Those sigs though...
If you stay around here long enough to mine jade..ed you will see that the sigs are spot on!
IFC donation/fund address to start maybe? Who own's the infinitecoin.com website?
Infinitecoin is still higher than it's ever been. This is the window of opportunity to start fresh forward thinking posts. I think, for now, updating in Litecoin's development wake provides the least amount of effort and takes advantage of the bitcoin and litecoin developer progress. Trying to stray too far from those coins increases the amount of resources needed. Having gone through the trials of being mined out there's nowhere else to go but up. I think people will find security and stability in a "transaction fee" only coin. Infinitecoin, in it's current state, has a major advantage as it can pick and choose from all the new freely available crypto technology and incorporate them into a new more mature coin.
That price is, as Trump would say, Fake News. It is on an exchange exclusive to Chinese and BTER which is a criminal enterprise. The exchanges are involved in their own arbitrage games and, in BTERs case, they make it so difficult to get coin out that they bleed you in fees to rob you of gains.
This coin will go no where without a new genesis block. Mining fees only has proven that it creates an unstable network that is rife for forking.
The status quo is a no go. I don't know who owns the website.
I own infinitecoin.com . Just to clarify, the check pointing system would notify via the network alert if there was a fork. There are other risks involved with a low number of nodes though. This is why exchanges require such a high number of confirmations on deposit. Considering the limited number of exchanges that still trade IFC, it would be very easy to pump and dump the coin since there is not actual genuine price discovery. I am not really interested in donations at this point, unless some one wants to compensate me for costs already accrued (I won't hold my breath on that one). Unless people step up and start organizing on their own, consider me a passive participant.