well, alpha testing my stalking system.
Best posts made by msgAnton
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RE: The Canary - Burst Early Warning Systemposted in Burst Projects & Crowdfundings
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RE: Where to sell bitcoin (or burstcoin) for USD bank account with the highest valueposted in Price & Trading Discussion
if paypal is good enough, use https://xcoins.io/?r=fr7nz1
@Lexicon 's ref link.
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RE: Why are pool clocks not on same time.posted in General Discussion
Nope, I suspect I was correct. 344818 was won by TCIG LLC, your pool says its won by Big_Rob. which means it was already on a fork before 344819. and when you tried to broadcast 344820, the rest of the world rejected it due to it being shorter then the longest chain. (data from my own local wallet.)
It seems to be alot more complicated then this because I don't have the records of the other pools.... I can't really check. only going off your screenshots here.
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RE: Burst Weekly Lottery AT (SmartContract)posted in Announcements
@gpedro said in Burst Weekly Lottery AT (SmartContract):
@Lexicon @msgAnton First of all, thanks for this developments... I just bought 1 ticket and am planning to send some small donations as a token of my appreciation in a couple of days, so @msgAnton please send me your Burst Address (PM me if you want) so i can send something to you when i have some funds released from the loan i have in Polo... @Lexicon addy i already have ;D
Can you guys share the code of this lottery (with the 10% roll-over feature) or share a way to disassemble the AT machine code? I tried the examine feature in http://burst.lexitoshi.uk/smartcontractor.html#examineats but it didn't do anything after i put the AT ID and hit the button... I also noticed a decompiler in @msgAnton but i didn't got it's purpose, maybe it's to read the machine data, idk...
Also, I have been trying to understand how exactly the fees work for the AT be running, and i readed somewhere that @msgAnton wrote that it consumes 1 burst per line of code but that doesn't seem to be right, did you guys already really tracked this or it was something like it looks to be around 1 burst per line of code?
Details can be found @ https://github.com/antonyip/BurstAT/wiki/0330-Lottery-Repeat-AT
Working on a decompiler.. its a work in progress. what do u want to do with it?
Fees are 0.1 Burst for normal code.
1 burst for BurstAPI calls.BURST-YQFX-X5K7-UCER-8SMMW for moneh.
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RE: Testnet for Burstcoin for testing AT devposted in Development
I think me and @Lexicon talked about this before. It will probably take too long to find miners.. and a block would take too long to be mined to figure out what exactly is happening in the code.
@luxe the at debugger works funny. some stuffs works differently as compared to live systems especially. The 2 major ones that i know of are timestamps and tx_to _a.. which is a big issue in development.
@gmg3327 I've started testing various stuffs on my github. feel free to contribute. https://github.com/antonyip/BurstAT
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RE: Burst Lottery AT Liveposted in Burst Projects & Crowdfundings
Hi Luxe,
I re-wrote the whole Lottery from scratch. You can see the progress of my research here.
https://github.com/antonyip/BurstAT
You could configure the code to decide how much to have a stake.
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RE: smart contract listposted in Development
@Lexicon Code doesn't work. I tested it on the AT_Debugger. Need alot more stuffs to get it working. I still need to figure out how to get the burst address of the buyer. Thats my main blocking point. seems like AT debugger is working fine. i needa cross check this with the ciyam.cpp thing.
@gpedro I think the standard fee is 1k BURST, by default.. not 100% sure.
Ticket price was supposed to be 500 burst, but the version i sent is totally wrong. 500 burst should be #0000000ba43b7400 :D. Might be easier to advertise the ticket at 550 burst due to code steps..
Draws are 3 days after 16 tickets have been bought. There is no way to auto win tho. someone needs to trigger the AT to complete after 3 days.Every code step takes 1 burst.. on average, it eats up about 20 burst per run.. Might be cheaper to run a php host. lol
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RE: [CAUTION] BTCDragon Assetposted in Concerned Assets
Let me explain how the BTC side of the casino works.
The values that you see at https://www.moneypot.com/apps/1406-btcdragon-casino are the stats of the casino which are bet through moneypot. BtcCasino earns a "tip" from moneypot.com from wagers done through moneypot which is 10%(?) of the house edge. The average house edge is 1.39% based on the custom and plinko games done through the moneypot.com portal.
However, this casino info doesn't contain information done through the BTC part of the casino which you can only check through the deposit account at http://burstcoin.biz/address/9518782830690538703.
The BTC part of the casino also doesn't contain custom bets that btcDragon can force upon the user as all money deposited to btcDragon casino is in full control of btcDragon.
Yes, I agree that there is no full transparency to where the invested money goes to but this has always been the case for all the BURST assets.
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RE: Smart contract lottoposted in General Discussion
@theduuude still here.. if you want something :D
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RE: Why are pool clocks not on same time.posted in General Discussion
On further analysis. I think i am wrong about the fork. Seems like the other pools don't like your pool (All pun intended) by not accepting your block.
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RE: Burst Weekly Lottery AT (SmartContract)posted in Announcements
@nixxda said in Burst Weekly Lottery AT (SmartContract):
@Lexicon 4 Tickets please!-)
any Idea why this is not showing up on https://wallet.nixxda.ninja:8125/atlotteries.html ?? @msgAnton told me once but I cant bloody remember!-/
My lottery doesn't have the keyword lottery :D
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RE: Burst Lottery AT Liveposted in Burst Projects & Crowdfundings
@FlippyCakes said in Burst Lottery AT Live:
@Lexicon said in Burst Lottery AT Live:
i wouldn't say a miner could force a time stamp on a block either. if thy had the right deadline but them being able to force this outcome id say is impossible
Seems possible to me, though I'll agree unlikely. As a miner, if I have a few tickets in the lottery and I realize that I'm about to win a block with timestamp 82251394, I know how the tickets are chosen and I know that if I fudge the block timestamp to 82251397 one of my tickets is chosen...
Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding something. I think what you're doing with the lottery is awesome.
Perhaps using the nonce of the block to choose the winner is a better choice, as miners have no control over that number.
Well. The main issue is that I'm limited to what i can pull from the API of Burst. Nonce is not exposed and the wallet doesn't know what the nonce is until it is calculated. Also, the AT runs before the nonce is decided so.... cant use the nonce for calculations even if i wanted to. :)
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RE: Burst Lottery AT Liveposted in Burst Projects & Crowdfundings
@FlippyCakes said in Burst Lottery AT Live:
Previously I have looked at setting up an automated lottery in Ethereum, however coming up with a source of randomness is a difficult problem since all numbers need to come from the public ledger without relying on an outside oracle.
In this case, the block timestamp and the number of tickets sold are values that can be influenced (by miners and lottery players, respectively). While unlikely, a clever miner could force a specific winner by providing a crafted timestamp. Or a player could guess at an upcoming timestamp, perhaps by monitoring pools (even more unlikely) and buy X number of tickets to give themselves an edge at being chosen winner.
All unlikely, but something to think about.
I agree that there's no true way to get true randomness.. However, I believe that i can delay the calculation of the picking to the end of the lottery to hide the final winner. This should be able to deter most common users.
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RE: smart contract listposted in Development
I don't know if Lex made changes to my code or not. If he didn't then you gotta send 550... or it will just eat your money D':

