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<blockquote data-quote="AGuy14" data-source="post: 458276" data-attributes="member: 11915"><p>Anyone else into Burstcoin (BURST)? I've dabbled in Bitcoin, ETH and DASH but recently found BURST. I think it has big time potential. Check it out here - <a href="http://www.burst-team.us/" target="_blank">http://www.burst-team.us/</a></p><p></p><p>The thing that makes BURST unique is that you can mine it very efficiently. Unlike Bitcoin and others that take a ton of computer power and resources (the little guy can no longer mine Bitcoin) with BURST you simply mine with free hard drive space. You have to plot your hard drive space (which can take some time) and the more space you have the better obviously. But once that's done the cost to mine is essentially the cost of electricity of having your computer on. You literally can mine in the background while using your computer on regular tasks. In fact I'm mining right now...</p><p></p><p>They are also close to launching a way to mine on your android smart phone. I don't think the word is out on this coin yet and just think it has A LOT of upside.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AGuy14, post: 458276, member: 11915"] Anyone else into Burstcoin (BURST)? I've dabbled in Bitcoin, ETH and DASH but recently found BURST. I think it has big time potential. Check it out here - [URL]http://www.burst-team.us/[/URL] The thing that makes BURST unique is that you can mine it very efficiently. Unlike Bitcoin and others that take a ton of computer power and resources (the little guy can no longer mine Bitcoin) with BURST you simply mine with free hard drive space. You have to plot your hard drive space (which can take some time) and the more space you have the better obviously. But once that's done the cost to mine is essentially the cost of electricity of having your computer on. You literally can mine in the background while using your computer on regular tasks. In fact I'm mining right now... They are also close to launching a way to mine on your android smart phone. I don't think the word is out on this coin yet and just think it has A LOT of upside. [/QUOTE]
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