I've sold my BTCD
Why you have not contact me!! 
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Topic: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - An Open, Composable Smart Chain Platform, Secured by B - page 834. (Read 1191989 times)
September 29, 2016, 06:30:48 AM
WTB 11 BTC worth of BTCD at market rate!!
September 29, 2016, 06:16:49 AM
And the final transaction, which is alice claiming the deposit. this is not an expected occurance as the protocol both sides run will have spent the deposit before the CLTV tx can be confirmed, but it is possible for the side making the deposit to disconnect and not reclaim the deposit. In this unlikely case, the payment to the 2of2 multisig is in limbo until the deposit side spends it.
bobdeposit: txid af6521b99f56423bec946186b082f859b84bb0633c801dc416b8719cb386dc4d
010000000151eb900538fdf46a978a1dd2d02ef86febd8eda959278e36d2fb8afd9207b5ef01000 0006a473044022011c3124d37dbe6fdad78b7994683741cc40f41624a6c48c0e660972dcc897af2 022035e896697cc50141d1af08806d680c21fc2e393b1dcfd23bfefc60abe312ad4e012103b7621 b44118017a16043f19b30cc8a4cfe068ac4e42417bae16ba460c80f3828ffffffff01b15c000000 00000017a914f8b3f11ae2a8910398e3979e755288774a635b19878dceec57

Alice claim of deposit: 6f4cfda3d321e06992d9fdc7350b6d77eedb8321f1e9cad573ad4ec0f5926eae
01000000014ddc86b39c71b816c41d803c63b04bb859f882b0866194ec3b42569fb92165af00000 000b34830450221009411c26dcc047cd3e48511f75cbb385ceca1c2ace8c3b41d8c82fdb00ddbec 75022035fd1bd36b7974214783a0960632f8001dcf2d252fa89ab49ff108f300c4a5c801514c676 3048dceec57b1752102744c1dff0591d173b5d074c7e55084a1a03153c8cecfca0ed0fbc6979827 ec34ac67a9145cff11112071bc2f42a4d8b5017e1c7c2509c03c88210327b7810676e8ef2c5971b b5c2e5dfc13a2b32100c40f088c418b14dd069bafc8ac680000000001a1350000000000001976a9 14b7128d2ee837cf03e30a2c0e3e0181f7b9669bb688ac8eceec57
Now all the transactions that are required to protect both sides capital have been automatically created and verified to be properly signed and spendable. Getting all this code to work, especially the custom conditional p2sh signature, has been quite a chore, but finally it is done!
The side effect of long term (one week) testing of the notary pubkey messaging means I have a solid base to build the dPoW messaging on top.
bobdeposit: txid af6521b99f56423bec946186b082f859b84bb0633c801dc416b8719cb386dc4d
010000000151eb900538fdf46a978a1dd2d02ef86febd8eda959278e36d2fb8afd9207b5ef01000 0006a473044022011c3124d37dbe6fdad78b7994683741cc40f41624a6c48c0e660972dcc897af2 022035e896697cc50141d1af08806d680c21fc2e393b1dcfd23bfefc60abe312ad4e012103b7621 b44118017a16043f19b30cc8a4cfe068ac4e42417bae16ba460c80f3828ffffffff01b15c000000 00000017a914f8b3f11ae2a8910398e3979e755288774a635b19878dceec57

Alice claim of deposit: 6f4cfda3d321e06992d9fdc7350b6d77eedb8321f1e9cad573ad4ec0f5926eae
01000000014ddc86b39c71b816c41d803c63b04bb859f882b0866194ec3b42569fb92165af00000 000b34830450221009411c26dcc047cd3e48511f75cbb385ceca1c2ace8c3b41d8c82fdb00ddbec 75022035fd1bd36b7974214783a0960632f8001dcf2d252fa89ab49ff108f300c4a5c801514c676 3048dceec57b1752102744c1dff0591d173b5d074c7e55084a1a03153c8cecfca0ed0fbc6979827 ec34ac67a9145cff11112071bc2f42a4d8b5017e1c7c2509c03c88210327b7810676e8ef2c5971b b5c2e5dfc13a2b32100c40f088c418b14dd069bafc8ac680000000001a1350000000000001976a9 14b7128d2ee837cf03e30a2c0e3e0181f7b9669bb688ac8eceec57
Now all the transactions that are required to protect both sides capital have been automatically created and verified to be properly signed and spendable. Getting all this code to work, especially the custom conditional p2sh signature, has been quite a chore, but finally it is done!
