burst, with mining guides, best practises, how tos, a manual for beginners, example hardwares from my miners, scripts for tracking the mining tasks, news over burst, etc. and information for the german community is actually daily added.
Pool.burstcoin.de is the Pool of Burstcoin.de. Hardware Dual Quad Core Xeon with 3.0 Ghz, 24GB Ram, Internet 1GBit with DDos Protectoin, Fail Safe Replicated Host with Fallback, Geo location qfrom Blago (thanks to blago for the support)
Bobafett is my username in Bitcointalk.org and burstforum.com. I´m mining and investing in Burst since the beginning. I invested over 10000 Euros since now in Burst (bought with btc) and mining hardware. Until now i never sold any of my coins because i really belive this coin has a bright future.
Bobafett is the owner oft the account BURST-AJ63-3W8L-FGBT-2ALZE.
Bobafett is mining with over 160TB every day and my next miner is acutally plotting. My daily minded income of burst are between 20.000 and 30.000 Burst.
See also my other asset, that pays out regularly: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11250838
Calc for June:
100.000 Burst Estimeted income from Pool Fee for June, 50% of that is 50.000 Burst for the shares.
500.000 Assets are out and will be rewarded. The other 2 Mio will NOT be rewarded, because i still hold them.
50.000 Fee / 500.000 Assets = 0.1 Burst per Asset. 1 Asset costs 10 Burst, so the monthly interest will be 1% atm.
If more miners join the pool, the pool will make more income and the monthly interest for you will be higher.
New Asset with 50% Monthly Payout oft the Pool Fee / Highly Secure
Asset Name – BdePool
Pool URL – http://pool.burstcoin.de
Total number available – 2.500.000
Initial Price – 10 Burst
Asset Number (ID)– 3101115594843807035
50% Payout monthly of the Pool Income made thru Pool Fees - This asset pays out 50% of the Pool Fees monthly.
50% Instant Payout to Pool Miners - 50% of the Sellprice of the asset will be instantly payed out to miners to make the pool more attractive and increase the pool fee and so the value of the asset. Max. 20.000 Burst a day.
First payout is the first of Juli 2015!
URL: http://www.burstcoin.de/assets/asset_bdepool.pdf
Guaranteed monthly payout! Every first day of the month i will payout all assets. Regardless how long you are owner oft them. Also if you bought the assets one day before the first.
Save Investment! The payouts are covered and backed by my pool system. 50% of the pool income will go to the asset holders monthly on the first day oft he month. If more miners uses the pool, the pool will find more blocks and the monthly payout per asset will go up.
Instant Cashout without loss! If the Pool shuts down, then i will buyback all sold shares to a price of 5 Burst. 5 not 10 because, as written above, i will instantly payout 50% of the sellprice. So if you are a miner, you will geht instant ca. 50% of the sell price back thru pool payouts.
Burstcoin.de is the name oft the german website of burst, with mining guides, best practises, how tos, a manual for beginners, example hardwares from my miners, scripts for tracking the mining tasks, news over burst, etc. and information for the german community is actually daily added.
Pool.burstcoin.de is the Pool of Burstcoin.de. Hardware Dual Quad Core Xeon with 3.0 Ghz, 24GB Ram, Internet 1GBit with DDos Protectoin, Fail Safe Replicated Host with Fallback, Geo location qfrom Blago (thanks to blago for the support)
Bobafett is my username in Bitcointalk.org and burstforum.com. I´m mining and investing in Burst since the beginning. I invested over 10000 Euros since now in Burst (bought with btc) and mining hardware. Until now i never sold any of my coins because i really belive this coin has a bright future.
Bobafett is the owner oft the account BURST-AJ63-3W8L-FGBT-2ALZE.
Bobafett is mining with over 160TB every day and my next miner is acutally plotting. My daily minded income of burst are between 20.000 and 30.000 Burst.
See also my other asset, that pays out regularly: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11250838
Calc for June:
100.000 Burst Estimeted income from Pool Fee for June, 50% of that is 50.000 Burst for the shares.
500.000 Assets are out and will be rewarded. The other 2 Mio will NOT be rewarded, because i still hold them.
50.000 Fee / 500.000 Assets = 0.1 Burst per Asset. 1 Asset costs 10 Burst, so the monthly interest will be 1% atm.
If more miners join the pool, the pool will make more income and the monthly interest for you will be higher.
Payout Done
Code:
BdePool (3101115594843807035) Total found assets: 2500000, Assets to be distributed: 511603
Summary of proposed distribution of 72721 BURST to 22
Based on asset holders at timestamp 28008501 (Tue, 14 Oct 2014 16:08:21 GMT)
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Number of assets, Account, Payout amount
219450, BURST-HR53-5R6S-C9VU-5YK4K, 31193.37347514
174379, BURST-7PVN-MAYT-LZGN-ETLP7, 24786.82740132
50000, BURST-AAAA-GCP8-7C4H-2EGH6, 7107.17099001
25000, BURST-V5KU-CRX3-KNVV-8ZEA6, 3553.585495
20002, BURST-Z35B-QZQ5-S8RA-6ELV8, 2843.15268284
10000, BURST-B2LU-SGCZ-NYVS-HZEPK, 1421.434198
4125, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 586.34160668
2000, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 284.2868396
1410, BURST-P6ZR-UMNC-P42F-8GRH5, 200.42222192
1250, BURST-XMJJ-UHHH-UGTP-9HRWM, 177.67927475
1000, BURST-GWKD-S7NF-HV53-BBBQ9, 142.1434198
1000, BURST-YTCM-Z647-2XGE-APUB6, 142.1434198
1000, BURST-HCWT-AEZ2-GDVH-5UDFH, 142.1434198
431, BURST-GDA6-2FGN-D6KD-D7VUS, 61.26381393
160, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 22.74294717
105, BURST-6LM8-HGJA-MBJ5-43UU9, 14.92505908
100, BURST-A39P-BKGT-NSNM-6UHAD, 14.21434198
100, BURST-4HKV-5HEV-4JLJ-5PDPA, 14.21434198
30, BURST-53DP-A7CT-YTM9-FZCLM, 4.26430259
25, BURST-7G43-CTSC-QLTM-GASD4, 3.5535855
21, BURST-D4CR-L4M6-RZ9U-A5J7J, 2.98501182
15, BURST-PPT9-MFYS-37ST-7FRFH, 2.1321513
Summary of proposed distribution of 72721 BURST to 22
