I have some question about the Windows wallet.
Are we going to get our REVS supported in the next Windows wallet release?
I really like the new Windows wallet, so i hope in the next update, our REVS will get supported by the wallet too...any plan to add our REVS in Windows wallet?
Are we going to get our REVS supported in the next Windows wallet release?
I really like the new Windows wallet, so i hope in the next update, our REVS will get supported by the wallet too...any plan to add our REVS in Windows wallet?
Yes, it is there!
Can someone shine a light on the revshare asset.
What I understand so far: There should be a client for that asset chain and you somehow import your btcd private key int here and done !?
So I do not need to have to deal with the Komondo ICO page to get rev shares corretc?
Second what are they good for?
Do they generate interest in kmd or something or is this just another coin/asset with 0 interest and 0 value because no one uses it?
I try to figure out if it even makes sense to claim those shares. When there is no value attached to them I don't see what they are good for and why I should even bother to get them!?
What I understand so far: There should be a client for that asset chain and you somehow import your btcd private key int here and done !?
So I do not need to have to deal with the Komondo ICO page to get rev shares corretc?
Second what are they good for?
Do they generate interest in kmd or something or is this just another coin/asset with 0 interest and 0 value because no one uses it?
I try to figure out if it even makes sense to claim those shares. When there is no value attached to them I don't see what they are good for and why I should even bother to get them!?
REVS asset gets some revenue out of the SuperNET services, so it will pay dividends. There's is no roadmap or tech behind it... it just plays dividends. Very simple
For now, we haven't paid any dividends as the platform is just coming online and thus there hasn't been any siginificant profit.
The REVS asset has been distributed already, you have it if you had BTCD in your local wallet OR swapped to KMD before the BTCD snapshot date.
-> if you held BTCD in your local wallet you need your BTCD privatekey
-> if you swapped KMD before the snapshot you will need your seed
Use the REVS explorer (revs.supernet.org) to check if you have received REVS. The address is the same as your KMD address (if you swapped) or then it is your BTCD address (if you held it in your local wallet).
BTCD 1:1 REVS
Next Iguana release supports REVS, so it can be accessed and sent our from the GUI itself. In ~few months you can trade it with our decentralized exchange EasyDEX.
