[ANN][I0C] Resurrection, memory problems and instabilitiy fixed!

[Kumala]

I posted it on two threads,

here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=294490.0
and here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=224744.80

[markm]

Oh good. I wonder why GRouPcoin didn't also appear though since bitparking picked up both of them at about the same time for its merged mining pool so most likely anyone mining I0Coins is also mining GRouPcoins.

-MarkM-

[No_2]

Can someone answer my questions or point me at useful sources to answer them:

1. How many IOC coins have currently been mined?

2. What is the planned cap or method of growth of supply?

3. What is the approximate block completion time?

4. Can anyone point me at a mining calculator so I can calculate my mining abilities - I can mine SHA-256 at 1200MHs (or scrypt at 1200KHs).

[markm]

The useful source is main.cpp in the src directory of the git repo.

I am not sure what the URL is of the git repo offhand but a search on github should find it presumably.

-MarkM-

[steelhouse]

I0C - 90 sec per block, retarget every 120 blocks or every 3 hours, 960 a day                  
Date   Block   Coins   Inflation   Reward   Coins per day   
12/11/11   150639   7230672   233%   48   46080   
2/20/12   218799   10500000   80%   24   23040   
9/30/12   437339   15750000   27%   12   11520   
5/12/13   656859   18375000   11%   6   5760   
12/21/13   875399   19687500   5%   3   2880   
8/1/14   1093939   20343750   3%   1.5   1440   
3/12/15   1312479   20671875   1%   0.75   720   

I made the above table over a year ago.  According to Vircurex we are at block 901213.

Thus the block reward should be 3 and we now have a coin with less annual inflation than the U.S. dollar.  Note, the dates are wrong because the coin stopped for awhile. Can someone confirm that the block reward is 3?

[markm]

Yes it has been three for a while now.

Are you sure it ever actually stopped?

-MarkM-

[smeagol]

i0coin now has a devtome article!
http://devtome.com/doku.php?id=i0coin

[ayayay]

may have recovered my lost  iocoin wallet.dat file   now where does it go   i'm do a search for iocoin wallet on my pc and find nothing the client is up and running

[markm]

Most coins are alike in that they have a wallet.dat file in their data directory. Most likely put their data directory in much the same place too, but named after the particular coin whose data directory it is.

For example on Linux, ~/.bitcoin, ~/.i0coin, etc.

-MarkM-

[ayayay]

wallet.dat file currupt salvage fail    any way to fix

[sal002]

Anyone know the current block reward and target block time?

[rsnel]

wallet.dat file currupt salvage fail    any way to fix

Did you try pywallet.py (https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet) with --recov_device pointed at the old wallet.dat?

If it fails, I'd like to take a look at your wallet, unfortunately this raises severe trust issues, since I could run off with your coins.

[ayayay]

Please take a look at wallet-  I trust you will not run off with my coins.-

[nullbitspectre1848]

Can someone please tell me where I can actually find a windows binary for this?  All the links are dead, and I can't compile anything atm.

Thanks.

[rsnel]

Hi,

I'm sorry, but my hosting provider had big problems yesterday. I am currently uploading backups to the replacement server. i0coin.snel.it should appear shortly.

Greetings,

Rik.

[aa]

Added I0coin info to this page: http://www.lurkmore.com/wiki/Cryptocurrency_information_and_wallet_client_downloads

[Anonylz]

i0coin now has a devtome article!
http://devtome.com/doku.php?id=i0coin

the blocktarget time of your article is incorrect

[jubalix]

I see I0coin is doubling in value recently

[smeagol]

Can anyone help resurrect devcoin to bitcoin 0.8?

[No_2]

@rsnel

Gliss has said he will add I0C to his tracker at http://coinmarketcap.com/ if somone can point him at a block explorer for it:

...

Do you have any plans to add IOC which had recently been revived and is also back on Vircurex, see here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=268228.0

I will add if there's a block explorer with quantity info...

See main thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=199685.0