This is HUGE 
Price should skyrocket 
Price should skyrocket I would hope so but if it does then it should happen a few days after.
Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 597. (Read 2171065 times)
November 04, 2014, 01:24:01 AM
I would hope so but if it does then it should happen a few days after.
November 04, 2014, 01:11:52 AM
This is HUGE Price should skyrocket
Price should skyrocket November 04, 2014, 01:07:04 AM
Sound Good.
Lol, if you guys have ever tried using api etc. you would know that this is MASSIVE!!!
November 04, 2014, 12:53:28 AM
Sound Good.
Burst 1.1.5
Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!r9RywR4b!e0MqN4kXx1uiW5th8PBxiwjOfdNhjxjS52UqXwihGW8
sha256: 5b8a5e9d2ebcc35052a885b299764ed257346f3c849e92768bd5b725ad685ac7
Or github: https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin
Update is required for all users.
Hard fork will be triggered at least 4-5 days from now, depends on how fast people update.
If using an existing copy of the blockchain, first startup will take several minutes.
Short summary:
Updated to latest Nxt(1.3.2)
Added subscriptions(reoccurring payments)(more details will be given when enabled)
Escrow updated to use result transactions instead of just adding to balance.
Longer story:
This release took far longer than I intended it to. Subscriptions turned out to be more of a challenge than expected, and about when I had a first release candidate, nxt 1.3.0 was released. Nxt 1.3.0 was a massive restructuring which I considered a necessary update since it was to fix scalability issues I already knew would need to be addressed at some point, however it broke compatibility with a lot of my code. Rather than debugging subscriptions, then updating, and debugging it again, I went straight to updating to Nxt 1.3.0, which required me to re-write most of the subscription, escrow, and reward recipient assignment code. Nxt 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 were also released fairly shortly after, and their updates went a lot more smoothly. Re-testing everything took some time, and I ended up re-factoring subscriptions a few times to ensure everything was done consistently.
Next plans:
I'm going to be postponing the last part of advanced transactions for now, and starting on BurstID(more details will be given later), and maybe some of the DHT code.
Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!r9RywR4b!e0MqN4kXx1uiW5th8PBxiwjOfdNhjxjS52UqXwihGW8
sha256: 5b8a5e9d2ebcc35052a885b299764ed257346f3c849e92768bd5b725ad685ac7
Or github: https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin
Update is required for all users.
Hard fork will be triggered at least 4-5 days from now, depends on how fast people update.
If using an existing copy of the blockchain, first startup will take several minutes.
Short summary:
Updated to latest Nxt(1.3.2)
Added subscriptions(reoccurring payments)(more details will be given when enabled)
Escrow updated to use result transactions instead of just adding to balance.
Longer story:
This release took far longer than I intended it to. Subscriptions turned out to be more of a challenge than expected, and about when I had a first release candidate, nxt 1.3.0 was released. Nxt 1.3.0 was a massive restructuring which I considered a necessary update since it was to fix scalability issues I already knew would need to be addressed at some point, however it broke compatibility with a lot of my code. Rather than debugging subscriptions, then updating, and debugging it again, I went straight to updating to Nxt 1.3.0, which required me to re-write most of the subscription, escrow, and reward recipient assignment code. Nxt 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 were also released fairly shortly after, and their updates went a lot more smoothly. Re-testing everything took some time, and I ended up re-factoring subscriptions a few times to ensure everything was done consistently.
Next plans:
I'm going to be postponing the last part of advanced transactions for now, and starting on BurstID(more details will be given later), and maybe some of the DHT code.
November 03, 2014, 10:54:20 PM
Great. Updating now ...
Burst 1.1.5
Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!r9RywR4b!e0MqN4kXx1uiW5th8PBxiwjOfdNhjxjS52UqXwihGW8
sha256: 5b8a5e9d2ebcc35052a885b299764ed257346f3c849e92768bd5b725ad685ac7
Or github: https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin
Update is required for all users.
Hard fork will be triggered at least 4-5 days from now, depends on how fast people update.
If using an existing copy of the blockchain, first startup will take several minutes.
Short summary:
Updated to latest Nxt(1.3.2)
Added subscriptions(reoccurring payments)(more details will be given when enabled)
Escrow updated to use result transactions instead of just adding to balance.
