Community went into limbo. My guess is that a lot of people lost interest once all of the blocks were mined. I do believe that only transaction fees can be mined now. I think coins with a short mining period will hit this wall. No one seems to be ready for life after mining.
Maybe someone could pick up the pieces and start a new version? This coin did show a lot of promise back in the day. It was a top 10 with over $7 million cap. I am a bag holder and would love to see it make a comeback. Could a hard fork be used to create version 2 with, say, a 20+ year window to mine? Maybe bag holders could exchange old for new in some kind of 5 old for 1 new kind of deal?
Topic: [ANN] INFINITECOIN - UPDATE TO 1.8.8 visit INFINITECOIN.COM - page 171. (Read 155194 times)
Good question, interested to know, too.
Is TECSHARE still active and working on InfiniteCoin?
Difficulty: 0.007
Value Out: 0.25 IFC
Transactions: Transactions under 100 IFC will have a fee of 200 IFC. Transactions under 10,000 IFC will have a fee of 100 IFC.
latest commit: 2 May 2014 https://github.com/infinitecoin/infinitecoin/commit/cb9ab5cc0842387ba1f51b60e448ad2e435c479b
Good question, interested to know, too.
Is this coin still alive?
IFC picking up. Will go up a lot more.
A fee on http://crypto.office-on-the.net:9844 p2pool now is 0%
is 1.8.5.0 still working?
I don't think so. Upgrade to 1.8.8
Loving the looks of this! Will be taking part in this coin. Looks like it has a lot of potential! Mining them as we speak 
I liked this coin too but doing a fanboy post as your first one smacks of bullshit.
is 1.8.5.0 still working?
Loving the looks of this! Will be taking part in this coin. Looks like it has a lot of potential! Mining them as we speak
What is the status of the development of this coin? Is continued support for the Android Wallet required?
Yes, please continue to issue updates for the android wallet. Thank you.Currently the android app is not working, at least on my phone because it is stuck in August despite having two nodes connected.
I don't know why, yet. No one else has sent in any bug reports, perhaps it is limited to me alone.
This works for me:
addnode=71.175.81.45
addnode=63.246.129.56
addnode=212.204.164.23
addnode=61.166.241.207
addnode=82.200.205.106
addnode=95.150.102.167
addnode=204.11.237.73
addnode=85.25.197.186
addnode=78.145.241.30
addnode=96.2.40.126
addnode=23.92.218.130
addnode=98.238.145.154
addnode=192.99.37.139
addnode=167.160.36.184
addnode=198.199.83.168
addnode=107.170.244.90
addnode=198.245.62.191
addnode=180.252.104.254
addnode=85.25.197.186
addnode=92.42.160.251
addnode=205.145.137.99
addnode=72.46.152.250
addnode=84.74.102.146
addnode=86.30.210.4
addnode=76.217.14.190
addnode=192.241.216.151
addnode=67.214.249.178
addnode=106.187.92.19
addnode=96.244.196.98
addnode=93.210.222.85
addnode=62.114.154.48
addnode=92.42.160.251
addnode=211.155.81.18
addnode=76.164.237.242
addnode=198.245.63.172
addnode=176.9.31.178
addnode=192.99.15.174
addnode=192.99.13.127
addnode=119.32.147.134
addnode=39.13.176.159
addnode=104.131.239.136
addnode=106.187.89.50
addnode=206.192.231.183
addnode=37.187.144.69
addnode=50.149.31.242
addnode=84.101.239.139
addnode=50.182.191.190
addnode=115.66.167.250
addnode=87.103.15.30
addnode=204.11.237.252
addnode=23.92.218.130
addnode=188.165.2.147
addnode=91.150.123.23
addnode=99.48.204.150
addnode=188.226.148.83
addnode=39.8.24.114
addnode=74.208.97.13
addnode=94.23.16.150
addnode=24.253.155.129
addnode=81.224.228.175
addnode=98.246.194.221
addnode=70.81.35.93
addnode=71.175.81.45
addnode=63.246.129.56
addnode=212.204.164.23
addnode=61.166.241.207
addnode=82.200.205.106
addnode=95.150.102.167
addnode=204.11.237.73
addnode=85.25.197.186
addnode=78.145.241.30
addnode=96.2.40.126
addnode=23.92.218.130
addnode=98.238.145.154
addnode=192.99.37.139
addnode=167.160.36.184
addnode=198.199.83.168
addnode=107.170.244.90
addnode=198.245.62.191
addnode=180.252.104.254
addnode=85.25.197.186
addnode=92.42.160.251
addnode=205.145.137.99
addnode=72.46.152.250
addnode=84.74.102.146
addnode=86.30.210.4
addnode=76.217.14.190
addnode=192.241.216.151
addnode=67.214.249.178
addnode=106.187.92.19
addnode=96.244.196.98
addnode=93.210.222.85
addnode=62.114.154.48
addnode=92.42.160.251
addnode=211.155.81.18
addnode=76.164.237.242
addnode=198.245.63.172
addnode=176.9.31.178
addnode=192.99.15.174
addnode=192.99.13.127
addnode=119.32.147.134
addnode=39.13.176.159
addnode=104.131.239.136
addnode=106.187.89.50
addnode=206.192.231.183
addnode=37.187.144.69
addnode=50.149.31.242
addnode=84.101.239.139
addnode=50.182.191.190
addnode=115.66.167.250
addnode=87.103.15.30
addnode=204.11.237.252
addnode=23.92.218.130
addnode=188.165.2.147
addnode=91.150.123.23
addnode=99.48.204.150
addnode=188.226.148.83
addnode=39.8.24.114
addnode=74.208.97.13
addnode=94.23.16.150
addnode=24.253.155.129
addnode=81.224.228.175
addnode=98.246.194.221
addnode=70.81.35.93
Does anyone have a current node list?
ya i wanna know too !
