Topic: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - An Open, Composable Smart Chain Platform, Secured by B - page 371. (Read 1192381 times)

I saw this headline on Coin Desk and thought it might mention SuperNET and InstantDEX ... but nothing ... someone with knowledge should email the journalist and explain iDEX tech, so they can update the article.

Changing Exchanges: Will the Coinbase of Tomorrow Be Decentralized?

I'm singing in the rain
Just singin' in the rain
What a glorious feeling
I'm happy again
I'm laughing at clouds
So dark up above
The sun's in my heart
And I'm ready for a bunch of new coins...

actually all the coins are dumping those days, not only komodo...

great read and news!! i am looking forward for more news and hope all the issues with the platform and wallet will be fixed soon. cheers

Weak hands.I'm buying cheap altcoins now,thanks weak hands boys.Popcorn time for me

The sky is falling the sky is falling.... Quick someone pannic sell me some more KMD cheap..

Thanks

What price should kmd be at to be on moon? Btc is already above $25k but people still waiting it to move to moon. If kmd reach there,it would still be expected to go further.

This issue is known and the team is currently working on fixing the site

The price is quite low right now, so it can be a good entrance for whales. Plus, aren't the M2020EU being held starting today? It will be a great timing for investors.

there is some blockchain tech that uses Komodo dPow?

Will it be profitable to mine KMD with a GeForce GT840M gpu?
I am not talking in short term, I have a target price of 10 usd per KMD in a year

Any update about the Ledger interest fix?  If not fixed yet, ETA or place I can monitor progress?

Any plans to have the Swing wallet interact with the Ledger? I assume this would also allow the assets to be moved.

Thanks

The necessary info is here under "BTCD swap":
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16115491

So I made a simple tutorial on how to start mining Komodo using your existing AMD, Nvidia cards. Hope you guys will like it http://ethereumfaq.org/mine-komodo-with-amd-nvidia-or-cpu-06146/

I saw a utxo today that didnt have locktime set and thus it wasnt accruing any interest. I am not sure how that utxo was created, but to be sure you are earning interest look at the transaction that created your utxo(s) and make sure that it has a lockTime field set.

you can use the kmd.explorer.supernet.org to see if it has a lockTime field listed. If it doesnt, then it means you are not earning any interest.

Other than locktime set, it needs to be for more than 10 KMD.

OK, so if it has locktime set, you know it is earning interest. if it isnt, sent those funds using a current wallet to an address you control and then make sure it has locktime set. If it doesnt, please post exactly how you created the transaction. The sendtoaddress function in komodod supports interest, but the z_sendmany does not. use the sendtoaddress to collect the interest first and then do the z_sendmany if you need to use z_sendmany or any other method to send that doesnt use sendtoaddress.

Now, to make sure you collect the interest, you need to spend it, but if the wallet you are using doesnt support spending the interest, then finding out with a transaction that doesnt claim the interest is no good. So, I suggest to not broadcast the transaction if you are worried about collecting the interest and decoding the transaction bytes and then making sure the outputs to your addresses are bigger by the expected amount. If it is all good, then just broadcast it. If not, then please let us know how you created a transaction that doesnt spend the interest.

If we dont know about it, we will have a harder time to fix it.

Of course if all the above is too much work or too complicated, then please just wait until we are hearing from the field that all is well. Until then, there can definitely be issues in claiming interest as this is a komodo unique feature and most of the existing bitcoin infrastructure does not support it. So until you hear that it definitely works for your configuration, assume it doesnt. Or you can follow the above process to help us find the cases that dont work and then we can fix them.

yes

https://komodoplatform.com/whitepaper/

Komodo using Bitcoin blockchain in someway also?

transparent mode is what is used for the most part and that isnt anonymous. To do all transactions in zeroknowledge is both slow and leads to blockchain bloat.

What is needed is a way to go from a transparent address to another transparent address that has no linkage to it (direct, indirect or statistical).

To do that, a system like JUMBLR is needed. It creates an emergent behavior that is enhanced privacy out of the relatively simple actions of each node. So while each node is essentially doing transactions with themselves and never giving up control of their coins, the sum effect is that all participants are tumbling their coins with each other.

To break the linkage you need to do a t-> z transaction, followed by a z -> z (this breaks the linkages) and of course a final z -> t so you can get the funds into a transparent address.

If the information I read is right, Komodo is a fork of ZCash with some adaptions. Right?

If yes, what is the use case of Jumbler then? ZCash is anyonmous in its nature why do we need a tool like Jumblr when transactions are anonymous?

I am sure there is a case why but I do not understand it. Would be nice if someone could explain. Thanks!

Uhh, I send 1 KMD to bittrex to do a test, and because it is succeeded, I tried to send others, this time the rest of my amount, but it kept saying it is failed and when I refresh the wallet, somehow my KMD balance showing that I have "-" (no other number following the amount). How could this happen and how do I restore my other balance?

Edit: got it, I found the instructions on supernet, all I have to do is to "clear cache amd fetch wallet data" from the "basilisk actions" dropdown