Longer story:
This release took far longer than I intended it to. Subscriptions turned out to be more of a challenge than expected, and about when I had a first release candidate, nxt 1.3.0 was released. Nxt 1.3.0 was a massive restructuring which I considered a necessary update since it was to fix scalability issues I already knew would need to be addressed at some point, however it broke compatibility with a lot of my code. Rather than debugging subscriptions, then updating, and debugging it again, I went straight to updating to Nxt 1.3.0, which required me to re-write most of the subscription, escrow, and reward recipient assignment code. Nxt 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 were also released fairly shortly after, and their updates went a lot more smoothly. Re-testing everything took some time, and I ended up re-factoring subscriptions a few times to ensure everything was done consistently.
Next plans:
I'm going to be postponing the last part of advanced transactions for now, and starting on BurstID(more details will be given later), and maybe some of the DHT code.
Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!r9RywR4b!e0MqN4kXx1uiW5th8PBxiwjOfdNhjxjS52UqXwihGW8
sha256: 5b8a5e9d2ebcc35052a885b299764ed257346f3c849e92768bd5b725ad685ac7
Or github: https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin
Update is required for all users.
Hard fork will be triggered at least 4-5 days from now, depends on how fast people update.
If using an existing copy of the blockchain, first startup will take several minutes.
Short summary:
Updated to latest Nxt(1.3.2)
Added subscriptions(reoccurring payments)(more details will be given when enabled)
Escrow updated to use result transactions instead of just adding to balance.
Longer story:
This release took far longer than I intended it to. Subscriptions turned out to be more of a challenge than expected, and about when I had a first release candidate, nxt 1.3.0 was released. Nxt 1.3.0 was a massive restructuring which I considered a necessary update since it was to fix scalability issues I already knew would need to be addressed at some point, however it broke compatibility with a lot of my code. Rather than debugging subscriptions, then updating, and debugging it again, I went straight to updating to Nxt 1.3.0, which required me to re-write most of the subscription, escrow, and reward recipient assignment code. Nxt 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 were also released fairly shortly after, and their updates went a lot more smoothly. Re-testing everything took some time, and I ended up re-factoring subscriptions a few times to ensure everything was done consistently.
Next plans:
I'm going to be postponing the last part of advanced transactions for now, and starting on BurstID(more details will be given later), and maybe some of the DHT code.
November 03, 2014, 10:08:03 PM
Burst 1.1.5
Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!r9RywR4b!e0MqN4kXx1uiW5th8PBxiwjOfdNhjxjS52UqXwihGW8
sha256: 5b8a5e9d2ebcc35052a885b299764ed257346f3c849e92768bd5b725ad685ac7
Or github: https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin
Update is required for all users.
Hard fork will be triggered at least 4-5 days from now, depends on how fast people update.
If using an existing copy of the blockchain, first startup will take several minutes.
Short summary:
Updated to latest Nxt(1.3.2)
Added subscriptions(reoccurring payments)(more details will be given when enabled)
Escrow updated to use result transactions instead of just adding to balance.
Longer story:
This release took far longer than I intended it to. Subscriptions turned out to be more of a challenge than expected, and about when I had a first release candidate, nxt 1.3.0 was released. Nxt 1.3.0 was a massive restructuring which I considered a necessary update since it was to fix scalability issues I already knew would need to be addressed at some point, however it broke compatibility with a lot of my code. Rather than debugging subscriptions, then updating, and debugging it again, I went straight to updating to Nxt 1.3.0, which required me to re-write most of the subscription, escrow, and reward recipient assignment code. Nxt 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 were also released fairly shortly after, and their updates went a lot more smoothly. Re-testing everything took some time, and I ended up re-factoring subscriptions a few times to ensure everything was done consistently.
Next plans:
I'm going to be postponing the last part of advanced transactions for now, and starting on BurstID(more details will be given later), and maybe some of the DHT code.
Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!r9RywR4b!e0MqN4kXx1uiW5th8PBxiwjOfdNhjxjS52UqXwihGW8
sha256: 5b8a5e9d2ebcc35052a885b299764ed257346f3c849e92768bd5b725ad685ac7
Or github: https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin
Update is required for all users.
Hard fork will be triggered at least 4-5 days from now, depends on how fast people update.
If using an existing copy of the blockchain, first startup will take several minutes.
