Topic: I/O Coin - Ticker: IOC - Stealth Blockchain Ecosystem - Dions - Chameleon - page 74. (Read 719184 times)

I spent about 30 mins skimming your white paper and the OP so sorry if I get something wrong but I got some questions if you don't mind.

I assume you meant centralized aliases because they were arbiters to handle squating and stuff? What are you doing differently in the decentralized approach? I don't think anyone cares to copy the code anyway no point in wasting effort explaining that kinda stuff its not what I meant (read below)
a) how does data sharing work?
b) are you building blockchain services to use your aliases? (if so how would transfer work in conjunction with things that those aliases "own")
c) what are stealth aliases all about? zero-knowledge transactions or something else?

1) how do gpg file checks happen, is it part of consensus code?
2) Are you using opreturn for your data(good) or a custom tx data field (bad),
3) How do you handle bloat with 1mb data fields? you obviously increased the max tx and block size because of this? if not how do you handle scalability if mass user acceptance happens? Do aliases expire? can they be extended?
4) in section 6 of your DIONS white paper you go into a.b.c and how a can control b or c and b can control c ? is this correct? how would that work?
5) is that standard public key encryption messaging using the same curve used to sign transactions?

I don't think you have to worry about people stealing code as anyone who does will only discredit themselves and credit your project as bug fixes and further development will not be carried over and if they do, more people will trust the main chain(see alt copy clones vs btc). Im still not sure why people choose the closed source route within the spirit of an open source project such as bitcoin which brought us all here. Vetting by an open source community is more valuable than vetting through bounties and trusted developer reviews, that being said they are valuable as I am doing one for my decentralized system as a bounty of upwards of $50k usd in crypto value for anyone that can break my system, but I know that it will get tested properly once its out... the value of that being I get to get some great sanity testing before releasing giving me good confidence that with people's money on the line that it won't break overnight when released. I chose the open source route yet noone copied because they wouldn't be able to extend functionality or fix bugs in a timely manor that I can, and for that reason even if they did I think majority of investors can see through a quick p&d scheme nowadays, no need to even worry about copy cats imo.

PS for the sake of public knowledge it would be cool if we can get answered here as im sure many people are browsing your thread that don't care to join Slack (or are here not knowing what Slack is or in the future sometime when people have moved onto the next best chat based system). There is value in providing input here still instead of referring to slack... i know most projects tend to have that policy nowadays.

If its too tiring to explain the technicals of the features  and since you are already in beta I can read the unit tests and figure out whats going on.. probably the easier way.

I am happy for you to think this - however, I have been querying what other people have said, no one has even bothered to respond to the comments to ease my mind of investing. Just rubs off as ignorance and not answering real questions, anyways leave it to what you may, IOC just seems a non-worthwhile investment, I will make sure to note this over at Poloniex just to make you guys happy.

Later.

after 18hr days since launch your GlUCK and other comments amount to disrespect and FUD to our entire community. Im glad I helped you make a good decision for yourself.

And it's this type of attitude that makes me not want to invest in coins like IOC, I asked a simple question about users stating what has been posting on chatter boxes on Poloniex as example, and this is how the developer comes across to answer it.

Based on this I am glad I pulled my $11k out of IOC with such ignorance and attitude like this developer he can go screw any further investments from me.

There is plenty development, is called DIONS. Since our coin was a fair launch, no ico, no premine, we have been our own funding source from hard work and dedication. We have been in development since IONS and POS I/O which is a volume controlled chain. The code cant be the same as everyone else because we have had semi-centralized aliases and we are now upgrading to a fully decentralized alias system called DIONS. Our development has been closed sourced and we have kept the community informed throughout the entire process. We are now in the final stages of compiling to launch and internal beta. We have had DIONS working for a very long time in linux while we finished the code. The code will be audited in beta by other devs, we are not into the scammy business because we are just as invested as everyone else.

The new release will also be accompanied by a new HTML5 wallet that we built from scratch, which will be an upgrade to the current one we have right now.  We have invested lots of time and our money as I said before and we are not going to just leave our code so that the kiddies can come in and just take it and our holders lose value. Once we are complete in Beta and we launch we will have a close period so that our holders can have peace of mind that the code wont be copied on or just before release and it will go open shortly after that period of time, as we move over to chameleon.

