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  I won a block... with 30GB. with my Wife's Computer.
  • JohnathanMoura

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  said in I won a block... with 30GB. with my Wife's Computer.:

  calculated

  great job man

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  Burst Private Wallet
  • JackManMania

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  @bandarfjb I want to keep some for the future. I will sell when Burst goes high and buy back when it's low ;)

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  Mining Investment
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  I find seagate's 8TB archive drive the best value for money. Plot to one drive, optimize to the next, and format the first drive before replotting in it again.

  Grab the external drives and shuck the drive to save an additional $20.

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  Buying 40TB For My Own Miner
  • JackManMania

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  @TimboSlice Yeah. I got paid today, so I bought $25 in BTC, bought some Burst xD

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  Harddrive configuration
  • Neo38

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  @Neo38 No need to use Raid - in fact it's better not to.

  Always format the drives as NTFS, and I've been using 64KB block sizes, but have not done any testing to see if it makes a difference.

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  I am new to this and got this message in my wallet after I set it up. What do I need to do?
  • xenoverve

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  Claim some Burst in faucet here: https://faucet.burst-team.us/

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  Assets Donating to Faucets
  • kohai

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  @haitch Least I can do the the community :) not much, but every little bit helps!

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  Burstcoin Media Collection for free usage
  • daWallet

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  @daWallet

  Awesome collection and hope ones could advertise their services in some way...

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  Price , Value Of Burst ...
  • Gibsalot

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  The free bot @bitko made is amazing for auto claiming faucets while you're afk :)

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  Keep in Burst, invest more or..
  burst decisions • • IIOBrocker

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  I found this article on google
  http://www.deskdecode.com/top-best-4tb-hard-disk-drive-monthly-updated/
  and they suggest me to buy Seagate Barracuda.
  how about that?

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  Uray Pool show each users mining size?
  • Tate A

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  @bitko said in Uray Pool show each users mining size?:

  @Tate-A, I think @Lexicon is the right person to give a help for that.
  By the way, you've got nice fresh avatar with sky blue and red color of your initial.

  Happy Bursting!

  If you enlarge my avatar, theres a HDD in the background. Didn't know if you caught that. It was made in Inkscape. :-)

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  Pool stealing coins to address not mining in the pool
  • Jumper

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  @Jumper I'll leave the thread here for now - just so there isn't future misunderstandings.

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  Online wallet not synced?
  • bitko

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  @bitko One of the online wallets got stuck on a block. Unfortunately it didn't crash the wallet - a full crash would restart the wallet automatically, a partial crash would have stopped it responding. If it had stopped responding, the load balancer would have stopped using it, but as it continued to respond - requests kept going there.

  It's been manually restarted and is back in sync.

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  Renting Space For Mining
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  @gpedro At the end of the day it has to be a zero sum game and in any reasonable run of time the main determinant of what you earn is how many TB do you have.

  So if the Renter makes more than the "Going Rate" then the Owner makes less and if the Owner makes more than the "Going Rate" the Renter makes less.

  In practice as the Owner is calling the shots he would be stupid to make less than the going rate so it's always has to be the Renter that looses out....

  Perhaps to simplistic a view, but it's my experience of any sort of Miner Rental.

  Rich

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  Pool Payment
  • Neo38

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  @Neo38 If you are Earning less than 300 Burst in a Day, then most Pools make a payout every 24 Hours of the balance you have earnt.

  Rich

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  How many TB do I need to find a block
  • Tate A

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  if you setup 30TB then you'll mine a block every day with a rare day where you don't get one. But as more people join and start mining the odds of you mining a block will decrease making the amount of TB's need higher,
  I personally have 30TB and have mined at least one block per day for 12 days now, some days I mine 3 in a single day.

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  Can someone manipulate the blockchain? Fake transactions?
  • Jumper

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  @Lexicon

  Thank you. I have updated my pool with the changes you have made in the file. Let see . hopefully that will fix that ghost block issue.

  thanks

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  ONE BURST FAUCET CURRENTLY STANDING?
  • Ndabezitha

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  @Ndabezitha funds are on the way to https://faucet.burstcoin.info/

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  No more blocks
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  the critcal point will be geting the price of burst going up as the amount of burst per block mined shrink's to keep the miners profitable .... without miners its basicly game over.

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  I am trading BURST!
  • qibucks

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  Today I purchased BURST @ 74 sat and will just Baghold.. Aim is to get to holding ONE MILLION BURST by March 31st 2017 and also grow the assets..