Based on asset holders at timestamp 28008501 (Tue, 14 Oct 2014 16:08:21 GMT)
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Number of assets, Account, Payout amount
219450, BURST-HR53-5R6S-C9VU-5YK4K, 31193.37347514
174379, BURST-7PVN-MAYT-LZGN-ETLP7, 24786.82740132
50000, BURST-AAAA-GCP8-7C4H-2EGH6, 7107.17099001
25000, BURST-V5KU-CRX3-KNVV-8ZEA6, 3553.585495
20002, BURST-Z35B-QZQ5-S8RA-6ELV8, 2843.15268284
10000, BURST-B2LU-SGCZ-NYVS-HZEPK, 1421.434198
4125, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 586.34160668
2000, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 284.2868396
1410, BURST-P6ZR-UMNC-P42F-8GRH5, 200.42222192
1250, BURST-XMJJ-UHHH-UGTP-9HRWM, 177.67927475
1000, BURST-GWKD-S7NF-HV53-BBBQ9, 142.1434198
1000, BURST-YTCM-Z647-2XGE-APUB6, 142.1434198
1000, BURST-HCWT-AEZ2-GDVH-5UDFH, 142.1434198
431, BURST-GDA6-2FGN-D6KD-D7VUS, 61.26381393
160, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 22.74294717
105, BURST-6LM8-HGJA-MBJ5-43UU9, 14.92505908
100, BURST-A39P-BKGT-NSNM-6UHAD, 14.21434198
100, BURST-4HKV-5HEV-4JLJ-5PDPA, 14.21434198
30, BURST-53DP-A7CT-YTM9-FZCLM, 4.26430259
25, BURST-7G43-CTSC-QLTM-GASD4, 3.5535855
21, BURST-D4CR-L4M6-RZ9U-A5J7J, 2.98501182
15, BURST-PPT9-MFYS-37ST-7FRFH, 2.1321513
Scheduled next payment:
01.08.2015
Recent Payouts:
01.07.2015 50% of Pool Income was 72721 Burst
July 01, 2015, 12:58:53 AM
competition is good for business and risk diversification is highly recommend
-[ANNOUNCEMENT]- First Burstcoin.de Asset
New Asset with 2% Interest a Month / 24% a Interest a Year / Highly Secure
Asset Name – BdeBank
Total number available – 500.000
Initial Price – 50 Burst
Asset Number (ID)– 4053085726300717216
First payout is the first of April!
2% interest montly! This asset pays out 2% interest monthly. One B.deBank Asset = 50 Burst. 2% of 50 Burst = 1 Burst / month payout.
URL: http://www.burstcoin.de/assets/asset_b.debank.pdf
Guaranteed monthly payout! Every first day of the month i will payout all interest of the assets. Regardless how long you are owner oft them. Also if you bought the assets one day before the first.
Save Investment! The interests are covered and backed by my mining system. If all shares are sold, i have to pay 500.000 Burst intrest a month. My Miners make average 25.000 Burst per day, whats in a month 750.000 Burst. So the payment of interest is secured forever. Also i am actually bring up more miners, also, look above, this is covert with my burst account with 8.4 Million Burstcoins atm.
Instant Cashout without loss! Also you can cashout anytime. I will buy back the assets from you. Therfore i will place a buy order for every sold asset with a price of 50 Burst. The price what i pay for the payback will decrease 1% every month. Buywall will be created instantly after the first sales and adapted every first day of the month.
Burstcoin.de is the name oft the german website of burst , with mining guides, best practises, how tos, a manual for beginners, example hardwares from my miners, scripts for tracking the mining tasks, news over burst, etc. and information for the german community is actually daily added.
Bobafett is my username in Bitcointalk.org and burstforum.com. I´m mining and investing in Burst qfilsince the beginning. I invested over 8500 Euros since now in Burst (bought with btc) and mining hardware. Until now i never sold any of my coins because i really belive this coin has a bright future.
Bobafett is the owner oft the account BURST-AJ63-3W8L-FGBT-2ALZE and now holding over 8.4 Million Burst and is now Top 11 of all Burst holders .
Bobafett is mining with over 120TB every day and my next miner is acutally plotting. My daily minded income of burst are between 20.000 and 30.000 Burst.
-[ANNOUNCEMENT]- First Burstcoin.de Asset
New Asset with 2% Interest a Month / 24% a Interest a Year / Highly Secure
Asset Name – BdeBank
Total number available – 500.000
Initial Price – 50 Burst
Asset Number (ID)– 4053085726300717216
First payout is the first of April!
2% interest montly! This asset pays out 2% interest monthly. One B.deBank Asset = 50 Burst. 2% of 50 Burst = 1 Burst / month payout.
URL: http://www.burstcoin.de/assets/asset_b.debank.pdf
Guaranteed monthly payout! Every first day of the month i will payout all interest of the assets. Regardless how long you are owner oft them. Also if you bought the assets one day before the first.
Save Investment! The interests are covered and backed by my mining system. If all shares are sold, i have to pay 500.000 Burst intrest a month. My Miners make average 25.000 Burst per day, whats in a month 750.000 Burst. So the payment of interest is secured forever. Also i am actually bring up more miners, also, look above, this is covert with my burst account with 8.4 Million Burstcoins atm.
Instant Cashout without loss! Also you can cashout anytime. I will buy back the assets from you. Therfore i will place a buy order for every sold asset with a price of 50 Burst. The price what i pay for the payback will decrease 1% every month. Buywall will be created instantly after the first sales and adapted every first day of the month.
Burstcoin.de is the name oft the german website of burst , with mining guides, best practises, how tos, a manual for beginners, example hardwares from my miners, scripts for tracking the mining tasks, news over burst, etc. and information for the german community is actually daily added.
Bobafett is my username in Bitcointalk.org and burstforum.com. I´m mining and investing in Burst qfilsince the beginning. I invested over 8500 Euros since now in Burst (bought with btc) and mining hardware. Until now i never sold any of my coins because i really belive this coin has a bright future.
Bobafett is the owner oft the account BURST-AJ63-3W8L-FGBT-2ALZE and now holding over 8.4 Million Burst and is now Top 11 of all Burst holders .
Bobafett is mining with over 120TB every day and my next miner is acutally plotting. My daily minded income of burst are between 20.000 and 30.000 Burst.
Payout Done!