On http://infinitecointalk.org/index.php/topic,2189.msg10836.html#msg10836
I wrote the following about this:
I don't know how, but it started [synchronizing] again. For those in need of help with this, I'm using the 1.8.8 version of the client and my config has the following content.
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=rpcuser
rpcpassword=rpcpassword
rpcallowip=10.1.1.*
rpcport=9322
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
addnode=63.246.129.56
addnode=111.161.77.213
addnode=67.193.198.104
addnode=85.217.147.117
addnode=121.73.174.13
addnode=192.249.59.81
addnode=192.99.2.38
addnode=37.140.4.246
addnode=46.147.138.65
addnode=65.92.17.184
addnode=66.63.176.231
addnode=67.177.3.56
addnode=67.191.60.108
addnode=68.7.110.173
addnode=69.196.182.237
addnode=69.47.230.59
addnode=72.239.12.120
addnode=76.110.255.33
addnode=77.205.43.231
addnode=83.133.105.235
addnode=83.83.247.33
addnode=85.217.147.117
addnode=86.150.227.43
addnode=92.195.101.215
addnode=92.41.180.147
addnode=94.189.239.110
addnode=95.170.82.34
addnode=98.18.252.73
that helps to sync the wallet
Syncing does not work.
Funny how you complain about the high fees while simultaneously complaining about how mining doesn't pay enough....
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
So I am going through the list of coins that the old CryptoRush hosted trying to determine which coins are dead and which are still functioning so we can list them again/repay old users their coins. From the looks of it this coin is still around, but I have to agree those fees are insane. If this is the case we will not be hosting it and will have to add it to our debt. There is no way we could charge these crazy withdrawal fees to our customers after everything they have already been through.
I do understand how fees are in place to avoid small transactions and blockchain spam, however charging a fee of 6,800 coins for a transaction of 9,744 coins is ridiculous no matter how you attempt to explain it.
Agree
If you put the time needed to mine 5k,it is a lot of money...
Time is money
Mining other for now.
What is the status of the development of this coin? Is continued support for the Android Wallet required?
Yes, please continue to issue updates for the android wallet. Thank you.Currently the android app is not working, at least on my phone because it is stuck in August despite having two nodes connected.
Funny how you complain about the high fees while simultaneously complaining about how mining doesn't pay enough....
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
So I am going through the list of coins that the old CryptoRush hosted trying to determine which coins are dead and which are still functioning so we can list them again/repay old users their coins. From the looks of it this coin is still around, but I have to agree those fees are insane. If this is the case we will not be hosting it and will have to add it to our debt. There is no way we could charge these crazy withdrawal fees to our customers after everything they have already been through.
I do understand how fees are in place to avoid small transactions and blockchain spam, however charging a fee of 6,800 coins for a transaction of 9,744 coins is ridiculous no matter how you attempt to explain it.
What is the status of the development of this coin? Is continued support for the Android Wallet required?
Yes, please continue to issue updates for the android wallet. Thank you.Currently the android app is not working, at least on my phone because it is stuck in August despite having two nodes connected.
Funny how you complain about the high fees while simultaneously complaining about how mining doesn't pay enough....
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
So I am going through the list of coins that the old CryptoRush hosted trying to determine which coins are dead and which are still functioning so we can list them again/repay old users their coins. From the looks of it this coin is still around, but I have to agree those fees are insane. If this is the case we will not be hosting it and will have to add it to our debt. There is no way we could charge these crazy withdrawal fees to our customers after everything they have already been through.
I do understand how fees are in place to avoid small transactions and blockchain spam, however charging a fee of 6,800 coins for a transaction of 9,744 coins is ridiculous no matter how you attempt to explain it.
Funny how you complain about the high fees while simultaneously complaining about how mining doesn't pay enough....
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
The fees are the only thing keeping the network running, and when you compare it dollar for dollar to any other crypto, it is quite a reasonable transaction fee.
cyberpinoy: the fees are also calculated by KB size added to the block. If you input a bunch of tiny transactions, it is going to cost you, because there is a limit on the KB size per block to prevent spam attacks and chain bloat. This isn't the client's fault, its yours for not being aware how it works. This is a fairly standard function for most coins, and it is a feature that keeps the network running. BTW I will play a little violin for your lost fractions of a penny tonight.
This coin does not have infinite possibilities it has one-------> FAILURE if the devs dont fix these fees. No one will mine a coin that pays only 1/3 of the power we mine on it. SO unless you have an infinatecoinwalmart.com and powerandelectricforinfinitecoinminers.com, infinitecoinrent.com, infinitecoinwaterandsewer.com this coin = FAILURE
If this is the case this coin does not have infinite possibilities except 1 FAILURE hahahaha
If this is the case this coin does not have infinite possibilities except 1 FAILURE hahahaha
Oh it's not the huge programming errors that's the problem. The problem is, what programmer in their right mind EVER releases an update or ANYTHING without running it first?
I simply can't imagine it, but there it is.
Time for a career at Diebold.
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