Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 295. (Read 2170895 times)

It looks like it's a pretty simple UI change to fix this issue. I created a pull request which makes this change: https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin/pull/16

In the meantime, you can just change "100" to "500" on line 244 and 353 of nrs.blocks.js, and reload the wallet.

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you could have just shutdown, now there will be consequences.

I have no idea or opinion on the Dev Pool and cryptomining.farm balances - ask them, I'm in no way associatedwith them

I will ask why you maintain a zero balance.

I will get you shutdown - either voluntarily, or through Singapore Fraudulent Practices.

The IP shows it belongs to    wnet.ua
To my knowledge, they have not moved UA to Ukraine ;-)

I tried from cryptomining.farm, just the first link:
http://burst.cryptoport.io/tx/17338833804961871513   and ...

Why do you not answer the question. Lets word it again for you, ... I typed it slow, maybe that helps:

What does it mean, when the pool has a high balance? Why do Dev pool and cryptomining.farm have a high balance?
Isn't that the earnings of the miners? Why they don't give it to them?
What is Your opinion to this?
Please stay once in a while focused to the question!

No, I do not like you - as I said I consider you a cancer on the BurstCoin community. However, nothing I've said is contradictory, and I'll go after any other cancers like you.


Uray says the payout code is broken. I say only your pool fails to display claimed payouts.


Hmmmm - cryptomining.farm does. I didn't check any others, but seeing as one does - you're wrong/lying.


So four of your miners happen to be carrying around their burst mining rigs and all somehow coincidently managed to end up at the same Ukranian internet cafe? You have to be fucking kidding me - right ?

I'm so glad you appreciate people like me checking up on your pool. Now if only you would address all the problems found by people like me.

Elmit - your pool is either accidently or deliberately stealing from your miners.
Your "asset" is not paying out, or replying to investors.
You're being sued for fraud. BTW Who do I contact to make sure this thread is included in your trial ?


No help on who is the proper authority to report you to ?

I am sorry, I cannot help you with that.
Did you check your blood pressure? lol

H.

I get the feeling you do not like me, by attacking only me and somehow you are saying contradicting things, like:

You claim that ALL Uray based pools have an error and do not pay out. Now you say, only my pool does not pay out.

You say others do have a link, but I can confirm, that none has a working link. I removed mine too, to be equal.

I really try hard to verify what you are saying, but fail. I might be to stupid, or to tired of carrying 4 tons of books during my moving.
It is therefore always good to have some debuggers, like you, who find things out, I never thought of, like that somebody uses multiple miners on the same IP. That was brilliant! Could it be that this is a public IP (Firewall)? and somebody is running a private network behind? Like an ISP? Or maybe it is an Internet cafe, that would explain the small amounts of mining.

And no, there is no restriction to reply, ... you can reply as often you want, I just will not reply to all.

When I click on my account ( BURST-GVDF-8G3T-AVUV-D44NG ) I go to https://block.burstcoin.info/acc.php?acc=BURST-GVDF-8G3T-AVUV-D44NG

But as I said, burstcoin.info is down currently. If I take my account ID and instead go to burstcoin.eu  and enter my address, I go to

http://burstcoin.eu/address/13209130496096169325

where I can see all the payments from burst.ninja to me, and my transfers over to my centralized account.


BTW Elmit - the link to the Singapore Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau ( http://app.cpib.gov.sg/cpib_new/user/default.aspx?pgID=21&action=clear ) seems to be down. Do you happen to have another link or Dept. I can report you to ? )

Thanks.

H.

I get for all listed accounts at burst.ninja:

https://block.burstcoin.info/acc.php?acc=BURST-undefined

You asked for opinions, you got mine - so ... whats missing other than you comprehension of an opinion?

1) I need to use a "speeeel chega" (sic). did I misspell a word somewhere? If I did it doesn't compare to your abuse of grammar - "I am listening what you say" (sic). Huh ?

As to my initial point, as per the screen caps I've posted of your pools claimed payouts - with account ID's, dates and times, along with block explorer information - payments you claim to have made either a) Don't exist on the blockchain at all, or b) exist, but the amounts are hundreds to thousands of Burst less than the pool claims to have paid. It's not just a claim - I've posted the date & time of your claimed payouts to specific addresses, and a casual check of the block explorer will show those payments never happened.