Code:
Amount paid, Account, TX
81018, BURST-YZD9-CD4K-D5CA-6NUEL, 15360704291624458330
75000, BURST-LTG3-M3W7-BXRP-CYBTS, 17104929887690627978
58490, BURST-G7KZ-8XRM-NB3B-6L7GY, 9665164647613908581
52383, BURST-2PFM-P6FK-JQTD-4U7NC, 12444084546079242494
26694, BURST-PC4J-ETQQ-VYHC-BPYHP, 13635137027212619830
20500, BURST-YS55-JXPL-BJKB-ATVQJ, 8632716349667963849
20447, BURST-EDTR-SU3E-VV64-3ALJJ, 5005249701912360021
20026, BURST-EEE2-RDC4-7KZN-99Y36, 13890426563500527509
20000, BURST-H2AK-CKC4-HCU3-7JCP7, 10178736787942738824
20000, BURST-LF5W-A9EN-Z95T-CBMX6, 12804847600966087864
20000, BURST-B3QN-4W4Z-ZK74-EKWJG, 8545797308747003017
11480, BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB, 7915744118319346416
10000, BURST-K376-EJSB-NMC5-FDF2F, 7851917665035184849
7125, BURST-TDWT-SRJM-V9X7-7SVL5, 15499323907936415742
7114, BURST-7Q8V-B4AB-N6WY-CYXFG, 4024751037447833603
5198, BURST-CNM8-9FB7-E43L-8DE38, 4591212868758761381
4232, BURST-AAAA-GCP8-7C4H-2EGH6, 1605679612243812028
3565, BURST-Z35B-QZQ5-S8RA-6ELV8, 4743198595506430475
2016, BURST-9WD8-6YEW-FMZH-C7BRB, 17783097267892043329
2000, BURST-S37A-4WRB-RJ35-7WN5A, 1295392308575405642
2000, BURST-LP4P-JQ5S-G634-DXNMQ, 6829284850916881518
1120, BURST-LTEA-5UUG-LCVC-ATU64, 2418184006814848625
1050, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 13456266096912909897
720, BURST-L9Y6-FFHR-E9D6-7AR56, 14349900292482659956
710, BURST-2DEM-EBGV-GVCS-HNK6U, 13202097929962718162
500, BURST-FVDC-XRNC-YD8Y-AT6PQ, 17603388954343355169
500, BURST-8JXK-UEEF-4F5E-36QRD, 7177127465430000471
200, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 5078546931759619437
200, BURST-K48W-F6TF-LQJW-FHR6A, 1148801591032730671
150, BURST-UADJ-9AFK-Q62J-5YV2K, 2679296318822316949
120, BURST-2QX6-W52G-S466-4C94C, 4695959643489058435
110, BURST-YTCM-Z647-2XGE-APUB6, 11600124619409846794
100, BURST-KLKV-64G5-ZS2L-6F6PP, 16100050086916128451
100, BURST-SARW-AZYD-WB2R-8S2NS, 7711487344487821094
51, BURST-D4CR-L4M6-RZ9U-A5J7J, 18013211079576448506
50, BURST-6LM8-HGJA-MBJ5-43UU9, 4020647009513817725
50, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 17105014367016421886
43, BURST-WKHQ-LQXX-HUR9-C5VQ2, 4474829543942946952
27, BURST-53DP-A7CT-YTM9-FZCLM, 16156628487808608324
10, BURST-X2MY-DV84-GB2J-HCXZE, 8507074221687487710
2, BURST-V5ZN-RFPQ-4REU-9XQJG, 3291620025152553986
2, BURST-8GKG-B4KD-MDFR-4247Q, 5926009088630316436
------------All transactions processed------------
81018, BURST-YZD9-CD4K-D5CA-6NUEL, 15360704291624458330
75000, BURST-LTG3-M3W7-BXRP-CYBTS, 17104929887690627978
58490, BURST-G7KZ-8XRM-NB3B-6L7GY, 9665164647613908581
52383, BURST-2PFM-P6FK-JQTD-4U7NC, 12444084546079242494
26694, BURST-PC4J-ETQQ-VYHC-BPYHP, 13635137027212619830
20500, BURST-YS55-JXPL-BJKB-ATVQJ, 8632716349667963849
20447, BURST-EDTR-SU3E-VV64-3ALJJ, 5005249701912360021
20026, BURST-EEE2-RDC4-7KZN-99Y36, 13890426563500527509
20000, BURST-H2AK-CKC4-HCU3-7JCP7, 10178736787942738824
20000, BURST-LF5W-A9EN-Z95T-CBMX6, 12804847600966087864
20000, BURST-B3QN-4W4Z-ZK74-EKWJG, 8545797308747003017
11480, BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB, 7915744118319346416
10000, BURST-K376-EJSB-NMC5-FDF2F, 7851917665035184849
7125, BURST-TDWT-SRJM-V9X7-7SVL5, 15499323907936415742
7114, BURST-7Q8V-B4AB-N6WY-CYXFG, 4024751037447833603
5198, BURST-CNM8-9FB7-E43L-8DE38, 4591212868758761381
4232, BURST-AAAA-GCP8-7C4H-2EGH6, 1605679612243812028
3565, BURST-Z35B-QZQ5-S8RA-6ELV8, 4743198595506430475
2016, BURST-9WD8-6YEW-FMZH-C7BRB, 17783097267892043329
2000, BURST-S37A-4WRB-RJ35-7WN5A, 1295392308575405642
2000, BURST-LP4P-JQ5S-G634-DXNMQ, 6829284850916881518
1120, BURST-LTEA-5UUG-LCVC-ATU64, 2418184006814848625
1050, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 13456266096912909897
720, BURST-L9Y6-FFHR-E9D6-7AR56, 14349900292482659956
710, BURST-2DEM-EBGV-GVCS-HNK6U, 13202097929962718162
500, BURST-FVDC-XRNC-YD8Y-AT6PQ, 17603388954343355169
500, BURST-8JXK-UEEF-4F5E-36QRD, 7177127465430000471
200, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 5078546931759619437
200, BURST-K48W-F6TF-LQJW-FHR6A, 1148801591032730671
150, BURST-UADJ-9AFK-Q62J-5YV2K, 2679296318822316949
120, BURST-2QX6-W52G-S466-4C94C, 4695959643489058435
110, BURST-YTCM-Z647-2XGE-APUB6, 11600124619409846794
100, BURST-KLKV-64G5-ZS2L-6F6PP, 16100050086916128451
100, BURST-SARW-AZYD-WB2R-8S2NS, 7711487344487821094
51, BURST-D4CR-L4M6-RZ9U-A5J7J, 18013211079576448506
50, BURST-6LM8-HGJA-MBJ5-43UU9, 4020647009513817725
50, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 17105014367016421886
43, BURST-WKHQ-LQXX-HUR9-C5VQ2, 4474829543942946952
27, BURST-53DP-A7CT-YTM9-FZCLM, 16156628487808608324
10, BURST-X2MY-DV84-GB2J-HCXZE, 8507074221687487710
2, BURST-V5ZN-RFPQ-4REU-9XQJG, 3291620025152553986
2, BURST-8GKG-B4KD-MDFR-4247Q, 5926009088630316436
------------All transactions processed------------
Scheduled next payment:
01.08.2015 2% per asset
