I have more than 10 kmd on bittrex. Can i also claim ?
The KMD has to be in a wallet you control, that is, a local wallet like Agama...
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August 23, 2017, 01:57:27 PM
The KMD has to be in a wallet you control, that is, a local wallet like Agama...
August 23, 2017, 12:42:06 PM
I have more than 10 kmd on bittrex. Can i also claim ?
August 23, 2017, 05:32:39 AM
Can't resist the low price atm, I bought a chunk of KMD at bittrex. Now I will just have to wait for the fix to be uploaded within 2 days to withdraw my KMD .
August 23, 2017, 05:17:04 AM
Due to the unfortunate timing of the bittrex wallet offline and I know there are those that procrastinate until the last days, I think it will be best to delay the JUMBLR snapshot until block 472000
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
No JUMBLR for greedy Bittrex. They take an absurdly high 0.25% in commission in every trade for both buyer and seller. Because all trades are handled automatically by computers it should be a much lower percentage or a fixed absolute value with no percentage for every trade. With a volume in 24h of 12000 BTC for Bitcoin cash they take 12000*0.0025*2=60 BTC or 60*4200=252000 dollars.
August 22, 2017, 06:46:46 PM
Agama is working once installed properly. Soon the final installers will be ready and it will become much easier to use. The command line has always been the best way to interact with Komodod. So you have Agama and the non-gui client you can use. I'm available 8-5 PM eastern time for live troubleshooting if you have problems.
We have a paper wallet generator and I made a video on how to use it. You can find them at YouTube at the SuperNET channel.
We have a paper wallet generator and I made a video on how to use it. You can find them at YouTube at the SuperNET channel.
I think I have Agama installed just fine on linux. It works when I used the cut/paste method of seed entry, no problem to see the same addresses that were imported. However, from a list of addresses, Agama refuses to output a list of private keys. So I am wondering if you consider this to be working properly? In my opinion the wallet should output a private key for each address that has been imported and/or generated.
This is one of the glitchiest aspects of Agama and (in my opinion) one of importance, access to the private keys.
Just to be clear, in the settings under export keys this text is shown:
--
Export Keys
Only the active coin wallet wif keys will be shown here.
If you don't see a wif key for the coin you are looking for please active it by adding it from EasyDEX Dashboard.
You can use these wif keys to import to another coin wallets.
--
I put the same cut/paste agama seed into the field. It then shows me the key to the first address in the bank only. Not "keys", just one. I have got some weird seemingly random output from this section also, presumably private keys from addresses in the bank that have no balance yet. Depending on what is put into the field as a seed, it shows all sorts of different privkeys ! I basically got lucky when I was able to retrieve the pk from the generated change address and get my 900 kmd back by loading the privkey into komodod wallet.
However, I don't have any way to repeat that.. This section is at best, very unclear because it says it will output the keyS from the 'active wallet' .. So I am reluctant to send a transfer to myself to claim any balance as the change will appear on a new address that I cannot obtain a key for.
I am simply seeking a solution and nobody has come close to provided it, basically I am being told that it's my error? I am not sure why. until this gets solved I am unable to send payments with Agama.. It's no biggie as the interest can accumulate for a while..
I am mentioning this so it is not written off as "my mistake" and acknowledged as an actual issue that is to be fixed. If it is fixed in the latest version of the wallet which I have not yet installed then I would retract my statement.
Can *anybody* output a list of private keys from *all* of their addresses present in Agama?
-- just read that in native mode agama stores to wallet.dat, in which case will be no problem to find the privkeys. seems like a fair workaround for the time being.
Agama is a deterministic wallet, meaning 1 seed = 1 address as well as it will generate unique keys depending on what is entered in the seed field. In basilisk mode which it seems like you were using initially it will just use that one address. Native mode behaves more like other bitcoin-like clients, as you have found out with the wallet.dat file and importing privkeys .
thanks for the response. it has helped to clarify usage. yes i was initially using it in basilisk mode. seemed to work fine but the "change address" that was generated it what cause confusion as most of the balance was put there. i was able to get the privkey though and nothing gone. so maybe the wording is bit confusing (for me) I am sure it will shape up.nice though. all in all i am becoming more accustomed.
August 22, 2017, 06:21:59 PM
Does the unity holders get any JUMBLR? Great to know the JUMBLR snapshot is around the corner.