2) The miners with small Hard Disks are flocking to your pools. Those would be all the miners with 10GB hard disks earning 2 burst a day. Sounds more like a whole bunch of sock puppet mining accounts being mined off one PC. And this cap from your pool really enforces it - notice all the duplicate IP's?

from: "91.203.12.188:56116",
accountId: "6821790951821997894",

from: "91.203.12.188:59100",
accountId: "16349403090169340390",
    
from: "91.203.12.188:60308",
accountId: "9300524678409953494",

from: "91.203.12.188:60312",
accountId: "17169126603181565561",

A few minutes observation of your pool finds four different accounts all mining from the same IP .... Uh huh ... that's normal.


3) Pools using Urays code still show the balances paid, and link to a block explorer. Burst.ninja links to a block explorer showing all of a users payouts, it's down at the moment - but if you have the tiniest knowledge of Burst, you can use any Block explorer to verify the payments. Like I can use any block explorer to look at your pool failures to payout. Your ignorance of the coin you're running a pool to mine should disqualify you from running a pool for any coin.  You're the only mining pool not showing rewards. The. Only. One.

Elmit - you, your pool, your asset, are all cancers on the Burst Community. Your actions, in-annactions, thefts and total ignorance of the BurstCoin infrastructure tarnish the whole community.

Oh and "Don't bother to reply, leave other people a chance to." - So you do not give me permission to call out your actions, flag them for people to realize how you need to not be dealt with? I've called you out since you started scamming, I'll call you out until you go away. Having this fight in public might not be the best thing for BurstCoin, but it's infinitely better than saying nothing and having your actions poison this coin for everyone else. Everyone that researchs this coin needs to know you're a scamming thief, and that you're not tolerated by the communitity. Is telling me not to comment like that you threatening me to be subpoena'd for mentioning the lawsuit for fraud against you ?

H.

-[ANNouncement]-Asset building and BOUNTY announcement.
http://byte.enterprises - The home of Byte Enterprises!

Just wanted to give some general updates and also pose a bounty...


- BTCyte Enterprises will be expanding the BURSTCITY1 miner account soon. (this means more BURST for the ByteEnt asset on top of the pool fee from burst.ninja.)

- BTCyte Enterprises is planning a HUGE project in the near future, but I cannot give detail on it yet. Just know it will be exciting for both ByteEnt asset as well as something completely new!

- BTCyte Enterprises is seeking a designer to do the front end on the ninja pool. We would like the pool's UI to fit the name (I.E. ninja masks, ninja star shaped pies, etc.) We need someone who is creative here!



BOUNTY!

Pool UI development/designer! (You will have to ask catbref ((pool developer)) what you will need to know in order do do this, but I know CSS is a must!)

I will offer 150k BURST from my own wallet, 150k BURST from ByteEnterprises wallet, and 2500 shares of ByteEnt asset (pays dividends monthly based off mining and the pool fee from ninja pool. Represents 2.5% of Byte Enterprises as a company.)

This is a fairly large bounty because it will be a fairly large amount of work. You can also talk to the other people who work with me and ask them how fair I am when it comes to paying people. I may throw you an extra bonus because I feel you did something extraordinary! Come be part of the Byte Enterprises team!

Thank you!

I could not spot an answer to my question. Maybe you don't have one!

1. (You really should use a speeeel chega, lol)
I am listening what you say and try to figure it out if there could be some problem. You can only fix, if you know about it, not if somebody claims about it.

2. Could it be that the miners with SMALL hard disks are coming to MinginHere and the ones with Large hard disks are going to the other pools? You are clever, I am sure you thought about this possibility, didn't you? I can only pay out what comes in, right? AND THAT is documented in the blockchain.
What I am thinking about you, I do not reflect here. ;-)

3. I removed the link as promised, since other pools don't have it either!

Don't bother to reply, leave other people a chance to.

This elmit bloke has sleazebag written all over him. As an outsider just getting into the burst community for the first time, I would stay far, FAR away from this chap. Your passion speaks volumes here.

My opinion:

1) I wonder if you're trying to justify your pool ripping off your miners.