The side effect of long term (one week) testing of the notary pubkey messaging means I have a solid base to build the dPoW messaging on top.
September 29, 2016, 05:48:49 AM
Must buying btcd to invest in komodo.
I've sold my BTCD
No you do not need btcd to invest into the komodo ICO but it is better to do so currently.
If you sold your btcd, you have just sold something worth 0.0053 for 0.004 so congrats on that.
September 29, 2016, 05:42:21 AM
For completeness: https://blockchain.info/tx/cb07398c1b03ef32432220998e18b07dd7fbb4a83d989dc424f43786c5f7d4f2
that is a CLTV spend of a conditional payment, which allows recovering funds in case the other party bails out. And with that, the final transaction type is properly signed and able to be spent, so now onto the more mundane things, like logging, resuming after reconnect, etc.
that is a CLTV spend of a conditional payment, which allows recovering funds in case the other party bails out. And with that, the final transaction type is properly signed and able to be spent, so now onto the more mundane things, like logging, resuming after reconnect, etc.
September 29, 2016, 05:35:14 AM
Must buying btcd to invest in komodo.
I've sold my BTCD
September 29, 2016, 02:38:24 AM
Must buying btcd to invest in komodo.
September 29, 2016, 02:35:34 AM
In Stratis Platform's Q&A seassion the following was asked:
"Will Stratis consider using Komodo's dPoW to additionally secure its mainchain and private chain with Bitcoin's hashrate?"
Click here and listen their answer!
"Will Stratis consider using Komodo's dPoW to additionally secure its mainchain and private chain with Bitcoin's hashrate?"
Click here and listen their answer!
He praised you are very talented, you are happy?
Stratis and Komodo are both terrific projects in this year.I myself, find Komodo very interesting and will support your project. Good luck.
September 29, 2016, 02:33:31 AM
Have any deals been done with exchanges to list Komodo upon release? and if so can you give us a heads up as to which ones
Cheers Jon
Cheers Jon
Any estimate date after fund raise to hit exchange ?
We haven't made any deals. The exchanges will list a liquid coin because it's in their best interests. We cannot promise any date for the exchange to list us.
Why Komodo logo is mostly green but gui is orange? 
What are that strange BTC addresses in gui or are they Komodo addresses for BTC?
Any news about superBTCD?
What are that strange BTC addresses in gui or are they Komodo addresses for BTC?
Any news about superBTCD?
It is Iguana's GUI. Iguana is a different project, but partly linked with Komodo.
Like PondSea said, the information in the GUI is just some random characters. No real BTC transaction took place.
What kind of news are you expecting?
SuperBTCD works like always. For the revenue asset the SuperBTCD should be sent to your local wallet. We will soon publish a guide about how to set up that wallet.
What other project support Iguana?
Komodo doesn't 'support' iguana, but rather just uses its technology. Likewise at least InstantDEX will use Iguana. Because Iguana contain a lot of basic/low level technology we expect many future projects to use it too. That's really the idea behind SuperNET: solve complex problems so other project's don't have to start from scratch. In this case dPoW development doesn't have to start from scratch.
September 28, 2016, 07:49:22 PM
Any estimate date after fund raise to hit exchange ?
September 28, 2016, 07:35:23 PM
What other project support Iguana?
September 28, 2016, 07:06:02 PM
Why Komodo logo is mostly green but gui is orange?
What are that strange BTC addresses in gui or are they Komodo addresses for BTC?
Any news about superBTCD?
What are that strange BTC addresses in gui or are they Komodo addresses for BTC?
Any news about superBTCD?
