I0coin literally broke.  The network stopped working.  The entire saga chain lasted one week before breaking down, but it was already broken after just a few days.  I gave warning on I0Guild.  24 hours of warning where you had full withdrawal capabilities, and even then the server stayed up for over 24 additional hours where I responded to withdrawal requests manually.  It took that much extra time just to give payouts enough confirms to reach the exchange before the network imploded.

I started I0Guild and planned on supporting i0coin for as long as it was earning enough to keep the servers online, but when the entire network literally STOPPED WORKING for over a week, I un-provisioned the VPS that it was being served on.  I was not going to waste money leaving a server online running a bitcoin fork that stopped functioning.  At the time it was taken down, we had 114 unconfirmed blocks, because we were almost the entire hashing power of the dead coin.  The total value of it all when I took it offline?  Under 1 BTC at the exchange rates when the server was deleted.

I am not clairvoyant.  The fact that after the i0coin network was dead for a full week and completely broken, unrelated people came in, tweaked the code, and "restored" the network doesn't change the fact that I0C was and still is dead.  What exists now is a completely different coin with different rules.  It just shares the same name and the largest block chain that survived the fallout.