2) I wonder how the pool with the second highest number of miners has the second lowest payout. If you have more miners than burst.ninja, but ninja is paying out 290K+ Burst/day, and you're paying out 18K/Day, with more miners - where is the rest of the Burst going? Your personal account ? You have 1000% the miners of burstcoin.it, but pay 150% Something is very wrong with your pool. But then, we've been telling you this for months and either 1) you're incompetent and you do nothing but continue to rip off your miners unintentionally, or 2) You're actively ripping off your miners and enriching yourself at their expense.

3) Nice move on disabling showing how much you paid out to your miners, it was a good attempt at hiding your thefts. Unfortunately, you didn't take into consideration that we can still look at the timestamps of payments to miners, and figure out who got paid, and who didn't. We can also look at how much you're paying out per payment cycle, and see that you're still only paying your miners (at worst) 2.5% of pool earnings to (at best) 66% of pool earnings, and keeping the rest.

Those were my opinions and thoughts.

H.

Edited to fix the typo that so offended Elmit.

I got some questions regarding the numbers at http://burstcoin.eu/pools

Pool                Total Payouts        Balance
DevPool v2       303,427.70 Burst    490,668 Burst
cryptoport.io US    6,258.00 Burst        25,952 Burst
burst.ninja       282,005.05 Burst    22,057 Burst
cryptomining.farm    188,800.73 Burst    254,103 Burst
burstcoin.it        12,551.68 Burst    694 Burst
tompool.org        19,634.51 Burst    0 Burst
PooLTo.Be            19,413.62 Burst    0 Burst
MiningHere.com    18,030.75 Burst    1 Burst
Blago Pool         66,169.51 Burst    2 Burst

As you can see, it mentions the total payout of that day, and the remaining balance. Whereby the total payout is static to that day and the Balance is updated.

Pools payout a portion and keep a portion for the coming rounds, which results in the balance.
For my feelings, the balance should never exceed the total payouts, assuming that you have always payouts.
If the pool pays out 50% at the time a block was rewarded and 50% later, then the balance could be max 50% of the total payouts.
If it is not paid out in the following rounds, then the miner might have been gone and would not get the other half.

If the pool gets close to zero, then my feeling says, that this could cause a possible missing payout. The pool might have missed to calculate the transaction fee and the pool fee. That could cause the pool having no Bursts to pay out.

As said, the balance is updated, that could change a little bit, but if the balance is constantly higher than the payout, then the pool is not paying their miners all they deserve.

What is your opinion on that?

i have done several tests with the banana pi in combination with a port multiplier.
the biggest issue with most embedded systems is the memory bandwidth.
i did no real optimizations to the miner for the platform and the effective performance seemed to be enough to mine up to 8tb within blocktime on port multiplied slow drives.

cheap port multiplier you only get directly from china (<30$) but there wont be any specs to check if they are compatible. (eg: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-To-5-SATA-2-0-Port-Multiplier-Card-3Gbps-SATAII-Riser-card-/281143606093?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item417576fb4d)

for me the most time intense part for this test setup was to compile a custom kernel with port multiplier features activated.
the banana pi driver support is one of the worst things that exist.
therefore give the cubieboard a try and report your performance ;-)  (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cubieboard-1GB-ARM-Development-Board-Kit-Allwinner-A10-Cortex-A8-Linux-Mini-PC-/221310780538?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item338726847a)

the only question when designing a rig is the effective costs per "minable" sata port.
lately the banana pi with one 8tb hdd attached looks best if you want to go embedded and only grow up to 36 drives.
if you plan to grow bigger have a look at new or used sas/sata jbod systems.



 


 

I was just thinking a link to some miner configuration stats and samples would be a great idea, Cat.

It was exactly this Cat.  Right after I posted I messed with my config some and when I changed UseFastRcv to false all of my sents are being confirmed for the last few hours.  This will help the pool as much as me now as my good deadlines will be counted.

Maybe on the burst.ninja webpage putting a little click link near the set reward assignment area for a page of FAQ's or a quick and dirty "how to configure popular miners to work with burst.ninja" page would help some?  I know its some work but having the most efficient miners helps the entire pool.