Topic: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - An Open, Composable Smart Chain Platform, Secured by B - page 59. (Read 1192048 times)
August 11, 2018, 02:59:12 AM
KMD rewards work on a thing called nlocktime. If I remember correctly, this is a time stamp of when the transaction happened and it's stored in Unix time (Had to look this up first time) but not all transactions set nlocktime by default. if a UTXO doesn't have nlocktime set, it won't gain rewards. So wallets like Agama, and Guarda set locktime by default, and they also set it in the transaction when you "claim rewards". but wallets like Ledger are not set up to view nlocktime and are not set up to set it when you send from their wallet. so when it arrives in your Agama wallet, nlocktime is not set. So if you send to yourself from Agama it will set locktime and start gaining rewards.
August 10, 2018, 09:02:25 PM
Komodo. 1 million transactions per second. Daniel Pigeon, interview.
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
https://i.imgur.com/brXDiwM.png
Very impressive figures from KOMODO network's performance!Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
https://i.imgur.com/brXDiwM.png
The project has had great capabity to process massive transactions almost instantly via its top-notch blockchain-based technology.
August 10, 2018, 08:46:47 PM
...People today in the detachment are not interested in technology itself, but in making money with it...
Literally everything that is wrong in the crypto space right now. 
August 10, 2018, 05:33:17 PM
How does Komodo work:-
dPoW secured Blockchain projects are like highways and built on the Komodo platform. These projects are fully independent with Lightning fast transaction speeds (within seconds), no point of failures, no traffic jams, unlike projects that are build on an Ethereum-based ERC20 token.
When a picture speaks a thousand words
But at the moment until the collection of money for new projects go without a komodo, then it will be less popular. People today in the detachment are not interested in technology itself, but in making money with it. And for this reason, such projects as a komodo do not stand in the first places for investment.
August 10, 2018, 04:06:25 PM
What is the relationship between the Komodo coin and the decentralized exchange?
Or in other words - what will determine the demand for KMD?
Why does/would one of those things have to do with the other? Komodo creates the demand for Komodo, with or without BarterDEX even existing. Or in other words - what will determine the demand for KMD?
August 10, 2018, 03:53:06 PM
What is the relationship between the Komodo coin and the decentralized exchange?
Or in other words - what will determine the demand for KMD?
Or in other words - what will determine the demand for KMD?
Komodo is used to enable speed trading mode on dex. Additionally fees to dex and related asset holders get paid in kmd . Other demand generators are delayed proof of work, Jumblr and eventually MoMoM
August 10, 2018, 03:50:30 PM
Komodo. 1 million transactions per second. Daniel Pigeon, interview.
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
One question about writing a snapshot to the Bitcoin Blockchain. I try to understand the principle. The more transactions Komodo has, the more information must be written to the Bitcoin Blockchain, right? The more information the more expensive is the writing into BTC ledger. Who pays this? If this is paid with the Komodo fees, then, Komodo fees must first be exchanged for Bitcoin, right? How does it happen and how does the process work?
More people notarizing to KMD doesn't increase amount of data stored on btc. The ICO funds are used to do the notarization onto bitcoin.
August 10, 2018, 03:30:55 PM
What is the relationship between the Komodo coin and the decentralized exchange?
Or in other words - what will determine the demand for KMD?
Or in other words - what will determine the demand for KMD?
August 10, 2018, 03:30:23 PM
Komodo. 1 million transactions per second. Daniel Pigeon, interview.
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
One question about writing a snapshot to the Bitcoin Blockchain. I try to understand the principle. The more transactions Komodo has, the more information must be written to the Bitcoin Blockchain, right? The more information the more expensive is the writing into BTC ledger. Who pays this? If this is paid with the Komodo fees, then, Komodo fees must first be exchanged for Bitcoin, right? How does it happen and how does the process work?
Komodo has a war-chest of Bitcoin from their ICO. Last I checked given current tx fees, they could notarize for more than 50 years...
August 10, 2018, 01:48:03 PM
How does Komodo work:-
dPoW secured Blockchain projects are like highways and built on the Komodo platform. These projects are fully independent with Lightning fast transaction speeds (within seconds), no point of failures, no traffic jams, unlike projects that are build on an Ethereum-based ERC20 token.
When a picture speaks a thousand words
August 10, 2018, 01:45:58 PM
i think when the smart contracts on komodo are ready it mught be very good to build something like cryptokitties to show that congestoin is not a problem for komodo, is that going to be possible does komodo have the erc72?1
August 10, 2018, 11:51:24 AM
Komodo. 1 million transactions per second. Daniel Pigeon, interview.
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
One question about writing a snapshot to the Bitcoin Blockchain. I try to understand the principle. The more transactions Komodo has, the more information must be written to the Bitcoin Blockchain, right? The more information the more expensive is the writing into BTC ledger. Who pays this? If this is paid with the Komodo fees, then, Komodo fees must first be exchanged for Bitcoin, right? How does it happen and how does the process work?
[1] https://komodoplatform.com/2018-notary-node-elections/
August 10, 2018, 09:41:19 AM
Komodo. 1 million transactions per second. Daniel Pigeon, interview.
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
One question about writing a snapshot to the Bitcoin Blockchain. I try to understand the principle. The more transactions Komodo has, the more information must be written to the Bitcoin Blockchain, right? The more information the more expensive is the writing into BTC ledger. Who pays this? If this is paid with the Komodo fees, then, Komodo fees must first be exchanged for Bitcoin, right? How does it happen and how does the process work?
August 10, 2018, 09:11:04 AM
Komodo. 1 million transactions per second. Daniel Pigeon, interview.
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
Every ten minutes our notary nodes save a "snap" of our blockchain into Bitcoin's ledger, this mirrors our data in Bitcoin's blockchain. This means that if someone would like to hack us, they would also have to hack Bitcoin's blockchain, since it's the biggest at the moment, that's impossible...
August 09, 2018, 06:22:04 PM
And the Komodo project is really good, in all respects in a very short time I think it will take its top place on the podium. I bought coins recently, hope it will be a good investment.
Yes, I heard that you need to keep on your wallet more than 500 KMD .
Soon you will receive coins ZILLA.
I also decided to buy some of these coins. Here we will soon fly to the moon )
August 09, 2018, 12:14:55 PM
And the Komodo project is really good, in all respects in a very short time I think it will take its top place on the podium. I bought coins recently, hope it will be a good investment.
August 09, 2018, 12:11:54 PM
"First off, Komodo claims to be compatible with any of the popular programming languages, meaning smart contracts can be written in Python, PHP, Ruby, Pearl, Go and TCL. Front end web support is also catered for with JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and XML options available."
How is this section to be understood in the article? Is Komodo platform already smart contracts ready or is this just a preview of what Komodo's smart contracts feature will be able to do in the future?
Maybe KMD platform will be a new revolution of crypto technology next year.
August 09, 2018, 09:25:20 AM
"First off, Komodo claims to be compatible with any of the popular programming languages, meaning smart contracts can be written in Python, PHP, Ruby, Pearl, Go and TCL. Front end web support is also catered for with JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and XML options available."
How is this section to be understood in the article? Is Komodo platform already smart contracts ready or is this just a preview of what Komodo's smart contracts feature will be able to do in the future?
August 08, 2018, 11:46:25 PM
That's an awesome news . This is a major competitor in the future cryptoworld and KMD platform will draw attention to all users and the cryptocurrency community.
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