Topic: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - An Open, Composable Smart Chain Platform, Secured by B - page 688. (Read 1191996 times)

Yes, the wallets have been available for use for some time now, but they have been in an alpha/beta stage and the installation process is hard.

Once we make the official release with the easy installer it will be safe to use. The point is that the Komodo investors could move/use their money after the KMD is distributed. It is always the safes option to store the coins under your own control.

We have not released a wallet yet,  there was no wallet available for the public last year.

I want to ask if this wallet release is now save for use, because I was told their was a bug in the one available last year.

I want to ask if this wallet release is now save for use, because I was told their was a bug in the one available last year.

I'm glad to announce that we are about to release another version of the GUI, yet still beta.

It took us more than two months to bring in new changes and features together, so now users will have an almost completed Iguana wallet. Why almost? Because the main features already work in the both modes (Iguana and coind) without detectable flaws and to make it complete we need to cover UX issues, such progress bars, additional confirmation or negative cases messages, and polish the flow of acquiring users from nonIguana wallets to Iguana (point-of-sales).

I have a big personal wish to start using Iguana as a multi-coin wallet for my crypto coins, as recently I have lost a sum using a competitive app because of a bug or fraudulent transaction. Let's consider it a cost of competitive market analysis), but that's not a great deal, as I gain much more.

So in this update, I will not disclose all the details of the release, as we are just a few bugs away to merge to the main repo and all information will be published in release notes by the mid of the next week. Now keep patient and read the brief summary for the latest period of progress since the last release.

1. UX/UI
 - We upgraded create/login a wallet screens, gave them more neatness, user-friendliness and sexiness.
 - Made Iguana responsible for mobile, tablet, and full desktop screens sizes.
 - Added new features with some awesome UX solution, that cuts users efforts to one or two clicks.

2. Features
 - As Full Nodes require from users some pre-setting tweaks, we added simple onboarding\getting started guide, which will be improved to prevent all possible risks of users refusals.
 - Added Terms of Use disclaimer. Despite Iguana is still in beta, from now on we are bearing the responsibility of users financial risks.
 - Implemented unique fee settings feature with dynamic values.
 - Injected interactive animations for processing and updates, though many cooler GUI processing and UX animations are in the pipeline.

3. Extra
 - More coins to be supported.
 - More fiats as a reference currency.
 - More negative use cases covered.
 - Applied unit tests and performed partially automated tests, thus detected bugs and closed them.
 - Implement Gulp for build automation for Angular.
 - Reviewed and closed security issues.

4. Applications
 - There are also few bugs left to have Windows, Mac and Linux applications released. If the guys kill the bugs by the time we close the final issues, the release will  - contain desktop applications.
 - Chrome app is published for inner testing and will not be released this time, as we need to make 100% sure all security issues related to Chrome sensitiveness are covered.

5. Next
 - Tasks for 0.3 are already in design and coding phases.
 - The specification is being updated with recent changes since the last time of creation in Autumn.
 - The roadmap is being designed along with my requirements gathering for already stated features. Doing it parallels.
 - EasyDex integration into Iguana platform has started and will be at full speed once we have desktop application stable.

K just double checking this in order to get REVS I either need to move BTCD to my private wallet or do the swap on the ico site before the snapshot date (when) but I can swap anytime after the snapshot for one year I just wont receive REVS

Thanks, just to get the timing right, how long before btcd stakes can be spent? I want to try and stake up to the last hour, but don't want to be caught with unspendable coins that can't be sent. Is it 8 hours? If so can stop staking 8.1 hours fromdeadline and leave some time to send btcd to komodo website.

Hi Guys, When the voting starts, could you list all the steps so that people don't have to ask too many questions.
The voting procedure should be very simple.

                       

Hi Guys, When the voting starts, could you list all the steps so that people don't have to ask too many questions.
The voting procedure should be very simple.

                       

It's been known before ICO started that one can invest BTC or buy BTCD and swap it. It was always up to investors what option to choose.

Distribution of coins will not be equal among all regions obviously,wouldn't it be a tough for some regions candidate and fairly easy for other to get elected?

Thanks, just to get the timing right, how long before btcd stakes can be spent? I want to try and stake up to the last hour, but don't want to be caught with unspendable coins that can't be sent. Is it 8 hours? If so can stop staking 8.1 hours fromdeadline and leave some time to send btcd to komodo website.

1 coin = 1 vote
Total coin holdings available for each region
Vote for 1 candidate per region.

For utmost surety it should be swapped before the deadline.

Time zone is UTC
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/timezone/utc

To vote for notaries, does btcd have to be swapped before deadline. Also, is the deadline time based on btt forum time?