Multi-Out payments have been enabled on the pool. If there are any issues with this upgrade I will provide compensation to the miners as needed. Enjoy.

@quibus Well that's not really a pool right? It's a shared address xD But when I wrote the post I was actually thinking that I had read something like that before... Regarding it being hard to block I agree with you, You can only defend yourself as long as the attacker is a not so clever one xD Provably it's possible if they bind it to a wallet address instead of a peer IP, although I'm not sure if it is fair because this can be the origin of other kinds of attack.... That's why I said that it can be a good feature if CHIA has it without the need to user interaction, but until it happens it's just smoke and mirrors.

I think it's a cool idea. I would pick up a couple shares for sure. Let me know if you are still planning to do this :)

Alright, so due to the plots being switched over to the new rig, then switched over to POC2 we did not meet the pools payout threshold yet. So I will be compounding today's payment into next payment. New video will be up tomorrow or next day going over the progress of plotting all the new drives and switching over to POC2. Apologies again for any concern, this is a weird time for the asset, as I am also in the midst of moving to a new city. However, rest assured, once the move is complete, and all our new drives are finally done plotting (it's taking forever lol) it will be smooth sailing from there. Thanks for understanding. Also, I just realized some of the information in the OP, the whitepaper and our website is now outdated. I will be getting around to updating all of that before the next payment comes :)

@goodplanets Indeed I do ... so make sure you behave .... ;-)

I added conversion resume support.

@gibsalot Every one creating a block can decide witch transactions get included ... or if none gets included ... so i can not tell you about blocks with 0 transactions. But there is only 1 transaction per block for 0.00735, the next one is 0.0147 etc. so using e.g. 0.05145 (for 7th slot) should speed up your transaction ... but sure you can use 1 BURST as always and you are fine. Currently the main benefit is, that we can afford faucets again, to get new users started etc.

@nhoksokvcbn Use this faucet -> burstcoin.cc:3333 You can improve the chance that the reward assignment or any other transaction get included in nect block by double or tripple etc. transaction fee. In worst case you have to wait some blocks. If you use the whole 0.05 BURST (or half of it) you get from faucet, you should have no Problem at all.

@agabus274 said in The imminent Hard Fork.: Am I reading this right - the updated Qbundle miner will automatically convert POC1 to POC2? Yeah check the wallet menu and under tools/plotting you can select johnnys "plot converter" and it converts one plot file at a time while you are mining. You just get an error every round for that plot file. I notice after the plots have been converted they no longer appear in the plot converter window when you click on them, so its pretty easy to see whats already been converted.

Testing BURST fees to see what I can do to lower them and accept people with asset shares lower than 50.

As i first heard of Monero mining via a script used in a browser tab, I was fascinated of the potential. My first thought was ... hell internet, i give you 20% of my cpu power and you turn off this fuckin' adds :-) It is a amazing idea, to provide some BURST for leaving a browser tab open. As it would be so simple to get started with BURST. Hope you will be successful with this idea.

those cpus are decent for mining too. i put a low priority on the cpu miner though.

@carnageasada80 Please provide information from "Edit->View Console" That is the only way we can be sure of what is wrong.

@dillion Just to complete @haitch post... Take into account that BURST uses 8 decimals, so if you make your asset divisible with 1 decimal place, it will automatically make the price decimals, when trading, to be 8 - 1 = 7 decimals... ;D

http://solominer.ddns.net/ is running fine after the fork. I only had to change wallet.