Recent interest payments:
01.07.2015 2% per asset
01.06.2015 2% per asset
01.05.2015 2% per asset
01.04.2015 2% per asset
Also look at my new Asset, atm ca. 1% Intrest per Month and growing: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11495348
July 01, 2015, 12:13:56 AM
ByteBank payout done
Code:
Amount paid, Account, TX
22000, BURST-ESR7-L68N-8DAE-2XDQL, 2361567702246220121
10000, BURST-K376-EJSB-NMC5-FDF2F, 1088661116201063655
10000, BURST-YS55-JXPL-BJKB-ATVQJ, 5014820213566349780
4500, BURST-WTN9-HFDE-XBZB-933Q5, 3859820202026400451
2100, BURST-W3VU-PJX2-KCN5-F3GP3, 2612002470536819960
2000, BURST-7Q8V-B4AB-N6WY-CYXFG, 7694277793583760527
2000, BURST-ACGB-YGHQ-G9ZL-5XD7U, 11090736898584346071
1500, BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB, 1190186259881203934
1400, BURST-LLY3-HW85-A73L-6JWWW, 11549978090419209462
1000, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 5884566704663205001
800, BURST-784V-8YPJ-MBSQ-62U95, 16946492654701541202
800, BURST-QX35-J22R-QXML-2B2BF, 893870013463803754
300, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 10342675627407203425
300, BURST-TKZK-F72H-Z53X-FDSP2, 10870773757487925272
300, BURST-S78M-MRHE-5H8L-4TVT7, 3276654056623350888
200, BURST-KLKV-64G5-ZS2L-6F6PP, 5055060821517900574
200, BURST-UADJ-9AFK-Q62J-5YV2K, 5642022907331520407
200, BURST-K48W-F6TF-LQJW-FHR6A, 15805916702936335241
200, BURST-YZJ6-LYBY-WAC6-BQYGC, 11528501943331877325
200, BURST-8RHD-L8GS-UXTN-DEPDK, 719719327059149027
100, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 15992992569552823718
------------All transactions processed------------
22000, BURST-ESR7-L68N-8DAE-2XDQL, 2361567702246220121
10000, BURST-K376-EJSB-NMC5-FDF2F, 1088661116201063655
10000, BURST-YS55-JXPL-BJKB-ATVQJ, 5014820213566349780
4500, BURST-WTN9-HFDE-XBZB-933Q5, 3859820202026400451
2100, BURST-W3VU-PJX2-KCN5-F3GP3, 2612002470536819960
2000, BURST-7Q8V-B4AB-N6WY-CYXFG, 7694277793583760527
2000, BURST-ACGB-YGHQ-G9ZL-5XD7U, 11090736898584346071
1500, BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB, 1190186259881203934
1400, BURST-LLY3-HW85-A73L-6JWWW, 11549978090419209462
1000, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 5884566704663205001
800, BURST-784V-8YPJ-MBSQ-62U95, 16946492654701541202
800, BURST-QX35-J22R-QXML-2B2BF, 893870013463803754
300, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 10342675627407203425
300, BURST-TKZK-F72H-Z53X-FDSP2, 10870773757487925272
300, BURST-S78M-MRHE-5H8L-4TVT7, 3276654056623350888
200, BURST-KLKV-64G5-ZS2L-6F6PP, 5055060821517900574
200, BURST-UADJ-9AFK-Q62J-5YV2K, 5642022907331520407
200, BURST-K48W-F6TF-LQJW-FHR6A, 15805916702936335241
200, BURST-YZJ6-LYBY-WAC6-BQYGC, 11528501943331877325
200, BURST-8RHD-L8GS-UXTN-DEPDK, 719719327059149027
100, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 15992992569552823718
------------All transactions processed------------
June 30, 2015, 11:58:17 PM
...
Take it for what it is, but I think most make sense. EVEN, or perhaps the most, point number 11. Start over, kick out people not being constructive. 2nd generation HDD mining with a new name but with all the good ideas Burst has.
Take it for what it is, but I think most make sense. EVEN, or perhaps the most, point number 11. Start over, kick out people not being constructive. 2nd generation HDD mining with a new name but with all the good ideas Burst has.
Kick out people not being constructive? Lol, sounds like a legit(imately) decentralized cryptocurrency to me. Don't like it...you're banned.
Agreed...but seriously....some people really should be kicked out lol
June 30, 2015, 11:57:26 PM
Byte ent payout done
Code:
Amount paid, Account, TX
146449.18125, BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB, 16452953019438550100
84459.4875, BURST-W3VU-PJX2-KCN5-F3GP3, 1979365146757681004
35929.022625, BURST-EDTR-SU3E-VV64-3ALJJ, 12559751418263352250
18740.5875, BURST-J8HZ-99WH-5B3G-BCRMF, 4004712798945015150
18450, BURST-BREF-TMF3-FZU3-FR7L7, 3151641130963283850
10470.9285, BURST-Y2QP-GAKA-AECZ-9KQVA, 2190936356298492515
9225, BURST-K376-EJSB-NMC5-FDF2F, 1613098308808934939
7089.4125, BURST-ACGB-YGHQ-G9ZL-5XD7U, 13123608005577857053
4612.5, BURST-ZEWG-V3ZY-WKL8-6V4RM, 17558942153113357137
4072.37625, BURST-YSFT-M5W8-E4Z7-D7UDQ, 851956769810612246
2999.0475, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 11410629291917468563
2868.51375, BURST-2ECL-MQ5A-AZDN-C6WAR, 18038094886615039921
2494.90125, BURST-6CTC-EFAD-5F5U-8BFDC, 5745576403360879448
2306.25, BURST-FTMG-UHZR-8HL9-9YHNT, 13363765526473101781
2214, BURST-SQGU-CMQM-DM47-A63ZK, 10959484778092811044
1658.655, BURST-3BEM-P3WL-TBM6-APZSR, 7506042413797786371
1562.715, BURST-VVM6-WN67-TS5V-52NB3, 7134206969878721506
1196.94375, BURST-3JGU-CKJV-QQHZ-HH6RP, 6767742633854519835
1130.0625, BURST-58RS-CFFU-QDW9-9QGD6, 12684696446515582664
1062.766125, BURST-KLKV-64G5-ZS2L-6F6PP, 9025936596970056930