You are welcome to go back in the forum and look at screenshots and other information that we have provided, we have a slack channel and we have a beta testing channel with people that have been picked to help us in our DIONS beta.

DIONS compromises of private (stealth aliases), encrypted messaging, data storage up to 1MB in V.1 and improvements to our POS Code. Aliases will be transferable and data sharing will be accompanied by a gpg tools like system.


IT always happens when coins get higher in value people have questions or post without really having the full picture. Please join our slack if you have specific questions about our project.

Due to many request for our technology and for future development partnerships, We formed a legal Foundation in Netherlands for http://www.iodigital.io/



PS

If you are here to fud you can move along, we have a strong community that has been with us for over 2 years. So if you are not bringing anything positive to the table, I'm personally not going to waste my time countering FUD. We are extremely busy working for the best for our long term holders.


Thanks Everyone

Joel

Ooh closed source thats never good for a consensus system.. gluck

Someone is trying to sell 44 bitcoins at 70k mark, so it needs to push passed that first and with all this movement, it won't happen anytime soon.  

nice to see price going up, now waiting for hit 100k

You know the troll-box on Poloniex, full of people and comments. Though it was interesting when they stated Vericoin. I am pretty skeptic about a lot of coins out there, lucky I sold all my XMR also - though I saw IOC had some great potential but some bad history to what people are saying on Poloniex troll-box (ie; Vericoin). None the less I will keep an eye on IOC for now and see where it goes if anywhere before I make my next move.  

was thinking the same thing...here come the trolls

is this https://github.com/IOCoin/iocoin the repo?

seems like its a simple clone of some coin with no development in last 2 years? caught my eye looking at syscoin and saw this coin to be higher marketcap wtf?

I know at least one of them was a VRC dev.  VRC was a wreck with the hack and stolen coins.  Don't think the devs had anything to do with that.  I lost my ass off with the hack, but have not seen anything with IOC that resembles the hype and pump of VRC. 

These guys have been very slow and methodical about where they are going and have often gone out of the way to not play up the coin from what I have read.

Hard to be 100% with any of these coins, especially with the pump groups out there.  But, if you follow several coins, this one is going about its business the right way.  Cannot ask for much more.

As far a Poly, I don't listen to anyone throwing out opinions.  They are cheap as hell, free from everyone.  Research on your own and play it safe as you can if you are worried.  Otherwise, plunk down the money and hold on.  No way to know the future!

Well it seems like a worthy investment, though, I am a little skeptic at the moment. I am going to wait for the creator to reply based on the Vericoin concern, and will be watching Polo - if it cracks that 70k mark with the 40 odd bitcoin sell order then it will fire up towards 100 and closer to the creators target area. Time will tell though, slow coins usually do well but my concern is the Vericoin and the market at Polo since they are all hyping it.

I hear ya.  Works that way every time for me.

Still, this is one of the good coins.  I like what these guys are trying to do.

You watch, because I sold, this will now go 10x higher as a result. Usually what happens when I sell out of coins.

Good thing you are out.

IOC is heading back upwards to 60 again on Polo, there is a big sell order at 70 - sighs. There needs to be more buy support to bring that down.

Hello guys, so how things are going?

anyone know how many ioc are locked up in cryptsy?
and will they ever be coming back into supply?

never sure about anything especially in the world of crypto.
goes back to 20's i'll be buying some more.

wont get into details of what would separate this from others as there are 100's of projects out there and I'm not familiar with all of them and they are all not mutually exclusive....but as an analogy:
all cars can get you from point a to point b but there are many choices that exist based on but not excluding style, price, environmental impact, quality, speed, company management etc...key point being there are many choices that exist in the market
same with blockchain solutions...many will exist...probably based on a lot of those same qualities I listed above.
for me its company management... this teams dedication and the drive is what separates this project from a myriad of others.
the project has been running for over two years...developing and consistently adding value. while past performance does not predict future results, for me its a good indicator. I would fully anticipate this to run up well over 100k...maybe not as fast as some predict and most likely without hiccups but it will keep adding value as it future looks awesome