[IXC mining will be turned off completely on OCT 24]

OK, just ease off slowly please.

We have restarted for now, sorry for no previous warning - we had to do some unexpected maintenance. However IXC mining will be turned off completely on OCT 24 @12:00 hrs GMT.

We technically cannot do it separately for IXC, it is merge-mined with BTC, so it shows the same rate. However, since we have warned everyone that  GHASH.IO pool will be closing down, we expect miners to gradually switch to other pools, which will ease off the hashrate.

Message to iXcoin miners:

It appears it is up to miners to move off of ghash.io.  The pool can't throttle down gradually by themselves.  They can just turn iXcoin mining completely off.  With that in mind, we don't want to lock up the iXcoin block chain again.  So if you're mining please switch to another pool before Oct 24.  Below are the other pools I know of.  If there are additional pools let everyone know.

http://mmpool.org/register

http://p2pool.in/
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=62842.0

Im just brainstorming here.

#1 Reason to fork bitcoin is to remove the Ninja mined Satoshi coins. See what I did there, the parallels to the eth attackers coins...
 

Opposite direction from
No really, I'm sure you've thought that an Ixcoin 2.0 reboot would allow for some extra freebees given to the ixcoin foundation for future developments.

Step 1. Fork bitcoin

Step 2. Add in ixcoin merge mined code etc

Step 3. Add in a special address with new foundation coins.

Hmmm,
Allows numerous threads about Eth. I think I counted atleast thirteen at one time.

But deletes a thread calling it spam that details Ixcoin riseing from the ashes.

Let this be a good lesson to you all. These alt coins are very hard to kill. Ixcoin, the first copy of bitcoin, is still chugging along. Even though there are probably only a dozen people trading this for the last several years, thats all it takes.

Theres no developers full time or even part time. Every now and again a developer pops up to help out but none ever stay to long.

The creator abandoned the coin.

Websites have come and gone. As have blockexplorers and exchanges. But still it doesn't die.

All coins have been minted but it doesn't die.

So take note of Ixcoin when you claim that such and such coins are dead. Ixcoin being one of the oldest out there will not die.

First, is it possible to create this?

Second, what would be an appropriate bounty.

[holly grail]

I'm exploring the idea of atomic transfers for sha256d merge mined chains.

Does anyone know if there is any implemented code?

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 are you aware of the potential for entirely decentralized cross-chain exchanges?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193281.msg6487835#msg6487835

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=515370.0

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The latest version allows transfers between chains as long as 1 of them supports non-standard transactions.
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Edit 1.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=91843.msg1011737#msg1011737

P2PTradeX: P2P Trading between cryptocurrencies

The protocol allows cross-coin p2p trading without a central point. It seems to me that it is the "holly grail" of alternate crypto coins. And this is an idea that can change the cryptocoin ecosystem for good, where all coins trade against each other. The benefit for alternate chains is enormous: they don´t need to provide an exchange site, they can trade automatically against Bitcoin. It also means that alternate cryptocoins will rely on Bitcoin and will support Bitcoin because they need  it to enter the cryptocurrency game.