968.625, BURST-8XMM-697F-6T5D-C49LZ, 14372384864995713114
778.12875, BURST-EYZ9-2NHP-VN4T-72RU4, 169658914724288177
755.389125, BURST-8M7H-MECE-7TSW-BT2Z9, 4340962265467392548
641.1375, BURST-SDAC-FFUD-SMCB-D3Q74, 9219899224676923593
590.4, BURST-LSQV-BM94-VRFZ-48EUN, 1611414771056441995
507.375, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 2359303287138126982
507.375, BURST-LAW7-GHX4-WV6W-HNRKG, 2429571560072304543
461.25, BURST-X2LG-EB5R-JWTE-8D8ZA, 9553610314932535694
461.25, BURST-WTN9-HFDE-XBZB-933Q5, 3522249214832289093
461.25, BURST-K48W-F6TF-LQJW-FHR6A, 7368599794539359042
357.0075, BURST-UF6F-QQCT-2DDW-EUMTC, 12981391301313008585
345.9375, BURST-8RHD-L8GS-UXTN-DEPDK, 15310736242720311284
307.65375, BURST-YZJ6-LYBY-WAC6-BQYGC, 12145187652135794927
291.04875, BURST-X2MY-DV84-GB2J-HCXZE, 3267327857414737196
254.14875, BURST-TKZK-F72H-Z53X-FDSP2, 4282080497077706797
248.61375, BURST-ZTY4-QDR7-CQQW-44TUY, 12031646205449494449
230.625, BURST-J6JQ-ZWC2-RK7E-CLY93, 11756582291788720663
184.5, BURST-YA29-QCEW-QXC3-BKXDL, 12574743861193695554
179.8875, BURST-58XP-63WY-XSVQ-ASG9A, 3867338349253030267
138.375, BURST-ED7D-65NJ-9YPN-HMJ4K, 4966872939209946376
124.5375, BURST-SLHG-PCZ5-3S5N-G7LGL, 16291259645795002320
110.7, BURST-G96T-JFYP-8LFR-9V7KL, 7541381307288713816
93.1725, BURST-XK5D-GUAH-4B8F-D8LYR, 16747233745357917378
92.25, BURST-LEPZ-TS4J-JJAF-DNHYS, 16882066913349949664
92.25, BURST-98FL-KWBK-RXKB-AXF7S, 5055465268128135253
81.18, BURST-P6ZR-UMNC-P42F-8GRH5, 114020068965787269
69.1875, BURST-SARW-AZYD-WB2R-8S2NS, 17323698848975051664
57.610125, BURST-7UD2-ZVTL-9VQB-7YW9C, 6795513594587183025
50.7375, BURST-3BT5-6RGK-3TQL-GUAJ9, 4419944434285613663
46.125, BURST-ZP9M-XTWD-APKS-CD4X8, 9797544983413850631
46.125, BURST-RR2K-7NMT-GRPQ-5VCQS, 1559158332847064402
46.125, BURST-CREX-FD53-Q698-FJHLS, 9191505703071162644
46.125, BURST-VJPX-YHKZ-MBN4-866X5, 4489098383878095052
46.125, BURST-GMYT-83XW-XU8V-H5Z55, 18139825520948588504
46.125, BURST-SJFK-2JRK-38JJ-FFE6W, 15981964944602793472
46.125, BURST-UKCA-C44B-68RG-6V57F, 12034882902533402380
46.125, BURST-QNE2-ET5Q-CPX5-335BW, 15658938603791576925
32.2875, BURST-QS8X-VWZS-JVNY-7QYDU, 16565234207266394793
27.675, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 17064834662332486336
23.0625, BURST-6WXR-DFRA-U88E-ALANG, 15783910464190396557
23.0625, BURST-WXSL-JFPN-5VBN-2N35S, 9008661274224315795
16.14375, BURST-53DP-A7CT-YTM9-FZCLM, 3602634847141464556
9.225, BURST-WQRG-XZ67-8HX2-4ESHN, 1363857385873488208
9.225, BURST-4BT2-JDQQ-2VMA-6P4TR, 6222618335273122918
9.225, BURST-DQXD-CZKW-JFVQ-CQKRV, 6799971783192835982
6.91875, BURST-EQJE-476J-XHZU-4RAEN, 10324632616370152147
4.6125, BURST-YTCM-Z647-2XGE-APUB6, 4489974475092160792
4.6125, BURST-D4CR-L4M6-RZ9U-A5J7J, 18322977335499505103
4.6125, BURST-C7BV-TMLM-N7YM-66VTT, 7046248491896266370
4.6125, BURST-ESP6-5WD7-BH9M-A85HN, 17404241707246797617
4.6125, BURST-5SBW-4NNR-VSTU-3L7SA, 422749801318752503
4.6125, BURST-359Q-QH73-4N5P-FP54C, 11320487072253770086
4.6125, BURST-S8AY-3BZC-VUXW-EQDK7, 16778680695157340325
4.6125, BURST-6X8H-FVGN-S4VL-D6A93, 9893020108843203394
1.845, BURST-8GKG-B4KD-MDFR-4247Q, 1728592144741119684
0.9225, BURST-S37A-4WRB-RJ35-7WN5A, 17981607465433268853
0.46125, BURST-WKHQ-LQXX-HUR9-C5VQ2, 8940479497123239012
0.09225, BURST-T49R-U9ES-W7N3-6PDNJ, 15168230588998639734
------------All transactions processed------------
146449.18125, BURST-79PK-DGC2-M4XP-HUAVB, 16452953019438550100
84459.4875, BURST-W3VU-PJX2-KCN5-F3GP3, 1979365146757681004
35929.022625, BURST-EDTR-SU3E-VV64-3ALJJ, 12559751418263352250
18740.5875, BURST-J8HZ-99WH-5B3G-BCRMF, 4004712798945015150
18450, BURST-BREF-TMF3-FZU3-FR7L7, 3151641130963283850
10470.9285, BURST-Y2QP-GAKA-AECZ-9KQVA, 2190936356298492515
9225, BURST-K376-EJSB-NMC5-FDF2F, 1613098308808934939
7089.4125, BURST-ACGB-YGHQ-G9ZL-5XD7U, 13123608005577857053
4612.5, BURST-ZEWG-V3ZY-WKL8-6V4RM, 17558942153113357137
4072.37625, BURST-YSFT-M5W8-E4Z7-D7UDQ, 851956769810612246
2999.0475, BURST-N8KB-DKKW-9C4W-AF289, 11410629291917468563
2868.51375, BURST-2ECL-MQ5A-AZDN-C6WAR, 18038094886615039921
2494.90125, BURST-6CTC-EFAD-5F5U-8BFDC, 5745576403360879448
2306.25, BURST-FTMG-UHZR-8HL9-9YHNT, 13363765526473101781
2214, BURST-SQGU-CMQM-DM47-A63ZK, 10959484778092811044
1658.655, BURST-3BEM-P3WL-TBM6-APZSR, 7506042413797786371
1562.715, BURST-VVM6-WN67-TS5V-52NB3, 7134206969878721506
1196.94375, BURST-3JGU-CKJV-QQHZ-HH6RP, 6767742633854519835
1130.0625, BURST-58RS-CFFU-QDW9-9QGD6, 12684696446515582664
1062.766125, BURST-KLKV-64G5-ZS2L-6F6PP, 9025936596970056930
968.625, BURST-8XMM-697F-6T5D-C49LZ, 14372384864995713114
778.12875, BURST-EYZ9-2NHP-VN4T-72RU4, 169658914724288177
755.389125, BURST-8M7H-MECE-7TSW-BT2Z9, 4340962265467392548
641.1375, BURST-SDAC-FFUD-SMCB-D3Q74, 9219899224676923593
590.4, BURST-LSQV-BM94-VRFZ-48EUN, 1611414771056441995
