From what I can see here -
http://mapofcoins.com/bitcoin - I0C is a clone of IXC, which is a fork of BTC.. So how can a clone of a fork of BTC be the "root" of all BTCs?
And in case I0C and IXC is essentially the same, shouldn't it still be IXC that is the real "root", since it's the fork and not just a clone of a fork?
And then again.. How can a fork of BTC be more real than BTC? What about the pre-IXC era then?
Not a programmer, so would be nice íf some of you could give me some answers.
correct if I'm wrong but:
IXC is not a fork, is a clone of BTC + some different features but 100% compatible with BTC
merge mining of: BTC-IXC (the clone)-I0C (the clone of the clone + some different features but 100% compatible with BTC)-others (Devcoin, Namecoin)
3 kind of "trains" that can run on the same rails (blockchain) + (maybe some more trains or trainlike can run too (BTX, BCH, 0x, Nullex, Bitcoin AIR,... )
before BTC-IXC-I0C and others I think was only on a testnet stored now...mmm...inside the best chocolate hills?
first coin ready by now is I0C, then IXC, and last the pig BTC