Short summary:
Updated to latest Nxt(1.3.2)
Added subscriptions(reoccurring payments)(more details will be given when enabled)
Escrow updated to use result transactions instead of just adding to balance.
Longer story:
This release took far longer than I intended it to. Subscriptions turned out to be more of a challenge than expected, and about when I had a first release candidate, nxt 1.3.0 was released. Nxt 1.3.0 was a massive restructuring which I considered a necessary update since it was to fix scalability issues I already knew would need to be addressed at some point, however it broke compatibility with a lot of my code. Rather than debugging subscriptions, then updating, and debugging it again, I went straight to updating to Nxt 1.3.0, which required me to re-write most of the subscription, escrow, and reward recipient assignment code. Nxt 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 were also released fairly shortly after, and their updates went a lot more smoothly. Re-testing everything took some time, and I ended up re-factoring subscriptions a few times to ensure everything was done consistently.
Next plans:
I'm going to be postponing the last part of advanced transactions for now, and starting on BurstID(more details will be given later), and maybe some of the DHT code.
November 03, 2014, 09:02:39 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
it was moi
November 03, 2014, 08:59:28 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
I was expecting that. "someone" just did a giant pull request and comitted it to the source repository.. When that happened i was thinking, heh, someone will probably front run the next version and buy some burst... and it happened.. i'm just mining, so this is a tip for those that might know how to follow a git repo.
Let's just agree that dev is NOT asleep and that lots of interesting stuff is coming up sooner or later. Sometimes i wonder if we only have one dev, or an anonymous team behind the dev persona - cause the activity is huge.. on the other hand, more devs would probably look different on github (more branches and merging)
Anyone who knows how to program & want to make a good buck, go invest $10K in burst, then start actively developing burst, and commit some good pull requests.. news that the dev team has grown will make your $10K investment double or more in no time.
(of course you need to be a pretty good dev to begin with)
Soon burst mining will yield not so much burst coins, lower supply should raise the price if we can keep demand up, and with this and future feature sets, i see no way for demand to go but higher. way higher.. almost noone ever head of burst, we're still pretty stealthy considering the unique feature set.
yeah thats true, watch github burst repo, because dev is alive and kicking as always
Link?
I won't tell you, its secret ... HAHAHAHA LOL
November 03, 2014, 08:57:27 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
I was expecting that. "someone" just did a giant pull request and comitted it to the source repository.. When that happened i was thinking, heh, someone will probably front run the next version and buy some burst... and it happened.. i'm just mining, so this is a tip for those that might know how to follow a git repo.
Let's just agree that dev is NOT asleep and that lots of interesting stuff is coming up sooner or later. Sometimes i wonder if we only have one dev, or an anonymous team behind the dev persona - cause the activity is huge.. on the other hand, more devs would probably look different on github (more branches and merging)
Anyone who knows how to program & want to make a good buck, go invest $10K in burst, then start actively developing burst, and commit some good pull requests.. news that the dev team has grown will make your $10K investment double or more in no time.
(of course you need to be a pretty good dev to begin with)
Soon burst mining will yield not so much burst coins, lower supply should raise the price if we can keep demand up, and with this and future feature sets, i see no way for demand to go but higher. way higher.. almost noone ever head of burst, we're still pretty stealthy considering the unique feature set.
yeah thats true, watch github burst repo, because dev is alive and kicking as always
Link?
November 03, 2014, 08:47:26 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
I was expecting that. "someone" just did a giant pull request and comitted it to the source repository.. When that happened i was thinking, heh, someone will probably front run the next version and buy some burst... and it happened.. i'm just mining, so this is a tip for those that might know how to follow a git repo.
Let's just agree that dev is NOT asleep and that lots of interesting stuff is coming up sooner or later. Sometimes i wonder if we only have one dev, or an anonymous team behind the dev persona - cause the activity is huge.. on the other hand, more devs would probably look different on github (more branches and merging)
Anyone who knows how to program & want to make a good buck, go invest $10K in burst, then start actively developing burst, and commit some good pull requests.. news that the dev team has grown will make your $10K investment double or more in no time.
