Thanks primer.

I was hoping that was not the case but didn't want to risk losing coins in a transfer to an exchange.

I don't understand how you have an advantage in PoB when the burning is basically same as a period hardware contract.

Does a wallet with more burned coins have more "PoB" hashrate, so more decayed coins per block? Or just longer "participation" in PoB generation?

Anyways, great new thing to the cryptoworld!

The icons different it has a flame. I'll post an image when i get home from work if you like? Afaik only the wallet mines pob not other miners pointed at it these should be mining pow

Also noticed from burninfo each burn transaction gives u a hash so if u send 15 in one go you get one hash that decays if u send 3 then 4 then 8 u'd have 3 hashes that decay. Presuming this means higher chance with one hash but more chances with 3 like having 1 awesome rig v 3 ok ones. Correct me if im wrong its just how i see it

That's misleading. There's no need to burn. Burning coins only works to mine more coins. Primer- has a long story of trolling, please disregard that user. You can mine with PoW and sell those coins. You can mine with PoB and sell those coins. Both are equally valid. The only change of this coins in regards to more traditional clones is that there's no need for everyone to have big mining rigs because most coins are mined via PoB.

If you want me to explain it in spanish (i assume you're hispano because of your username), you're welcome to send me a PM and then i can help you understand the coin a little bit better

No, that information just tells you that you have consumed at least 0.00019% of your hashing "contract" through PoB.

decayed - wasted?

What hashrates are you guys getting while mining PoW? Just curious.

I think, not sure, SLIM has another algo (dcrypt)...

Yes it is, you have to edit the config file to look something like:

The url is the local ip address of the computer you want to mine to. And on the wallet you have to start it up with -rpcallowip="*", or type the ip addresses allowable instead of the star.