Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 93. (Read 1210749 times)

I'm still waiting for your answer regarding the 20,000XBB donation I made to you.

1) Can you confirm you received it.

2) What is your current status regarding this project and when can we see the donations equals development materialize?

I don't like donating to someone who doesn't have the decency to say thank you or update the community. A beggar on the street has enough decency to say thank you when you give them a few coins. The 20,000 I gave you is far from that.

Nobody can get a straight answer out of you regarding anything related to this project. Every time this project moves into a growth cycle you show up to kill it instead of supporting it. Usually with promises of future development or fearporn warnings of viruses followed up by radio silence for 5 months a stretch. It's been two months since the last cycle and not a single update just useless posts about a ticker change.

I have little doubts about your capability as a developer but your assumed role as steward of this project is becoming tarnished with your unprofessionalism. Fluffypony is the biggest pile of shit on these forums and arguably the worst project lead given he can't even code, yet XMR is within the top 5 market caps. Meanwhile Boolberry is struggling to stay in the top 50.. surrounded by shitcoins like AEON, IOcoin, Rubycoin, Syscoin and IOCoin.

If you want to be a project lead, start acting like one and lead.

Sorry i am late! I resent to you!

not much atm

Is there ongoing development on this coin? I don't see many commits on github (4 commits in the last 1.5 years).

Done !

Pm me your email or you sent direct pm via Bitcointalk to @crypto_zoidberg

Could someone add me to the slack please? I will pm my mail

bittrex wallet is on offline too..

Me too.I filed a ticket yesterday at 23:30 CET. Still no answer.

Yup, I filed a ticket yesterday and still no resolution.

Anyone else having issues depositing to poloniex? I haven't had any show up for a while. (Anyone even here?)

Alright, thanks guys.

Can I get some people to test out mining with my proxy options at http://mining.blue/#getting_started to see if you have any issues? I'm wondering about how well it will work with a lot of concurrent connections. (shamelessly asking for hashrate, really)  but I'd like to know if you use it and how well it runs. You can leave me a P.M. if you like.

For regular cryptonotes the difficulty is just the expected number of hashes to solve a block, so you can estimate time to block by dividing diff by your hashrate and get an answer in seconds. Your answer is only off by a factor of two, and as teknohog said the pool side estimated hashrate bounces around a lot based on share submisssion, so I think it's close enough and boolberry is the same.

The pool estimates the hashrate based on recent shares, so it's unlikely to match the real hashrate (unless averaged over a long time).

That doesn't seem to work, or the pool's calculation is wrong.

207292497973 / (1265*1e3) is 163867 but it should be roughly around 86400 seconds (=1 day).

It's the same but without the extra factor of 2^32. The same, simple logic seems to apply to all Cryptonote coins.

I want to calculate how often I should find a block based on the difficulty and my hashrate but I don't know how.

For example, with a difficulty of 207292497973 I'd need 1265 Kh/s to find one block a day based on http://bbr.mbkpool.info.

But how is that calculated?

For most coins the block finding frequency in seconds is: (2^32 * difficulty) / hashrate

So long then, good luck, bye !

i have sold all my BBR now, i dont think its gonna raise again especially that dev is not here.
its just a pump - take profits and leave guys