(of course you need to be a pretty good dev to begin with)
Soon burst mining will yield not so much burst coins, lower supply should raise the price if we can keep demand up, and with this and future feature sets, i see no way for demand to go but higher. way higher.. almost noone ever head of burst, we're still pretty stealthy considering the unique feature set.
yeah thats true, watch github burst repo, because dev is alive and kicking as always
November 03, 2014, 08:35:48 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
I was expecting that. "someone" just did a giant pull request and comitted it to the source repository.. When that happened i was thinking, heh, someone will probably front run the next version and buy some burst... and it happened.. i'm just mining, so this is a tip for those that might know how to follow a git repo.
Let's just agree that dev is NOT asleep and that lots of interesting stuff is coming up sooner or later. Sometimes i wonder if we only have one dev, or an anonymous team behind the dev persona - cause the activity is huge.. on the other hand, more devs would probably look different on github (more branches and merging)
Anyone who knows how to program & want to make a good buck, go invest $10K in burst, then start actively developing burst, and commit some good pull requests.. news that the dev team has grown will make your $10K investment double or more in no time.
(of course you need to be a pretty good dev to begin with)
Soon burst mining will yield not so much burst coins, lower supply should raise the price if we can keep demand up, and with this and future feature sets, i see no way for demand to go but higher. way higher.. almost noone ever head of burst, we're still pretty stealthy considering the unique feature set.
November 03, 2014, 08:06:19 PM
wow
TX 11143444966624429823
BURST-XP3R-XV7U-CTNA-66G5R ▶
BURST-YKME-ETDL-Y4M6-GS2CW ◀
16.32K
Why me get 16.32k coin have no idea unless from broken pool sending out missing coins
TX 11143444966624429823
BURST-XP3R-XV7U-CTNA-66G5R ▶
BURST-YKME-ETDL-Y4M6-GS2CW ◀
16.32K
Why me get 16.32k coin have no idea unless from broken pool sending out missing coins
What pool u on?
not my pools
November 03, 2014, 07:59:59 PM
wow
TX 11143444966624429823
BURST-XP3R-XV7U-CTNA-66G5R ▶
BURST-YKME-ETDL-Y4M6-GS2CW ◀
16.32K
Why me get 16.32k coin have no idea unless from broken pool sending out missing coins
TX 11143444966624429823
BURST-XP3R-XV7U-CTNA-66G5R ▶
BURST-YKME-ETDL-Y4M6-GS2CW ◀
16.32K
Why me get 16.32k coin have no idea unless from broken pool sending out missing coins
What pool u on?
November 03, 2014, 07:59:13 PM
wow
TX 11143444966624429823
BURST-XP3R-XV7U-CTNA-66G5R ▶
BURST-YKME-ETDL-Y4M6-GS2CW ◀
16.32K
Why me get 16.32k coin have no idea unless from broken pool sending out missing coins
TX 11143444966624429823
BURST-XP3R-XV7U-CTNA-66G5R ▶
BURST-YKME-ETDL-Y4M6-GS2CW ◀
16.32K
Why me get 16.32k coin have no idea unless from broken pool sending out missing coins
November 03, 2014, 07:51:03 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
Am working on some orders and support but I did have some in the 10 btc that got gobbled up
oh it was you?
I had coins in it for selling and buying back in but not that much no wasn't me. had about .5btc on buys and sells and moving things around right now to try putting some stronger walls in but soon getting gobbled up
November 03, 2014, 07:22:49 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
Am working on some orders and support but I did have some in the 10 btc that got gobbled up
oh it was you?
November 03, 2014, 07:11:48 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
Am working on some orders and support but I did have some in the 10 btc that got gobbled up
November 03, 2014, 07:09:25 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
bittrex vol. 19.9
poloniex vol. 3.4
c-cex vol. 6.7
In an hour, more or less. Weird....
November 03, 2014, 06:47:14 PM
Nice progress being made with the coin. debating to get 60TH of hdd space n see where it leads me to maybe not worth it or maybe worth if prices on hdds come down some more.
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
Nice to see burst finaly over 100 satoshi lets see 1k next
some one just bought 10 BTC worth of burst in a hurry, instead of creating buy support..
November 03, 2014, 06:40:12 PM
guys im a big supporter of this coin and hold a few but 99% of this thread is just mining/techsupport.We need a new thread for development and PR.this thread is just endless pages of tech support to new investors 
we have our own thread on PR here : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/burstcoin-pr-discussion-thread-825644
and also look at burstforum.com we got bunch of PR thread too
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