Dear Sir,

If you ever find yourself bored or out-of-work, you should write a white-paper for burst. Today I have hard seeing someone else doing as well as you would, and on top in thing your write damn nice. Perhaps a couple of people could write a draft but it still would be a lot of work.

Btw, I have just gradually understood what ATs are, and that is one reason the press release hasn't been published yet (I didn't really believe what Matt told me hehe!). And it's not easy to understand the magnitude of what they can achieve. I'm quite overwhelmed of what you guys actually have been able to do. This coin most be the most undervalued in the history of crypto atm. And of course my deposited funds to buy more got stuck due to the holidays

All the best!

Yup, Proof of Capacity is ASIC proof and energy efficient too.. without the security complications of Proof of Stake.  It's a very nice algorithm.

And I agree regarding the dev, I've had a few conversations with the dev trying to poke holes in the coin and suggest improvements.. he's thought through things quite well and I'm very impressed by him.

Also, why are we calling Smart Contracts Automated Transactions?  Seems to me like everyone knows them as Smart Contracts and that might be better from a marketing point of view... what does other people think about this?  At the moment, I'm calling them Smart Contracts and mentioning they are also known as Automated Transactions in the version of the press release I'm writing.

I am glad someone understood what ATs can achieve. I know is not easy to understand, but when you do, you can see the potentials.

Wow thanks the guy who send me 25 BURST (((((((((((':

Hey! How long does Blago Miner to read a 200gb plot? Two seconds? Lol! It takes a lot time to do a 200gb plot at 13.000 nounces... How can i automate the mining  process?

How you mine in a few steps? Do you optimize the plots?(Its takes too much time)

read&compute: 17930413153828766298_21700000_800000_800000 [@ 3058 ms]

plot at 13.000 nounces/min

1. GPU-plotting
2. optimize plots
3. defrag HDD
4. mining


not at all  )))

Yes, one time.



12389 Gb 41 sec = 302 Gb sec    (6 cores, 16 Gb RAM)

Yeah , I bought 10TB of HDD's for the sole purpose of mining

It`s 1TB file (928GB exactly) on i5-2500k (stock) & 3TB Seagate SATA HDD
3801088 nonces 6.731 sec = 564.7k nonces/sec (per CPU thread)

Anyone show your speeds on Ivy-Bridge and Haswell (or even better) CPUs, pls.

probably possible, but as the plotting is mostly cpu intensive, all you end up with, is 2 harddrives getting plotted at half speed, instead of one at full speed.

(edit) arh, i see you wrote GPU plotting. My answer only applies to CPU plotting (or, as others have pointed out, applies as long as your disks are not the bottleneck - with cpu plotting they are usually not)