Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 171. (Read 1210749 times)

No significant amounts for sale below 9000 now. Still extremely cheap for a 2nd generation CryptoNote coin with a GUI and unique technical benefits.

The bots are hodling now.

It seems like you changed your mind and are only taking 1% for your development efforts. Is that enough to support the work you think is required to continue to develop Boolberry to the best of your ability? It seems like a pretty low share of mining reward to me. DASH is a horrible project but their miners are still willing to pay a much larger share of mining rewards to support the project.

Would your db efforts be completed faster if you had more funding?

I don't have evidence
but there is constant selling at any price.
this coin is still CPU efficient so botnets owners can make money with bbr

EDIT: and i'm kind of missing the low difficulty.
but i guess more miners is good too

I assume you are inferring that there is a botnet mining Boolberry and them dumping coins on the market. Do you have any evidence of a widespread botnet problem?

Miners are important to support the Boolberry network but this seems like a horrible time to sell mined Boolberry. Prices are low and development continues.

Economically you may not generate big profits but remember that mining is essential and supports the Boolberry network.

Thank you 

I don't know anything about that card so can't help you there.  As for miners here is the link to the mining thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bbr-boolberry-gpu-miner-discussion-amd-nvidia-opencl-cuda-693118

The difficulty is low so I solo mine using mbk's solo miner.  Windows version is available at the github repository https://github.com/mbkuperman/boolberry-opencl/releases


Edit:

You are not going to get much from that card.  But you could run a cpu and gpu miner at the same time on one of the pools and get something.   

Here is a mining hardware comparison list.  The list is for litecoin but it gives you an idea of the mining capabilities of various cards and processors  https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison

Hi everybody

I asked for Monero, and I ask here for Boolberry :
Only to know : do you think it's worth mining BBR on my

Intel Core i7 950 @ 3.07GHz
12,0 Go Corsair XMS Triple-Channel DDR3 CMX12GX3M3A2000C9
Gainward Golden Sample GeForce GTX 460 1023MB (I can overclock it quite easily)

?

If yes, what miner (Windows 10 x64) do you advice me, please  ? Never mined any coin !   

Thanks   

I just remembered that there is another way to specify the data directory without using mlink.  You could just use the  --data-dir parameter.  Either make a bat file containing "qt-boolb.exe --data-dir path" or run the command from a command prompt.  I had forgotten about the  --data-dir option.  But at least now you know about mlink and that can come in handy from time to time.

Here are some other parameters that can be set.  This information came from the Bytecoin website https://bytecoin.org/docs/config/:

Command line options:

--help   Produce help message
--version   Output version information
--os-version   Specify data directory
--data-dir arg

Command line options and settings options:
   
--config-file arg(=coin.conf)   Specify configuration file
--log-file arg   
--log-level arg (=0)   
--no-console   Disable daemon console commands
--rpc-bind-ip arg (=127.0.0.1)   
--rpc-bind-port arg (=xxxx)   
--p2p-bind-ip arg (=0.0.0.0)   Interface for p2p network protocol
--p2p-bind-port arg (=xxxx)   Port for p2p network protocol
--p2p-external-port arg (=0)   External port for p2p network protocol (if port forwarding used with NAT)
--allow-local-ip   Allow local ip add to peer list, mostly in debug purposes
--add-peer arg   Manually add peer to local peerlist
--add-priority-node arg   Specify list of peers to connect to and attempt to keep the connection open
--seed-node arg   Connect to a node to retrieve peer addresses, and disconnect
--hide-my-port   Do not announce yourself as peerlist candidate
--extra-messages-file arg   Specify file for extra messages to include into coinbase transactions
--start-mining arg   Specify wallet address to mining for
--mining-threads arg

The development of BBR was active when it was first launched. Then it stopped for long term. It has picked up recently, but not the coin itself. It has a good community now.

This is a very helpful community. Fair launch, great privacy tech and continued development. Good things ahead.

Thanks, so much, man! I had no clue mklink was a thing. This'll help me in the future as well!

I think the wall is just there to support the price and absorb coins in the mean time. Not sure when the whale will pump the price. Has he got enough BBR? He needs the support of developers. Developers might release some new features to coincide the pump.

Interesting to see such a "big" wall up on the markets for BBR. Someone has an interest.

That buy wall has been around for several days now and is not gone. Not many people are interested in dumping Boolberry. The buyer may need to raise their bid in order to get that many Boolberry.

If you're on Windows you can use mlink to create a link.

mklink /J "path" "path"

You'll need to copy the files in appdata/roaming/boolb to a dir on your SD card and rename the boolberry dir in the appdata/roaming file before running the command.

example:

mklink /J "C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\boolb" "drive letter:\boolb"    You must put the paths in quotations.

Where drive letter is the letter of your SD card.  The naming depends on your system.  It could be F:, G:, etc...  


1.  Copy contents of appdata/roaming boolb to a dir on SD card
2.  Rename the folder appdata/roaming/boolb
3.  Run the mlink command from a command prompt
4.  Launch Boolberry.  It will look for the blockchain in appdata/roaming but the link you created will point it to your SD card.


If my instructions are confusing you do a google search for mlink windows and find more information/instruction.

Hey guys, so, for the wallet, I'm just curious if it's possible for the wallet to read the blockchain out of an SD card? it seems to want it in the AppData folder, but I'd much rather have it on my SD card.

feeding the botnet

It is not fake. People are trading at the price of the buy wall. So it is real. Very impressive with 7.6 bitcoin there.