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  About worst Deadline
  • dreamboy334

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  @dreamboy334 In that panel the times displayed are how far into the round those deadlines were found. So the best DL was found in 1 min 18, the worst after 3 seconds. H.
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  BURSTCOIN mining ALTERNATIVE.
  • qpqpqp

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  Yes, why not ... but u can use every cloudming service and exchange the currencies mined to BURST, too. For them it is something completely different offering BUSRT than e.g. LTC.
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  How to optimize profits
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  mining calculator is estimation. go to this website : http://pool.burst-team.us/ right bottom corner box you can see the realistic reward and earnings of past 24hrs for diff. users with diff. capacity.
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  How important is it to eject external drives before entering sleep mode or powering off?
  • Propagandalf

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  @burn1ngf1re If the plotter crashed, or wasn't running, then yeah, delete the plot and restart. But if it just went to sleep and the plotter is still running, leave it be.
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  Hi Follow Burst Miners...I Just have a question about pool.burst-team.us/
  • swancorp

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  @haitch Oh okay thanks for the info....now i understand a bit more lol.
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  can you set reward to online wallet
  • smiley

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  moonjeina said it all, maybe to make it totally clear ... both online and local wallet get their data out of the burst blockchain, your account and its reward assignment is also stored the blockchain ... so all you will ever need to access your account is you passphrase .... online or local ... makes no difference.
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  Am I doing it right , I mean the mining , rewards are so slow (urgent)
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  @BurstDiddly1 Burst is likely quite undervalued at the moment, given all the positive fundamentals that are in place. So, with that in mind, you can look at this as an easy way to mine coins before Burst appreciates in value. Be in it to win it - stick around for the long run! :)
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  What else?
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  @BurstL0rd Nice one :)
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  Show your mining rig/Farm
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  @BurstL0rd http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19982/how-to-make-the-windows-command-prompt-wider/
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  Using External Harddrive on Multiple PCs
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  Good to know...thanks for the info
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  Is there any chance of winning block with 100gb or less size plots?
  • dreamboy334

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  @dreamboy334 At the moment the pool is about 5.8PB - 5,800TB - 5,800,000GB. You have 100GB, so your chance of winning a block is approximately 100/580,000,000. The odds are low, but my small miners have won blocks. Your 100GB will get some good times where even if you don't win you'll get a good payout, or you could win, or on the other hand you won't have a Deadline that meets the threshold to submit the nonce - it varies, it's a lottery - the more space, the more tickets, the more chance of winning something. H.
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  Why is Burstcoin value depreciating?
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  Actually it can go up more than 10000% but can only go down 100%. ;-)
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  Account not showing in current shares @ http://pool.burst-team.us/
  • dreamboy334

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  @dreamboy334 You don't have to delete the old plots. If you use the Windows Client, just plot more space with it. It will automatically write a new file where the old file ended. Sometimes it is even handy to have plotted in 20x 100 GB chunks, because then you can delete the last written plot to free up some space for something else, without deleting everything you've plotted.
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  Facebook group for real-time chat and support
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  Will this forum ever have an online chat?
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  Join facebook group, for real time support or chat. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1085461178195643/
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  Introducing BURSTcoin to Friends
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  @BurstL0rd Show them this website if they are interested: https://web.burst-team.us. The information there is perhaps not the simplest to digest for non-crypto people, but it is very informative and enticing. Also, if they have heard about Bitcoin, just explain that it uses so much power to mine that it is becoming a global environmental threat, and that Burst is part of the solution. Burst mining hardly costs you a penny, and especially not if you use the same PC you are using anyway, unlike traditional PoW mining. There is really no drawback, as your "mining equipment" (HDDs) can be used for other things or even sold if you regret mining Burst (but you won't). EDIT Show them promo video #1 (non-technical): #2 (technical):
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  Using Cloud storage
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  @Randomtraveler I suggest you just buy bulk HDD's and farm them at home as cloud storage would be cool but at the moment its not producing an ROI.
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  Selling section
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  Internet usage
  internet usage • • hashimnasir

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  Nothing to worry about, after initial blockchain download there will not be much bandwith used. But you do not even have to run a full node to mine on a pool. Just the mining software. Mining software traffic is very low. It has to ask the pool for new block from time to time. Guess default is 1-2 seconds ... but it is adjustable every 15 sec would be ok, too. And mining software will send the mining results back to pool. Both are just a few bytes per request.
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  BTC rising. Good for us ?
  • BurstL0rd

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  Bitcoin on the rise can (and already has) make several altcoins lose value, but as Burst is rising again, maybe the bottom has already been reached? In my opinion Burst value is insanely cheap anyway.