ANybody know how the wallet works?

trying to send From exchange but disappears?


BURST-XJ9X-R32U-ZY27-8KLQU - Do i need a couple to start with?

Does the Address change everytime u log onto the wallet

So basicly CPU Plotting is way better because of the Optimizision from the Plots. I was trying both, GPU is way faster but it seems i have some Corrupted Chains sometimes.

I have a "AMD Phenom 2 X4 955  3,2 GHz ( overclocked to 3,74 GHz ) and a GeForce GTX 570. Nonces are 8,8k with GPU, 3,8 with CPU. So i cant decide what to choose or invest Money into.



I also would appreciate if some1 would send me a few BURST so i can finally Activate my account. Have it for like 3 days now, no faucets sadly .

Would gladly pay you back later.

BURST-R7NZ-FEDW-XXMR-2BNK7

Basicly,the GPU plotter also creates optimised plots,just put "direct" instead "buffered" mode.

What does "corrupted chains " means?  

EDIT

What do you mean by this?


I sent you few coins

You just need to understand the difference between plotting and mining. Plotting is allocating,or prepping hdd for mining. In that process HDD space is reserved,and than filled wit something (doesn't really matter what ). You need to do this only once.

"Mining" is reading through drive and searching for some specific dataset. It's not very intensive process(essentially,it's just normal reading of data from HDD ),and CPU can easily manage this (unless you have idk,200TB of HDD-s )

So,conclusion- it's much faster to plot a drive with GPU,you only plot drive once,and for mining any normal CPU will do fine.

So,if it's only important for mining BURST,go with Ryzen (but that PII 955 that you already have will do just fine   



You plot drive one time only,and with each new block miner seeks different dataset on your drives.


Something like that. But,only thing that really matters is just plain amount of TB allocated. That's your "hashpower",to use GPU mining analogy. Just space It's not important how fast drives are,just tottal amount of space.

Tried some Faucets all dry. It is frustrating trying to get started and figuring out how to get Burstcoin to get started and then have to resort to begging... Can anyone help me out? I will repay when I get the miner up and running. BURST-R5EH-WL8Q-KV2K-E7XFX

So you think SoloMining with 20TB is worth it? it mostly depends on Luck i know, but overall...what you would prefer? and with which HDD Capacity you would go Solomining?

In https://github.com/r-majere/mjminer

Where I can find -k KEY ? I only have my wallet is : BURST-94FP-55T7-4HRW-8PK79

I am confused at how the shares are computed on burstcoin pools. I am new to burstcoin and to cryptocurrencies in general, and probably naive, so I would appreciate any explanation here.

Looking at the available pools for mining burstcoin, I noticed that most of them (if not all) use one of two formulas for converting deadlines into shares:

1: share is proportional to 1/deadline^0.75 (burst.lexitoshi.uk, pool.burstcoin.ml, pool.burstcoin.ro, ...)
2: share is proportional to 1/deadline^1.2 (burst.ninja, pool.burstcoin.eu, pool.burst-team.us, pool.burstcoin.sk, ...)

Suppose that I have P terabytes of plots. If I got it correctly, my deadlines are independent exponentially distributed random variables with rate proportional to P.

I did a rough computation and obtained that expectation of the share I receive is proportional to:

1: P^0.75
2: P^1.2

Both cases seem equally strange. Imagine that Bob mines with 1TB and Alice mines with 10TB. Then

1: Alice gets significantly less shares per TB than Bob (by a factor of 10^(0.75-1) = 0.56)
2: Alice gets significantly more shares per TB than Bob (by a factor of 10^(1.2-1) = 1.58)

And if Bob mines with 1 TB but Alice mines with 100TB, the difference in payouts per terabyte is much greater (by factors of 0.32 and 2.51 respectively)!

In this situation, an obvious strategy would be to mine with many workers with small plots on the pools with the exponent 0.75, or to cooperate with others and mine with one account with huge plots, and dominate the pool with the exponent 1.2.

Another issue is that some pools do not accept large deadlines. It also does not seem right, but I did not make any estimates of the effect of this.

I hope I am wrong somewhere, I would be grateful for any feedback and clarifications.

 You need 2 coin to set your address up for use with a pool (one for the actual setup, one for the transaction fee) as I recall.