August 22, 2017, 03:40:00 PM
Nice to know that you consider the situation in Bittrex. I plan to buy more kmd and bittrex is the only exchange I use to acquire it. I need to wait though for bittrex to stabilize in 2 days.
August 22, 2017, 02:06:36 PM
Thanks for the excellent communication as always 
August 22, 2017, 02:06:21 PM
Due to the unfortunate timing of the bittrex wallet offline and I know there are those that procrastinate until the last days, I think it will be best to delay the JUMBLR snapshot until block 472000
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
While this does not impact me, it is considerate of you to think of those in that situation. A few days delay is no issue for most holders
August 22, 2017, 01:25:46 PM
Due to the unfortunate timing of the bittrex wallet offline and I know there are those that procrastinate until the last days, I think it will be best to delay the JUMBLR snapshot until block 472000
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
While this does not impact me, it is considerate of you to think of those in that situation. A few days delay is no issue for most holders
August 22, 2017, 12:14:52 PM
Due to the unfortunate timing of the bittrex wallet offline and I know there are those that procrastinate until the last days, I think it will be best to delay the JUMBLR snapshot until block 472000
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
Excellent, only days away. Thanks jl777!
August 22, 2017, 11:51:19 AM
Due to the unfortunate timing of the bittrex wallet offline and I know there are those that procrastinate until the last days, I think it will be best to delay the JUMBLR snapshot until block 472000
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
So, the JUMBLR snapshot is changed from 464000 to 472000. A hotfix version is updated to deal with the bittrex wallet issue, but it will probably be a day or two before it comes back online.
Block 472000 will be early next week, probably Tuesday.
August 22, 2017, 10:33:41 AM
I do not succeed in claiming interest through agama (v0.1.6.2e_beta) anymore.
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
You need 10 KMD of interest earned in order to collect it. Had you earned 10 KMD when you recently tried?
Not now. Ok, will wait
But in the past I had once only about 11 KMD balance in my wallet and could collect interest amounts of 0.0xxx.
Thought it only had to be 10KMD or more in the wallet to get interest. For collecting interest, there is a limit, too?
It is based on utxo (search on google if you dont know what this is)
If a utxo is for more than 10 KMD and older than an hour and has nLockTime set, it accrues interest up to a max of 5% at a rate of 5% per year.
To collect it, you need a wallet that understands the accrued interest so it can spend more than the inputs (that is a violation of normal bitcoin rules)
The above are the rules that are enforced by the blockchain (and not any specific wallet)
We have an official guide about the process: https://support.supernet.org/support/solutions/articles/29000011838-how-to-claim-your-interest
There's also additional information.
All answers to common questions should be on support.supernet.org... if they aren't, then let us know and we will make a new guide.
August 22, 2017, 07:04:50 AM
I do not succeed in claiming interest through agama (v0.1.6.2e_beta) anymore.
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
You need 10 KMD of interest earned in order to collect it. Had you earned 10 KMD when you recently tried?
Not now. Ok, will wait
But in the past I had once only about 11 KMD balance in my wallet and could collect interest amounts of 0.0xxx.
Thought it only had to be 10KMD or more in the wallet to get interest. For collecting interest, there is a limit, too?
It is based on utxo (search on google if you dont know what this is)
If a utxo is for more than 10 KMD and older than an hour and has nLockTime set, it accrues interest up to a max of 5% at a rate of 5% per year.
To collect it, you need a wallet that understands the accrued interest so it can spend more than the inputs (that is a violation of normal bitcoin rules)
The above are the rules that are enforced by the blockchain (and not any specific wallet)
August 22, 2017, 06:43:10 AM
I do not succeed in claiming interest through agama (v0.1.6.2e_beta) anymore.
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
You need 10 KMD of interest earned in order to collect it. Had you earned 10 KMD when you recently tried?
Not now. Ok, will wait
But in the past I had once only about 11 KMD balance in my wallet and could collect interest amounts of 0.0xxx.
Thought it only had to be 10KMD or more in the wallet to get interest. For collecting interest, there is a limit, too?
August 22, 2017, 06:33:09 AM
I do not succeed in claiming interest through agama (v0.1.6.2e_beta) anymore.
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
You need 10 KMD of interest earned in order to collect it. Had you earned 10 KMD when you recently tried?
