Topic: [I0C] I0coin - The Best Choice In Digital Currency - page 7. (Read 82343 times)

#FreeVlad

Did letting domob do the last update fuck up the English on purpose or something

Cheer up.

True, noticed that years ago when I ran an experiment to prove it.  Nice. 

The coin so stealth it needs no devs!

No staking as far as I know. Welcome back sir.

I use to mine this coin and recently found my wallet.dat! Is there a discord / telegram channel for this coin? can you stake this coin, etc. I am downloading the wallet and blockchain now

anyone got a copy of i0coin-0.12.0.zip for me to download?

When video game big switch to real life, Marky? 

Currently most of the coins and assets of the Galactic Milieu have very few outlets to fiat currencies. I0Coin is one of those few.

Offhand I can think of only two others: IXCoin and Stellar Lumens.

So basically the mere fact that it can still be traded on FreiExchange gives it an advantage compared to most other coins of the Milieu for anyone looking to "cash out" any Milieu assets to fiat.

That in turn should give I0Coin some kind of advantage within the Milieu for acquiring various Milieu assets.

This situation implies of course that a lot of Milieu assets are at present a bit low in liquidity, but some of them seem to have some pretty good appreciation prospects and histories. So maybe there are some good trade-offs to be made by foregoing liquidity to gain appreciation?

It might even be feasible to increase I0Coin's profile within the Milieu massively, maybe making it one of the most commonly used currencies instead of just a fringe currency mostly used only for the purpose of "cashing out" to fiat?

-MarkM-

Amazing.  Didn’t some “expert” clowns say the price of a coin correlates to its hash/difficulty?

So why is I0C at 1 cent instead of $1,000+?

Been saying it for years - Network security will prove to be the most important feature. 

Soon. 

Hashrate 9201.765 PH/s 

Self-healing? That's a nice word for liquidity.  I think this coin has its "sentimental" value that is why several people can't let it go. One of the oldest coins. And sometimes such "sentimental" value is priceless for most people. So keep holding. 

Or "-1"

Think.

It's kinda weird, but ya I see it now.

I0coin.  So weird nobody gets that right.  10.  X.  See?

Frei has it listen but I think that’s about it.  7 exahash last time I looked so I’d say that’s a great reason to lost a coin.  Next year, network security should become feature number 1 for any crypto, but a bit late for many. 

I am considering adding this coin on my "Xchange" on FreeBitcoins.com.

Are there any other exchanges that support IOcoin at the moment or any reason we shouldn't?

Thank you very much.

I think that your website is no longer working?

any telegram channel for I0C community ?

I0C is self-healing when it comes to liquidity. Right now the bucket is overflowing and also needs more than a patch at the bottom of the cone to fix it. I tried calling the Culligan man but it's Sunday - so liquidity should be used with other things you can buy I0C with/as a 2-step process with. Try DOGE for example. Use it, transport it quick. Buy I0C on NLexch

The "exchanges" unfortunately have let us down over and over and over again, partly because they are not actually aligned with the "value" of coins so much as with the "volume" of trade, and specifically the volume that happens on their own specific platform.

This has been going on for years upon years, so much so that the vast majority of trades have tended to be person to person without using a "market" mechanism.

So really what is needed is just "price discovery", after that perhaps "liquidity", and in fact because "volume" is actually a measure of how much "liquidity" had been consumed (eaten up, used, cancelled out) volume can in fact be a problem in a way because each unit of volume is an amount of liquidity gone away.

So maybe ideally what is needed is a vast massive liquidity, ideally enough buy side to buy ALL the coins and enough sell side to consume ALL the various things of value anyone ever wants to trade in for coins.

The actual volume of trade that happens on such a platform is secondary, as I said actual trade happening on it consumes its liquidity so the more trade volume it actually has the more liquidity we would have to keep coming up with to prevent the volume from consuming ALL the liquidity.

(Like for example if all 21 million coins were on there as liquidity, that is, as available to buy, and one day someone bought all 21 millon of them, boom, big volume but not no liquidity left unless they chose to put some of them back up for sale.)

Thus I think the incentives of most "exchanges" are not aligned with the needs of coins and their users.

I think what is needed is the incentive to be the actual value of the coin itself, NOT what commissions can be made by "disinterested providing of a platform for trades".

So I think maybe what is needed is platforms that ARE interested, that is why I have constantly wanted there to be secure reliable free open source software for trading platforms, so that when someone releases/creates a coin they can just as easily accompany it not only with a block explorer and a website but also a platform for exchanging it.

Ultimately so far that has led me to the STELLAR and HORIZON platforms. Especially STELLAR because in STELLAR you can trade anything against anything else without the platform's own native coin having to be one side of each pair.

Also though, because exchanges have historically failed us over and over and over again as mechanisms for "value discovery", I have also been moving to a system of "treasuries", so that I can compute the value of a coin simply by dividing the number minted of it into the value of its "treasury". This has let me come up with "reasonable" values for lots of coins that have fallen afoul of the "disinterestedness" of exchanges resulting in many people seeming to think there is no place they can actually trade those coins.

Take a look at http://MakeMoney.knotwork.com/ for lists of assets that can currently already be traded on HORIZON and on STELLAR and let me know if you are interested in trading any of them...

I0Coin and other merged-mined coins such as IXCoin and DeVCoin are among those listed, as are the two original scrypt coins that are older than LiTeCoin, and many of the "Sci-Fi themed" coins.

-MarkM-

Absolutely,there is an historical collector value to all the legacy coins from any individual/entity who would have an interest in such matters.Wheter that equates to instrinsic value is a matter of opinion and wheter it does to econimic value depends on individuals or entities having a preference to use it among themselves at an agreed fixed rate or whatever but as is current it has almost zero open market value at a floating rate of exchange nor the volume/liquidity required to give it any such value. ~Methinks