Each AT has its own "account" so you can simply use that account id for such promotions.

Actually while I am thinking about that - the stupid format used in the alpha-numeric NXT (and BURST) accounts doesn't work at all well with clipboards (i.e. you can't just double click on them or "touch" them to highlight then entire account as it uses "dashes"). I had actually brought this up back when it was first added to Nxt but was ignored (and the separator has nothing to do with the RS algo).

A character other than a dash should really be considered (as Bitcoin addresses are *much better* in this manner - so being "worse than Bitcoin" in usability isn't really a very great thing for a "2.0" platform).

I agree with your point, dashes make me think of typing in microsoft product keys, ugh.

I think it's some other factor that it causing these big fluctuations in the network. If a person did have access to a vast amount of data storage surely they would bring it online 10,50 or even 100TB at a time?

There was a guy in this thread with access to a lot of cloud space and processors six hours a day. Maybe he is done with the setting script and his burst mining operation is now fully functional.

give me


Ok it gave me good results hours ago, but now it seems it it broken (market cap is 0 and burst volume of trex and polo are equals !). Also is it possible to provide small but better API ? this one is tricky to get information I want, must use hard regex as this structure is not constant.

Maybe a API to get market cap in currency you want, an other to extract price market you want or an average depending of argument you send, etc.

thanks

Edit, I'll write my own, and share it.

Edit 2 just learned Json_decode function in php... Things get much easier !

nicely summed up vaxman.
i suggested him to run a small "wallet farm" and forgot he could simply limit the submitted deadlines to reduce wallet compute load for verification.
the stagger should be no issue since this is ssd storage.
i never used the cloud myself but maybe he is able to rent the storage and can connect the miners to it.
last time i have checked the options it was'nt such expensive for large storage amounts simply because you pay for io cycles in combination with transfered volumes. if the stagger is high and on cloud plotted onto a connected permanent storage by the 6h machines with big staggers the read cycles should be reduced to only 8-32 for each block depending on plotsizes.
i am not aware of their tos but if they do an audit (and i am sure they do for such load) there will be a huge invoice for the compute nodes because the use is for sure against their tos.
but who knows....

nicely summed up vaxman.
i suggested him to run a small "wallet farm" and forgot he could simply limit the submitted deadlines to reduce the wallet compute load for verification.
the stagger should be no issue since this is ssd storage.
i never used the cloud myself but maybe he is able to rent the storage and can connect the 6h miners/plotters to it.
last time i have checked the cloud options it was'nt such expensive for large storage amounts simply because you pay for io cycles in combination with transfered volumes. if the stagger is high and on cloud plotted onto a connected permanent storage by the 6h machines with big staggers the read cycles should be reduced to only 8-32 io ops for 16tb each block depending on plotsizes.
i am not aware of their tos but if they do an audit (and i am sure they do for such loads) there will be a huge invoice for the compute nodes because the use is for sure against their tos.
but who knows....

Good point. My calculator now uses 360 block average:

https://bchain.info/BURST/tools/calculator

Just wanna say it must not be some odd thing. I, literally, just happened to get access to +2pb some time ago. Will not comment on how.

Was thinking the whole thing, just you got the shipment settled.