Quote from: markm on June 28, 2019, 04:55:50 PM

I believe the normal for all bitcoin clones was that a certain amount of the space on the blocks can be used with no fee at all, at least I think it was back in those days?

So most likely you can actually get away with no fee.

The i0coind help shows a command to set the min fee to whatever you want, but nothing for getting the amount so as to see what it was set to by default.

If you aren't able to figure it out from the source code maybe you can look up what bitcoin's was way back then since typically these older coins are as close to being copies of bitcoin as they can get away with.

Although, even on pretty much empty old blockchains I have seen min fees mentioned when I tried to send everything that was left in a wallet, probably due to new/recent outputs from having just almost-emptied the wallet. I believe though that was the send routine enforcing a fee, most likely I could have set fee to zero (or whatever the minimum is you can set it to) and it still would have gone into the blockchain due to almost all blocks being basically empty.

So unless you have reason to believe the i0coin blockchain has enough transactions constantly to constantly eat up the portion of the block allocated to free transactions you might as well set the fee as low as you can until the blockchain gets busier.

-MarkM-

Quote from: Rsj91 on June 27, 2019, 08:22:41 PM

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on June 13, 2019, 09:06:24 AM

I0C has been listed on Novaexchange.

Hi,

I am from Nova Exchange. Our system is unable to calculate the minimum transaction fees for I0C.
What is the minimum fee per byte or kilobyte used so that the transaction gets included on the blockchain?

Many thanks