What is the TOTAL amount of coins?
Unlimited.
Now exist ~500000 SIC.
Topic: [ANN][SIC] Sifcoin - inflation fork (Read 46491 times)
Unlimited.
Now exist ~500000 SIC.
What is the TOTAL amount of coins?
Someone spent about 25btc on SIC (atm), maybe he going to resurrect the coin? 
and today what happened on YOBIT 
whales are eating the wrong food
nevertheless congratulate everyone successfully sold.
whales are eating the wrong food
nevertheless congratulate everyone successfully sold.
nodes to try
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Anybody is workin on this project?
i often wonder if simple inflation coin was made as a beta for quark and the others that followed....
I discovered this coin thanks to Ray Patterson's article.
Not much new going on with Simple Inflation Coin, the node I am running still has quite a few connections, dificulty seems cooled off a bit.
Still checking it 1-2x a week as I have time.
In less than 200 blocks looks like sic blockchain will be 200k tall, so it has survived a lot longer than many coins that have had a lot more promotion behind them. This coin had zero promotion. In fact I almost get the feeling the dev's either want it kept quite or maybe they just moved on to other things and figured they would let it run.
Regardless, many popular coins today owe a lot to this coins source code.
Still checking it 1-2x a week as I have time.
In less than 200 blocks looks like sic blockchain will be 200k tall, so it has survived a lot longer than many coins that have had a lot more promotion behind them. This coin had zero promotion. In fact I almost get the feeling the dev's either want it kept quite or maybe they just moved on to other things and figured they would let it run.
Regardless, many popular coins today owe a lot to this coins source code.
I discovered this coin thanks to Ray Patterson's article.
Quote
Sifcoin was the first to introduce an idea of subsequent hashing with a few popular hash-functions […] Pioneers do not always get credit for their discoveries: this six-hash algorithm got popular (and acquired a name) in the first Sifcoin fork named Quark.
Not much new going on with Simple Inflation Coin, the node I am running still has quite a few connections, dificulty seems cooled off a bit.
Still checking it 1-2x a week as I have time.
In less than 200 blocks looks like sic blockchain will be 200k tall, so it has survived a lot longer than many coins that have had a lot more promotion behind them. This coin had zero promotion. In fact I almost get the feeling the dev's either want it kept quite or maybe they just moved on to other things and figured they would let it run.
Regardless, many popular coins today owe a lot to this coins source code.
Still checking it 1-2x a week as I have time.
In less than 200 blocks looks like sic blockchain will be 200k tall, so it has survived a lot longer than many coins that have had a lot more promotion behind them. This coin had zero promotion. In fact I almost get the feeling the dev's either want it kept quite or maybe they just moved on to other things and figured they would let it run.
Regardless, many popular coins today owe a lot to this coins source code.
I discovered this coin thanks to Ray Patterson's article.
Quote
Sifcoin was the first to introduce an idea of subsequent hashing with a few popular hash-functions […] Pioneers do not always get credit for their discoveries: this six-hash algorithm got popular (and acquired a name) in the first Sifcoin fork named Quark.
i shut down my node, have not checked on sic in a while, obviously some people are still mining it but although for a while i thought it was a sleeper , i guess it would have woke up by now if it was ever going to
Thank you for travelling SIFcoin, we hope you had an enjoyable journey.
I see things differently and will be maintaining the Minkiz SIF node and the ACME explorer for the foreseeable future.
Cheers
Graham
i shut down my node, have not checked on sic in a while, obviously some people are still mining it but although for a while i thought it was a sleeper , i guess it would have woke up by now if it was ever going to ,
too bad sic never got the credit it deserved, i learned a lot from study of this source code and am greatful to the creators of this alt coin for that at least,
farewell
too bad sic never got the credit it deserved, i learned a lot from study of this source code and am greatful to the creators of this alt coin for that at least,
farewell
Not much new going on with Simple Inflation Coin, the node I am running still has quite a few connections, dificulty seems cooled off a bit.
Also see the ACME (RPC-based) summary stats on https://minkiz.co/acme ---
| coin & symbol | home base | blockheight | nodes | difficulty | last (UTC) | networkmhashps |
| SiFcoin (SIC) | http://sifcoin.ru | 199823 | 11 | 227.623092 | 2 Hours | 15.9255 |
and the conventional Abe (block-based) SIF explorer: https://minkiz.co/abe/chains
Cheers
Graham
Not much new going on with Simple Inflation Coin, the node I am running still has quite a few connections, dificulty seems cooled off a bit.
Still checking it 1-2x a week as I have time.
In less than 200 blocks looks like sic blockchain will be 200k tall, so it has survived a lot longer than many coins that have had a lot more promotion behind them. This coin had zero promotion. In fact I almost get the feeling the dev's either want it kept quite or maybe they just moved on to other things and figured they would let it run.
Regardless, many popular coins today owe a lot to this coins source code.
Still checking it 1-2x a week as I have time.
In less than 200 blocks looks like sic blockchain will be 200k tall, so it has survived a lot longer than many coins that have had a lot more promotion behind them. This coin had zero promotion. In fact I almost get the feeling the dev's either want it kept quite or maybe they just moved on to other things and figured they would let it run.
