Topic: [ANALYSIS] Altcoin Investing (Read 41103 times)

Emergency help! About infinitecoin strange extensions

Infinitecoin referred to as IFC

September 23, 2019 IFC had a strange event at block height 5529600

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1 IFC has had many strange events since the establishment of the community in China in 2017.

2 IFC development in China has been continuously undermined. It has been reported that two QQ groups have been blocked.

3 Attackers continue to attack At the peak, 600 L3+ attacks were used.

4 No power attack was found before this incident. It has not been discovered for a long time.

5 It is often found that the blockchain explorer shows more computing power than the community's three mining pools.

6 Test network can not be opened Tips Expression: block.GetHash0 == hashGenesisBlock




IFC was born on June 5, 2013
 
The IFC block mechanism is exactly the same as BTC and LTC. They are all fixed cryptocurrencies.

IFC algorithm scrypt total fixed 90.6 billion

IFC is a block of 30 seconds, 24 hours out of 2880

IFC initial block rewards 524,288 blocks for each generation of 86,400 blocks (about 30 days)

IFC was born on June 5, 2013. Block height 1

IFC halved for the first time on July 5, 2013, block height 86400

The second halving of IFC was on August 4, 2013. Block height 172,800

IFC's last block reward is 0.00000001. The time is March 27, 2018. Block height 3974399

IFC has no block rewards since the block height of 3974400

Infinitecoin Blockchain Explorer
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ifc/

Infinitecoin Source Code
https://github.com/infinitecoin/infinitecoin ( 1.8.8.0 )
http://infinitecoin.com/ ( 1.8.8.0 )

Branch version
https://github.com/withu2018/infinitecoin ( 1.9.1.0 and 1.9.1.4 )

Branch version
https://github.com/WilliamXuu/infinitecoin ( 1.9.1.8 Remove internal links based on 1910)

Infinitecoin BitcoinTalk
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-infinitecoin-update-to-188-visit-infinitecoincom-356065

Infinitecoin chainnode ( Created on August 1, 2019 ）
https://www.chainnode.com/forum/372

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Great advice.

uhm..just to fix this-->"Almost Nobody knows anything, this is a casino, if you can... enjoy"

Memorycoin 8/10, Litecoin 1/10

No guesses that Freetrade released and holds a lot of Memorycoins.

On the date of  the OP-  1 mmc= 0.00030083
Today.......................   1 mmc= 0.00001530

this is the life in altcoins

where is mmc now???

This is still a fairly sound analysis in my opinion, interesting to come back and see how it's going.

I believe GPU is still viable and interesting. I've mined MMC for some time with two of the R290 of my mining rig with 41 HPM and it was profitable (now it isn't at electicity price here in Italy). As a comparison with my i7 with AES-NI on and hugepage working I achieve an 8 HPM. To obtain the same result the only way I had was to mine on my company server CPUs but... this was not an option
Yes, cpu wattage is less but the watt per hash ratio, I believe, is still pointing to GPU mining.


This would be interesting. I'll go read about it.

I was hoping to see ADT on the list as its been all fixed and sorted for a couple weeks now
 

The GPU miner is really not a factor since GPU mining is very bad with this coin (it was good for about a week or two until yvg1900 released his Yam Miner for MMC which eliminated this advantage).
I think it is safe to say that MMC is the most (or one of very few) GPU resistant coin existing today.

As for the pools - The coin's CNO is working on a (already in beta) p2pool to solve this issue...
This should hopefully move many people to use the official pool with far lower fees (1%) and will create a better hash power distribution.

FreeTrade: are you still updating this?
How you consider the MMC value going down? I've mined for months them because my considerations about that coin was the very same as yours
Only one negative point you've not listed: the pools are not at all distributed. 1GH.com and mmcpool.com represent mote than 95% hashpower between pools. I don't believe there are many solo miners so this is a problem now. This is due to the fact, I believe, that the only GPU miner is not open source, it's compiled and owned by 1GH.com. This must be solved for the future of the coin.
My only fear is that MMC could go in oblivion like many other alt coin  

I find it funny that people put so much blind faith in the words of others. I trust no one on the internet, and when I have to trust them, I do everything I can to confirm their story. Your opening words say "don't take this as investment advice" and then of course, someone bitches about the bad investment advice... I guess they don't realize that there's a chance you're a 13 year old who grabbed a random guy's picture off the internet.
(obviously this is not an accusation, just an example of why not to trust someone on the internet)

People need to do their own research as well as read others.

Are you still updating this?

This is not investment advice. People always say that when giving investment advice, so I thought I'd start with it. I guess some guy once did badly and sued some other guy and now nobody advises anybody about anything anymore. If you're a litigious guy, you should stick to T-bills, whatever they are. I hear they are very safe, but don't take my word for it, as this is not, as I have already told you, investment advice.

I follow this thread some time ago because I seemed that way to expose was professional, follow some "tips" of investment and have only lost money, which to me confirms me "the great rule"

"Nobody knows anything, this is a casino, if you can... enjoy"

+1

I would also like to know your opinion about Darkcoin.

Seconded. I've been watching Darkcoin for some time from afar... would be interested to read an educated assessment of it.

Interesting analysis, thanks for some new thoughts! While investing in most altcoins is like a gamble, and you are right that bitcoins should be the main part of the portfolio, I will suggest also to take a closer look into next generation of coins - NXT, new protocols over bitcoin like MSC and XCP, and few coming projects.

And by the way, what do you think about Darkcoin?

I like you're analysis, and I'm interested in creating some type of rubric and/or analytical model for ranking newer altcoins, specifically. While I think I'll use some form of your 3 q's for the financial part of my rank model, do you have recommendations for any of the other areas? (Or other recommended posts).

1) Developers- Is there a strong development team? Are they active on the forums and present? What is their track record with previous projects? Can they compile a windows and os x wallet?

2) Financials- Inflation? Decentralization? Will this be listed on exchanges? Are there any vendors (or a target audience) that plans to use and exchange this coin? Does it have a viable chance of being used for internet tipping, game development, apps, environmentally-friendly research, etc.?

3) Community- Are people excited about the coin? Do people actually post on the reddit page for the coin?

4) Uniqueness- Does the coin offer anything new or novel? Does it correctly implement Kimoto Gravity Well? Does it have special block rewards? Is it the next Ethereum or crypto 2.0? OR... is it copypasta salad?

ADT is now fixed > https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-androids-tokens-v20-proof-of-stake-440353

It would be awesome to here what you have to say about it and what you think should be improved