Topic: [ANN] IXCoin [IXC] The Original Bitcoin Sidechain - page 43. (Read 42341 times)

I (took the risk / was aware I was being lazy) - but expect to get something back from topia at some point =)

Some liquidity Profits were pushed into other coins - so not all is lost =D

400?  Oh, that’s so so so depressing.   

Sorry to hear it.

With 'topia down - I have 400 left, I'm still offering liquidity when/if 'topia is back but won't push any more BTC in - you are right - this will affect the whales much more

Call it righteous vengeance or karma but there’s no way for us to update or protect the chain with our worthless budget. 

I for one am spent. 

Have at it. 

My life with IXcoin right there, man.  Sad. 

Totally agree.  Everyone just sit and watch and expect the moon.

Time to pitch in or forget it. 

you are totally right - and I could have certainly done more myself - but not to the level of him!

This year has left a bit of a graveyard of alt coins - I was hoping some whales would want to keep IXC liquid for historical value!

Almost all of my IXC was on 'topia - hadn't got my wallet VM's back online since moving office - I'm out of the (IXC) game if 'topia doesn't come back

Very sad seeing the volume of only about 3-4 dollars only, maybe you are indeed correct these coins have been long dead. There are many projects that try to go back to rise from their fall, but it will be difficult.

And if the resurrection happen? You've supported Ixcoin for so many years, I hope you do not give up, guys!

By those definitions IXcoin has been dead a long time.  Trying to revive a corpse we have, nearly becoming zombies in the process.

=(

Thanks - was planning on creating such a system myself a while back - but never got the time/motivation

Hello Folks,

IXCoin is not quite dead yet...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDnS4pkmzis&t=48


I have just updated the crypto-docker project at https://github.com/bostontrader/crypto-docker.  Among other things, fans of of IXC might be interested in the following:

With crypto-docker you can build docker images that contain the IXC binaries built from a recent commit of https://github.com/IXCore/IXCoin using Alpine Linux.

You can choose to build an image without debug symbols, but with optimization, resulting in a rather small image of about 181 MB.  This is built with QT5 and can be viewed from a VNC viewer on the host system.

Or you can choose to build an image with debug symbols and no optimization, resulting in a larger image.  This image includes gdb and gdbgui which enables you to debug the executables using gdb and a GUI.

One issue I had with this was that the version of secp256k1 included in the source code would segfault.  Walking through the code with the debugger was not yielding results fast enough so in the Dockerfile I graft in a modern commit of https://github.com/bitcoin-core/secp256k1, which I consider to be the definitive version of secp256k1, and that works just fine.

I think copy-n-paste this code from other places into the IXCoin software, although a very common thing to do, is a clumsy way of handling this dependency.  Does anybody have a more elegant solution in mind?  I've left this as an issue at https://github.com/IXCore/IXCoin/issues/5, in case anybody cares to weigh-in on the topic.


Enjoy!

Huh, how old is this project you're advertising on this signature? Respect the story, read a little about Caim and Abel.

Can’t get a simple update done.  Begging for community funds is exhausted.  Other coins like BSV are now ahead of us. I’m personaply worn out by this long, painful, unfruitful endeavor.  

If we don’t get a good coder [willing to work for free like the rest of us] then there’s no future for ixc.  

Edit:  Yes.  Abandoned.  Congrats to every whale [and there are many of you] who pitched in nothing nor did you ever lift a finger to help while we exhausted ourselves financially and emotionally - all for nothing. 

Abandoned after seven years.
The IXCoin has seven-year history before being abandoned, really?