507.375, BURST-G5EG-7MQ2-QJJ9-7VRCG, 2359303287138126982
507.375, BURST-LAW7-GHX4-WV6W-HNRKG, 2429571560072304543
461.25, BURST-X2LG-EB5R-JWTE-8D8ZA, 9553610314932535694
461.25, BURST-WTN9-HFDE-XBZB-933Q5, 3522249214832289093
461.25, BURST-K48W-F6TF-LQJW-FHR6A, 7368599794539359042
357.0075, BURST-UF6F-QQCT-2DDW-EUMTC, 12981391301313008585
345.9375, BURST-8RHD-L8GS-UXTN-DEPDK, 15310736242720311284
307.65375, BURST-YZJ6-LYBY-WAC6-BQYGC, 12145187652135794927
291.04875, BURST-X2MY-DV84-GB2J-HCXZE, 3267327857414737196
254.14875, BURST-TKZK-F72H-Z53X-FDSP2, 4282080497077706797
248.61375, BURST-ZTY4-QDR7-CQQW-44TUY, 12031646205449494449
230.625, BURST-J6JQ-ZWC2-RK7E-CLY93, 11756582291788720663
184.5, BURST-YA29-QCEW-QXC3-BKXDL, 12574743861193695554
179.8875, BURST-58XP-63WY-XSVQ-ASG9A, 3867338349253030267
138.375, BURST-ED7D-65NJ-9YPN-HMJ4K, 4966872939209946376
124.5375, BURST-SLHG-PCZ5-3S5N-G7LGL, 16291259645795002320
110.7, BURST-G96T-JFYP-8LFR-9V7KL, 7541381307288713816
93.1725, BURST-XK5D-GUAH-4B8F-D8LYR, 16747233745357917378
92.25, BURST-LEPZ-TS4J-JJAF-DNHYS, 16882066913349949664
92.25, BURST-98FL-KWBK-RXKB-AXF7S, 5055465268128135253
81.18, BURST-P6ZR-UMNC-P42F-8GRH5, 114020068965787269
69.1875, BURST-SARW-AZYD-WB2R-8S2NS, 17323698848975051664
57.610125, BURST-7UD2-ZVTL-9VQB-7YW9C, 6795513594587183025
50.7375, BURST-3BT5-6RGK-3TQL-GUAJ9, 4419944434285613663
46.125, BURST-ZP9M-XTWD-APKS-CD4X8, 9797544983413850631
46.125, BURST-RR2K-7NMT-GRPQ-5VCQS, 1559158332847064402
46.125, BURST-CREX-FD53-Q698-FJHLS, 9191505703071162644
46.125, BURST-VJPX-YHKZ-MBN4-866X5, 4489098383878095052
46.125, BURST-GMYT-83XW-XU8V-H5Z55, 18139825520948588504
46.125, BURST-SJFK-2JRK-38JJ-FFE6W, 15981964944602793472
46.125, BURST-UKCA-C44B-68RG-6V57F, 12034882902533402380
46.125, BURST-QNE2-ET5Q-CPX5-335BW, 15658938603791576925
32.2875, BURST-QS8X-VWZS-JVNY-7QYDU, 16565234207266394793
27.675, BURST-247J-TQC8-T5EB-EJFZP, 17064834662332486336
23.0625, BURST-6WXR-DFRA-U88E-ALANG, 15783910464190396557
23.0625, BURST-WXSL-JFPN-5VBN-2N35S, 9008661274224315795
16.14375, BURST-53DP-A7CT-YTM9-FZCLM, 3602634847141464556
9.225, BURST-WQRG-XZ67-8HX2-4ESHN, 1363857385873488208
9.225, BURST-4BT2-JDQQ-2VMA-6P4TR, 6222618335273122918
9.225, BURST-DQXD-CZKW-JFVQ-CQKRV, 6799971783192835982
6.91875, BURST-EQJE-476J-XHZU-4RAEN, 10324632616370152147
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4.6125, BURST-D4CR-L4M6-RZ9U-A5J7J, 18322977335499505103
4.6125, BURST-C7BV-TMLM-N7YM-66VTT, 7046248491896266370
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4.6125, BURST-5SBW-4NNR-VSTU-3L7SA, 422749801318752503
4.6125, BURST-359Q-QH73-4N5P-FP54C, 11320487072253770086
4.6125, BURST-S8AY-3BZC-VUXW-EQDK7, 16778680695157340325
4.6125, BURST-6X8H-FVGN-S4VL-D6A93, 9893020108843203394
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0.9225, BURST-S37A-4WRB-RJ35-7WN5A, 17981607465433268853
0.46125, BURST-WKHQ-LQXX-HUR9-C5VQ2, 8940479497123239012
0.09225, BURST-T49R-U9ES-W7N3-6PDNJ, 15168230588998639734
------------All transactions processed------------
June 30, 2015, 11:07:37 PM
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Take it for what it is, but I think most make sense. EVEN, or perhaps the most, point number 11. Start over, kick out people not being constructive. 2nd generation HDD mining with a new name but with all the good ideas Burst has.
Take it for what it is, but I think most make sense. EVEN, or perhaps the most, point number 11. Start over, kick out people not being constructive. 2nd generation HDD mining with a new name but with all the good ideas Burst has.
Kick out people not being constructive? Lol, sounds like a legit(imately) decentralized cryptocurrency to me. Don't like it...you're banned.
June 30, 2015, 10:03:25 PM
People should calm down. Sure, the dev team perhaps got scammed, but looking at that list most on the donation list came from the guy accused...
There are very few constructive post in this monstrous thread, but one I saved:
Take it for what it is, but I think most make sense. EVEN, or perhaps the most, point number 11. Start over, kick out people not being constructive. 2nd generation HDD mining with a new name but with all the good ideas Burst has.
There are very few constructive post in this monstrous thread, but one I saved:
Quote
1. Run a traditional crowdfunding campaign. Do not use Burst own platform but one of the established ones. There are many to chose from, and also a bunch of sites of more informative nature (for the latter, see for example http://www.realitycrowdtv.com/blog/news/the-9-stages-to-crowdfunding-success/
2. In the presentation, be supportive of the blockchain technology per se, being one of the centuries biggest innovation that will.
3. Point out one big failure of bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies: energy-waste. There are graphs showing how much electricity POW coins consume and will consume in the future.