August 22, 2017, 06:15:08 AM
I do not succeed in claiming interest through agama (v0.1.6.2e_beta) anymore.
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
Worked out fine following instructions like
https://steemit.com/wallet/@alberm/agama-wallet-komodo-kmd-interest
but since a few days interest is not added to balance.
Any changes?
August 22, 2017, 03:48:10 AM
A surprise payout, please do not expect any more of these, it is already distracting me from coding.
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August 22, 2017, 12:32:45 AM
Agama is working once installed properly. Soon the final installers will be ready and it will become much easier to use. The command line has always been the best way to interact with Komodod. So you have Agama and the non-gui client you can use. I'm available 8-5 PM eastern time for live troubleshooting if you have problems.
We have a paper wallet generator and I made a video on how to use it. You can find them at YouTube at the SuperNET channel.
We have a paper wallet generator and I made a video on how to use it. You can find them at YouTube at the SuperNET channel.
I think I have Agama installed just fine on linux. It works when I used the cut/paste method of seed entry, no problem to see the same addresses that were imported. However, from a list of addresses, Agama refuses to output a list of private keys. So I am wondering if you consider this to be working properly? In my opinion the wallet should output a private key for each address that has been imported and/or generated.
This is one of the glitchiest aspects of Agama and (in my opinion) one of importance, access to the private keys.
Just to be clear, in the settings under export keys this text is shown:
--
Export Keys
Only the active coin wallet wif keys will be shown here.
If you don't see a wif key for the coin you are looking for please active it by adding it from EasyDEX Dashboard.
You can use these wif keys to import to another coin wallets.
--
I put the same cut/paste agama seed into the field. It then shows me the key to the first address in the bank only. Not "keys", just one. I have got some weird seemingly random output from this section also, presumably private keys from addresses in the bank that have no balance yet. Depending on what is put into the field as a seed, it shows all sorts of different privkeys ! I basically got lucky when I was able to retrieve the pk from the generated change address and get my 900 kmd back by loading the privkey into komodod wallet.
However, I don't have any way to repeat that.. This section is at best, very unclear because it says it will output the keyS from the 'active wallet' .. So I am reluctant to send a transfer to myself to claim any balance as the change will appear on a new address that I cannot obtain a key for.
I am simply seeking a solution and nobody has come close to provided it, basically I am being told that it's my error? I am not sure why. until this gets solved I am unable to send payments with Agama.. It's no biggie as the interest can accumulate for a while..
I am mentioning this so it is not written off as "my mistake" and acknowledged as an actual issue that is to be fixed. If it is fixed in the latest version of the wallet which I have not yet installed then I would retract my statement.
Can *anybody* output a list of private keys from *all* of their addresses present in Agama?
-- just read that in native mode agama stores to wallet.dat, in which case will be no problem to find the privkeys. seems like a fair workaround for the time being.
Agama is a deterministic wallet, meaning 1 seed = 1 address as well as it will generate unique keys depending on what is entered in the seed field. In basilisk mode which it seems like you were using initially it will just use that one address. Native mode behaves more like other bitcoin-like clients, as you have found out with the wallet.dat file and importing privkeys .
August 21, 2017, 11:45:34 PM
Hey Guys at komodo,
I have been watching komodo for a long time and there is quire a bit of good word around it but I am still unable to figure out what is the benefit of having smart contracts on a private transaction platform? what does that bring to table?
Can someone shed light on it?
Thank you
I have been watching komodo for a long time and there is quire a bit of good word around it but I am still unable to figure out what is the benefit of having smart contracts on a private transaction platform? what does that bring to table?
Can someone shed light on it?
Thank you
SuperNET/Komodo is an ecosystem of blockchains, unlike Ethereum where contracts are all on one chain and the primary purpose of the chain is to facilitate those contracts, Komodo contracts will be independent blockchains, allowing for scalability and compartmentalization of functionality, which is good for updates and security purposes.
As for what contracts bring to the table, the same as any system but here are some use cases
-Games
-Payment Scheduler and Distributor
- DAO's
- Blockchain Property Rights
Basically anything you need conditional logic for.
SuperNET/Komodo isn't just a coin, it will become its own world of blockchains that additionally interconnects different blockchains via overlay network, hence SuperNET.
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