any feedback about this guys I'm not sure and I'm also interested if there's already any take over?

Burst mining is coming to its end, if you plan to mine with your own hardware than why not.. but do not buy other hdds only for burst... you'll probably never see the ROI

Are there any wallets that do not need the blockchain?
I am a few days trying to make the official wallet work, but the blockchain always the problem at some point of the download and I need to clean the database, nor the online wallet I can access with my access key.

I would like to try to mine that coin, but it's hard to start!

Can I mine without using my official wallet?

Sorry for bad english!

Hello.
We need assistance of BURST developers. Several of outgoing transactions got stuck with 1 confirmation.
2753109786520183247
8622227596920310908
8358735036569192226
2753109786520183247
1713527881113763865
9374359284092483123

Could you clarify why this happens and what do we have to do?

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 It would be even easier if there was a decent LINUX-based miner.

 AFAIK the only one available is that JAVA-based "GPU assisted" thing, which I can't use as all the GPUs in my LINUX rigs are dedicated to running OTHER mining stuff, while the CPUs generally sit pretty much idle.

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Hi all,

I am trying to setup a miner on Raspberry Pi. Problem is that I do not find any miner working on ARM device.
I don't mind if is not efficient since the pi is running anyways, so I attached a small disk with a plot written to it to the pi for some additional mining.

If anyone has a working setup with an ARM device, would be nice to provide the link for the miner.

that is a good point, but like in the FIAT economy.....any moving money is good money

i have noticed lately that some of the blocks are taking forever to solve.  either there are fewer people taking part or the pools are pushing the diff up.  at the same time there is a decent and gradual rise in the coin value, so it looks like burst is making its next move up the ladder

Hi everybody,
What i really don't like about bitcoin is the waste of computing power (= waste of resources) it needs to secure the network, and how things would get worse the more bitcoin becomes successful.

Because of this I was wandering which are, actually, alternative mining alghoritms that you are aware of, and possibly their pros/cons.
I'd mantain such list in this OP and maybe group them up in a website if it could be useful, and discuss about mining alghoritms here to maybe come out with a new greener mining alghoritm or best block generation approach

If a post like this already exists (or website links) then please point me to it
thanks

So, I started a crowdfunding project, and then I pledged 1000 Burst to it, expecting to get the 1000 Burst back into my account, to test that the service works, and my 1000 Burst has vanished into thin air. Can someone help me?


It looks like my Burst is sitting in the account BURST-GUR6-VHE5-463Y-DJ57H, but I have no understanding why.

You might mean: http://burst.ninja:8125/index.html

But you should not used it, as the connection might not be secure. Remember, you are sending your passphrase to the server every time you do something and it could be scooped up in some cases.

Speculation is not an argument: if you want to disprove Riddikulo's original post, do it with evidence and research.

Clearly, Riddikulo has little interest in your questions - I can't say he is wrong not care about you

My family is from the India, Punjab and they are from a farming heritage!

If, you want too call me CHAV - then I'll stick up up for those downtrodden people - why not? However, I do not where sports clothing

I have brother who graduated from Cambridge University, another graduated from University College London. Another, who went to London School Economics, but dropped out too pursue other interests.

As for myself, I do have problems with writing English - grammar, spelling and so on. Therefore, I didn't enjoy school and didn't excel, especially in written timed exams.

My IQ is 142, which (at the time) was 5 points short of joining MENSA, but I was smoking cigarettes at the time and that takes 7 points of IQ test results.

Therefore, the person posting is saying that their are 800,000 CPUs mining ALTs, which there is no way too validate, even if you had an interest in mining with CPUs.

But, if you do mine with CPUs - you would be able to work too do a rough calculation by adding up hashrates for ALTs that have CPU mining on them and dividing that by the average hashrate per CPU.

Pretty tedious too do

People, are constantly doing calculations for 51% attacks, they are posted all over the place.

Just google it, if you are that interested in it, rather than being lazy and asking someone else to do your own work.

And, at least 2 of the tiny coins (minimal-like cash startups) imitating the Ethereum Foundation's algorithm open source information, have had successful 51% attacks on them - so, yes it does happen when the hashrate is really tiny on the Dagger algorithm.

However, I'd reckon that direct clone coin of Ethereum, does not have to worry about a Classic 51% attack

[...] where as many as 20X this number of CPUs are already in use for other altcoins. [...]

I wish Blago's miner did NOT go automatically to upper-left-corner - why doesn't it go where the profile layout configuration TELLS it to go like almost any other Windows program?

 Upper left corner is THE VERY WORST PLACE you can put any console.