4. Presenting Burst, focus on its eco-friendlyness. If possible, also show this by a picture. For nuance, possibly give credit to KNC, how (if I remember correctly) gets their power straight from a waterfall.
5. Create a stand-alone website for the campaign, informative but easily readable.
6. More knowledgeable people will bring up POS as an alternative. Use the regular counter-argument but also highlight Matthew Czarnek's criticism (burstcoin.info/blog/).
7. Do not set the goal too high, maybe $50,000 and call it seed money.
8. Set a number of goals you want to reach by means for the seed money, and be honest about that more funding will be required, either by a new crowdfunding campaign when goals are reached or by venture capital, to really challenge bitcoin.
9. Even if you are asking for a relatively small sum, offer a professional (looking) business plan along with the presentation, where not only the coin is presented and the short-term goals are mentioned but also how each goal will be achieved (and cost), and how that relates to the bigger plan of challenge POW coins energy problem. Some of the goals should be technological and rather simple achievable; other can be hiring someone to design a logo (see no. 10). There should be hesitation among the devs that they can reach the goals within the time-frame.
10. To get funders feel they are not only is contributing to a risky business, but also give them something back. Ask them to create an account on crowetic's online wallet (simple) and transfer them a few coins, pointing out that these can be really valuable in the future.
11. Consider a fork of Burst with a new name to mirror this promotion. Something with "eco", "environmental" or "save the planet" are names possible. If forking, possibly adjust the valid criticism raised against the coin. A fork do have the advantage that you are not Burst, a year-long mined coin costing 70 satoshi, but generally keep most of the things unchanged and highlight Burst as the innovation you will build on the future on. If you chose this path, a higher sum probably can be asked for.
12. If this does not suit you there is one other alternative, but it is not as straightforward and more related on luck.
2. In the presentation, be supportive of the blockchain technology per se, being one of the centuries biggest innovation that will.
3. Point out one big failure of bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies: energy-waste. There are graphs showing how much electricity POW coins consume and will consume in the future.
4. Presenting Burst, focus on its eco-friendlyness. If possible, also show this by a picture. For nuance, possibly give credit to KNC, how (if I remember correctly) gets their power straight from a waterfall.
5. Create a stand-alone website for the campaign, informative but easily readable.
6. More knowledgeable people will bring up POS as an alternative. Use the regular counter-argument but also highlight Matthew Czarnek's criticism (burstcoin.info/blog/).
7. Do not set the goal too high, maybe $50,000 and call it seed money.
8. Set a number of goals you want to reach by means for the seed money, and be honest about that more funding will be required, either by a new crowdfunding campaign when goals are reached or by venture capital, to really challenge bitcoin.
9. Even if you are asking for a relatively small sum, offer a professional (looking) business plan along with the presentation, where not only the coin is presented and the short-term goals are mentioned but also how each goal will be achieved (and cost), and how that relates to the bigger plan of challenge POW coins energy problem. Some of the goals should be technological and rather simple achievable; other can be hiring someone to design a logo (see no. 10). There should be hesitation among the devs that they can reach the goals within the time-frame.
10. To get funders feel they are not only is contributing to a risky business, but also give them something back. Ask them to create an account on crowetic's online wallet (simple) and transfer them a few coins, pointing out that these can be really valuable in the future.
11. Consider a fork of Burst with a new name to mirror this promotion. Something with "eco", "environmental" or "save the planet" are names possible. If forking, possibly adjust the valid criticism raised against the coin. A fork do have the advantage that you are not Burst, a year-long mined coin costing 70 satoshi, but generally keep most of the things unchanged and highlight Burst as the innovation you will build on the future on. If you chose this path, a higher sum probably can be asked for.
12. If this does not suit you there is one other alternative, but it is not as straightforward and more related on luck.
Take it for what it is, but I think most make sense. EVEN, or perhaps the most, point number 11. Start over, kick out people not being constructive. 2nd generation HDD mining with a new name but with all the good ideas Burst has.
June 30, 2015, 09:45:56 PM
This is fuckin great! Look at the market! WTF is that. Keep holding to your bags till the bitter end. Right?
BURST is crashing. I have held my bag far too long.
But that's it, I'm gonna dump my 20 million, burst is hopeless.
I hope y'all are happy now.
There you have it, the end of bitladen.
BURST is crashing. I have held my bag far too long.
But that's it, I'm gonna dump my 20 million, burst is hopeless.
I hope y'all are happy now.
There you have it, the end of bitladen.
Hello,
I also give up. Not that I contributed much or hold many coins. The basic idea of Burst is brilliant, but how the major news on ACCT could be treated the way it was, is not just utterly sad but also deeply unprofessional and incompetent. For a coin to gain value on technological breakthroughs the news need to be spread. Still there is not a proper PR on the homepage
The same with daWallet's program, which is a great idea but far from finished - however a major step forward. But where can we read about it? All the was produced PR-wise were a couple of retweets (of which the majority I paid for).
It's all very sad how such much innovation by devs are mistreated by those next in the chain.
And now internal conflict, stealing of tiny but still funds (http://burstcoin.info/about/#Angels) and following drama... Everyone wants to dump. some do, others think the price is too low and hold. As I can not see anything that can save the coin, holders will just see a lower price.
I am sad about this development with such a great main-devs, but what the rest do I am not sure of. Running pools ans assets for their own personal gain - instead of promoting cryptocurrency's most brilliant idea since bitcoin.
I think the end is near, and I fully understand bitladen. He at least tried to make people aware of some problems the coin have. I hope PoC will not die with Burst, it deserves far better.
Warm regards,
Karl
June 30, 2015, 09:03:54 PM
@mmmaybe -
dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
so he scammed some folks here by running with donated PR funds? anyone open a scammer accusation in the appropriate sub?dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
no, but that's a good point, we should do that.
June 30, 2015, 07:26:09 PM
@mmmaybe -
dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
so he scammed some folks here by running with donated PR funds? anyone open a scammer accusation in the appropriate sub? dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
June 30, 2015, 06:32:54 PM
ANY news from dev on next update release date?
June 30, 2015, 05:37:53 PM
This is fuckin great! Look at the market! WTF is that. Keep holding to your bags till the bitter end. Right?
BURST is crashing. I have held my bag far too long.
But that's it, I'm gonna dump my 20 million, burst is hopeless.
I hope y'all are happy now.
There you have it, the end of bitladen.
BURST is crashing. I have held my bag far too long.
But that's it, I'm gonna dump my 20 million, burst is hopeless.
I hope y'all are happy now.
There you have it, the end of bitladen.
June 30, 2015, 04:32:06 PM
@mmmaybe -
dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
dude, give it up, you're found out.
1. No one defends 'not' themselves with a two fuckin page response.
2. just shut up.