Regardless, many popular coins today owe a lot to this coins source code.
wow, difficulty now 680 and rising, cpu mining may no longer really be an option ....
strange the attention this is getting
edit one, now 2 hours later over 710 and rising , anyone out there want to say ''''' yea I decided to start mining ''''' lol
strange the attention this is getting
edit one, now 2 hours later over 710 and rising , anyone out there want to say ''''' yea I decided to start mining ''''' lol
Cryptsy has turned into a lousy crooked exchange anyway.
F them.
They have about 30 coins in maintaince mode
so you can't deposit or withdraw coins but they keep the markets open??
Also this bs about the voting is asking for a bribe , nothing more.
Anyone can get sock puppet accounts to make the page 500 or 1000 long like most of the shit traded on there.
Honestly at one time i liked them.
But no project I have ever been involved with has ever been listed there.
I don't take it personal but the things I work on are honest / not scams and I don't pay bribes.
Recently i bought a bitcoin or so of ix coin since I am kind of helping out with that but really own little of it & you can't mine it anymore.
After several days I tweeted them about it.
No answer. Nothing. Not being able to withdraw my purchase i had to sell the coins back into the market at a big loss.
Cryptsy no longer cares about customers.
Eventually they will probably get """hacked""" like other exchanges & just keep all the coins.
They really went downhill.
SIC is a great coin , one of the few 'honestly' run coins around.
F them.
They have about 30 coins in maintaince mode
so you can't deposit or withdraw coins but they keep the markets open??
Also this bs about the voting is asking for a bribe , nothing more.
Anyone can get sock puppet accounts to make the page 500 or 1000 long like most of the shit traded on there.
Honestly at one time i liked them.
But no project I have ever been involved with has ever been listed there.
I don't take it personal but the things I work on are honest / not scams and I don't pay bribes.
Recently i bought a bitcoin or so of ix coin since I am kind of helping out with that but really own little of it & you can't mine it anymore.
After several days I tweeted them about it.
No answer. Nothing. Not being able to withdraw my purchase i had to sell the coins back into the market at a big loss.
Cryptsy no longer cares about customers.
Eventually they will probably get """hacked""" like other exchanges & just keep all the coins.
They really went downhill.
SIC is a great coin , one of the few 'honestly' run coins around.
Code:
I do apologize for the delay, after looking into the coin on the thread currently this coin does not meet the requirements for being added to the exchange. The best way to get added to the voting list is to have a great community following with an active dev. If the thread changes and goes more past 9 pages of comments and more links and logo's appear later down the road we will take a second look.
Sincerely
Mark
Cryptsy.com
Sincerely
Mark
Cryptsy.com
So guys, we need an active dev and a logo.
Cool YoBit !
Dear Forum Members!
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SifCoin [SIC] is listed on YoBit.net Exchange! ( Twitter: https://twitter.com/YobitExchange/status/568111367904993280 )
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Chinese: https://yobit.net/cn/trade/SIC/BTC
Russian: https://yobit.net/ru/trade/SIC/BTC
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A while back someone contacted me and offered to host/mirror block crawler if I was able to make one.
I gave it a shot but never got it to work properly. Eventually I may have but Graham certainly deserves 100% of the credit.
His code was what I worked from (see earlier in the thred)
I cannot remember who it was but if you could arrange to host Graham's fine work might be a good idea.
__________________________________________________________
Unrelated ...........I was on another thread and saw a remark that was praising quark for how 'innnovative' a creation it was ect. ect.....
Others pointed out that was incorrect but I felt if being launched a month later was not proof enough that this commit on github for Quark
https://github.com/MaxGuevara/quark/commit/1c0961810b65226bf74ba98e7c0a11ada8b7cd32#diff-55e43a5d20bb81f2c06e4ddaee58ae6bR2
Anyone can clearly see in line 2 of the link there quark while certainly different in reward and proof of work was in reality derived from the work of Storan.
In fact just looking a second time here I see the quark dev actually named SIF here line 2 also https://github.com/MaxGuevara/quark/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L2 of course not many people read the source code......
I gave it a shot but never got it to work properly. Eventually I may have but Graham certainly deserves 100% of the credit.
His code was what I worked from (see earlier in the thred)
I cannot remember who it was but if you could arrange to host Graham's fine work might be a good idea.
__________________________________________________________
Unrelated ...........I was on another thread and saw a remark that was praising quark for how 'innnovative' a creation it was ect. ect.....
Others pointed out that was incorrect but I felt if being launched a month later was not proof enough that this commit on github for Quark
https://github.com/MaxGuevara/quark/commit/1c0961810b65226bf74ba98e7c0a11ada8b7cd32#diff-55e43a5d20bb81f2c06e4ddaee58ae6bR2
Anyone can clearly see in line 2 of the link there quark while certainly different in reward and proof of work was in reality derived from the work of Storan.
In fact just looking a second time here I see the quark dev actually named SIF here line 2 also https://github.com/MaxGuevara/quark/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L2 of course not many people read the source code......
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