I/O Coin (IOC)
Since the rise of the Bitcoin network in 2009, countless developers have embarked in the creation of copycat cryptocurrencies. Many of these had no single purpose of existence, while a few others attempted to improve on the path that Satoshi had proposed within his bitcoin whitepaper. Proposals to improve on this technology have since emerged. Looking to improve Bitcoin with a more energy efficient cryptocurrency, Scott Nadal and Sunny King released a whitepaper for a proof of stake blockchain currency named Peercoin. Inspired by Sunny King, After years of POS proof of concept testing and blockchain penetration testing, the I/O Digital dev team lead by it's founder Joel Bosh, devised a unique approach to POS and the first I/O Coin Genesis block was mined on July 23, 2014.
$0.005553700.00000031 BTC
| 1h Price Change | 7d Price Change | Market Cap | 24hr Volume | Available Supply | Total Supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $0.00Rank 2095 | $2.56 | 0 | 22M |
I/O Coin (IOC) Exchanges
Buy & sell I/O Coin (IOC) with fiat currencies (USD, CAD, AUD, EUR, GBP etc) or another coin such as BTC or ETH. Harder to use for beginners but has cheaper fees.
| Exchange | Buy/Sell with | Price | Volume (24hr) | Maker Fee | Taker Fee | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| We do not have exchanges listed for this coin yet. Try visiting the project's website for more details. Visit Website | ||||||
I/O Coin (IOC) Wallets
You can store coins on exchanges after purchase but we recommend using a dedicated wallet for security and long term storage. Hardware wallets offer the most security but cost money. They are the best choice for those storing a lot of value or planning to hold long term.
| Name | Type | Price | Supported Coins |
|---|---|---|---|
| We do not have wallets listed for this coin yet. Try visiting the project's website for more details. Visit Website | |||
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