3. Your mining gear is still mining from the same place, on the same pool.
4. You're talking in Sweden threads - what are the odds your account was bought by not only another swede, but one from the same place? Gothenburg? Not very likely huh?
5. Since you aren't checking this thread anymore, I don't expect you to reply. Kindly go the fuck away and play your games elsewhere, you've already completely ruined your reputation with me, and I'm not the type to let this kind of shit go.
6. Would a rich man steal what little money the PR team had donated to them? Yes, if he was a rich fuckhead, or a normal dude who makes up dumb stories and lies all the time. AKA you.
I DID consider you a friend, but you can seriously rot in hell for all I care, and I know that my comments may not be something the PR team agrees with, but I'm seriously not the type to take this kind of shit in stride, I can't STAND game playing fuckheads, and I will not pretend otherwise.
**my apologies to anyone this offends.**
June 30, 2015, 08:01:07 AM
This thread has taken an odd turn!
If the guy was dead, who arranged the sale of his bitcointalk account?
If the guy was dead, who has taken control of his burst assets? why are they selling?
In the event of my death and I can assure you that my crypto assets will stay exactly
as they are because I haven't planned for the event! I think the same would be true for
most people.
Selling a dead guys forum account...give me a break!!!
I can't understand why some people really do go out of their way to make life extra complicated for themselves!
If the guy was dead, who arranged the sale of his bitcointalk account?
If the guy was dead, who has taken control of his burst assets? why are they selling?
In the event of my death and I can assure you that my crypto assets will stay exactly
as they are because I haven't planned for the event! I think the same would be true for
most people.
Selling a dead guys forum account...give me a break!!!
I can't understand why some people really do go out of their way to make life extra complicated for themselves!
Some drama in life is inevitable and necessary to bring some excitement in life
June 30, 2015, 04:27:18 AM
This thread has taken an odd turn!
If the guy was dead, who arranged the sale of his bitcointalk account?
If the guy was dead, who has taken control of his burst assets? why are they selling?
In the event of my death and I can assure you that my crypto assets will stay exactly
as they are because I haven't planned for the event! I think the same would be true for
most people.
Selling a dead guys forum account...give me a break!!!
I can't understand why some people really do go out of their way to make life extra complicated for themselves!
If the guy was dead, who arranged the sale of his bitcointalk account?
If the guy was dead, who has taken control of his burst assets? why are they selling?
In the event of my death and I can assure you that my crypto assets will stay exactly
as they are because I haven't planned for the event! I think the same would be true for
most people.
Selling a dead guys forum account...give me a break!!!
I can't understand why some people really do go out of their way to make life extra complicated for themselves!
June 29, 2015, 10:37:21 PM
blago,
I've problem running your latest version with a main machine and proxy.
This is my current settings on my main machine:
This is my current settings on one of the satellites:
10.0.0.8 is the main machine's local IP but can't get your latest version to work with their new variables. Can you help me?
I've problem running your latest version with a main machine and proxy.
This is my current settings on my main machine:
Quote
{
"Mode" : "poolV2",
"Server" : "178.62.39.204",
"Port": 8121,
"UpdaterAddr" : "178.62.39.204",
"UpdaterPort": 8121,
"EnableProxy": true,
"ProxyPort": 8126,
"Paths": ["D:\\plots","E:\\plots","F:\\plots","G:\\plots","H:\\plots","I:\\plots","J:\\plots","K:\\plots","L:\\plots","M:\\plots","N:\\plots","O:\\plots","P:\\plots"],
"CacheSize" : 200000,
"ShowMsg" : false ,
"ShowUpdates" : false,
"UseSorting" : false,
"Debug": false,
"SendBestOnly": false,
"UseFastRcv" : true,
"SendInterval": 100,
"UpdateInterval": 2000
}
"Mode" : "poolV2",
"Server" : "178.62.39.204",
"Port": 8121,
"UpdaterAddr" : "178.62.39.204",
"UpdaterPort": 8121,
"EnableProxy": true,
"ProxyPort": 8126,
"Paths": ["D:\\plots","E:\\plots","F:\\plots","G:\\plots","H:\\plots","I:\\plots","J:\\plots","K:\\plots","L:\\plots","M:\\plots","N:\\plots","O:\\plots","P:\\plots"],
"CacheSize" : 200000,
"ShowMsg" : false ,
"ShowUpdates" : false,
"UseSorting" : false,
"Debug": false,
"SendBestOnly": false,
"UseFastRcv" : true,
"SendInterval": 100,
"UpdateInterval": 2000
}
This is my current settings on one of the satellites:
Quote
{
"Mode" : "pool",
"Server" : "10.0.0.8",
"Port": 8126,
"UpdaterAddr" : "10.0.0.8",
"UpdaterPort": 8126,
"EnableProxy": false,
"ProxyPort": 8126,
"Paths":["D:\\plots","E:\\plots","F:\\plots","G:\\plots","I:\\plots","J:\\plots "K:\\plots","L:\\plots","M:\\plots","N:\\plots","O:\\plots"],
"CacheSize" : 200000,
"ShowMsg" : false ,
"ShowUpdates" : false,
"UseSorting" : false,
"Debug": false,
"SendBestOnly": false,
"UseFastRcv" : true,
"SendInterval": 100,
"UpdateInterval": 2000
}
"Mode" : "pool",
"Server" : "10.0.0.8",
"Port": 8126,
"UpdaterAddr" : "10.0.0.8",
"UpdaterPort": 8126,
"EnableProxy": false,
"ProxyPort": 8126,
"Paths":["D:\\plots","E:\\plots","F:\\plots","G:\\plots","I:\\plots","J:\\plots "K:\\plots","L:\\plots","M:\\plots","N:\\plots","O:\\plots"],
"CacheSize" : 200000,
"ShowMsg" : false ,
"ShowUpdates" : false,
"UseSorting" : false,
"Debug": false,
"SendBestOnly": false,
"UseFastRcv" : true,
"SendInterval": 100,
"UpdateInterval": 2000
}
10.0.0.8 is the main machine's local IP but can't get your latest version to work with their new variables. Can you help me?
June 29, 2015, 08:35:26 PM
I have no access to any Burst coin account and can not simply "dump" any coins. I bought this account, very cheap due to these controversies, which at the time I was not aware of. I bought it for sig. purposes. I make some income by posting with high ranked account on the forum to support my family.
You told me you made .01 BTC max per account you own... I highly doubt the story but pretending it is true for $2, could you please stop posting from our dead friends account? In fact I'll buy the account off of you for .05 BTC. And how many accounts do you have that you are posting from? I'm guessing a job at McD's would probably pay better.
I'm convinced that mmmaybe's dumping his coins and this whole thing is his attempt at a PR story to try to get some press before he dumps them all.
I will not sell it, but I will not ever again post in Burst related threads. But please harassing me and spreading lies.
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