September 28, 2016, 05:41:14 PM
Have any deals been done with exchanges to list Komodo upon release? and if so can you give us a heads up as to which ones
Cheers Jon
Cheers Jon
September 28, 2016, 05:21:37 PM
They are coding that magic into the gui currently so the information in the pics above are not accurate until that is done.
September 28, 2016, 02:41:46 PM
Nice GUI designs!
September 28, 2016, 02:40:49 PM
In the past we have talked about how Iguana will have its first release before Komodo ICO starts. This should convince everyone that these are not just empty words, but jl777 has coded a lot of stuff and it's working.
Just now there was a GUI update from @boogieman on SuperNET Slack #iguana:
Komodo will use some of the code from Iguana, as Iguana is the low level technology that many other SuperNET projects will leverage on, i.e. atomic swaps and a decentralized exchange.
So what is Iguana? Here's a quote from jl777:
What does the Iguana achieve:
Some Screens!! Just now there was a GUI update from @boogieman on SuperNET Slack #iguana:
Quote
The GUI update:
1. We have 0 (ZERO) tasks in To Do column for 0.1.
2. We have completed Iguana/Non-Iguana Create Account/Login Screens
3. Authorization Features and Dashboard were pushed to the repo, now we are testing it. Need code optimizatin to make it faster. Working on it.
4. Features Sending\Receiving to be delivered very soon. The devs finally done with syncs after major changes and now working on API.
5. The rest of the tasks are minor improvements.
So we are in the final phase and getting ready to test and release.
1. We have 0 (ZERO) tasks in To Do column for 0.1.
2. We have completed Iguana/Non-Iguana Create Account/Login Screens
3. Authorization Features and Dashboard were pushed to the repo, now we are testing it. Need code optimizatin to make it faster. Working on it.
4. Features Sending\Receiving to be delivered very soon. The devs finally done with syncs after major changes and now working on API.
5. The rest of the tasks are minor improvements.
So we are in the final phase and getting ready to test and release.
Komodo will use some of the code from Iguana, as Iguana is the low level technology that many other SuperNET projects will leverage on, i.e. atomic swaps and a decentralized exchange.
So what is Iguana? Here's a quote from jl777:
Quote
I will be using iguana to implement the bitcoin interfacing required in komodo. komodo is a usecase of iguana tech. iguana is the platform level codebase and so now the time is come to build things on top of that platform. dPoW is a relatively small and well defined module to complete and I will add that into a zcash fork.
Iguana is a bitcoin daemon and wallet that can sync the entire BTC blockchain from scratch in 2 hours. It also can sync over a dozen other coins, all from a self-contained codebase that I wrote from scratch. Its codesize is about 3MB and it has been ported from unix to osx, win32, win64, android and chrome app. docs.supernet.org documents its API bindings and it is now in the final stages of debug and will be used as a component within komodo. I have seen some GUI that is looking pretty good and for basic wallet function and parallel sync it appears to be working, though I do the core level code and not the GUI so I cant speak for it in detail.
Iguana is a bitcoin daemon and wallet that can sync the entire BTC blockchain from scratch in 2 hours. It also can sync over a dozen other coins, all from a self-contained codebase that I wrote from scratch. Its codesize is about 3MB and it has been ported from unix to osx, win32, win64, android and chrome app. docs.supernet.org documents its API bindings and it is now in the final stages of debug and will be used as a component within komodo. I have seen some GUI that is looking pretty good and for basic wallet function and parallel sync it appears to be working, though I do the core level code and not the GUI so I cant speak for it in detail.
What does the Iguana achieve:
Quote
Iguana brings all the bitcoin compatibles into the same technical platform. Multiple coins can run through iguana, they are directly connected in a way. This makes things like Atomic Swaps possible. Send btc and receive btcd without using an exchange
Tweet : https://twitter.com/KomodoPlatform/status/781189659070173184
1 BTC spend with a fee of 10 BTC? I think that needs some work.
Oh, I see you put in 10 BTC fee. Hmm... I think the USD numbers are off. The wallet balances show 1 BTC = $672 yet the fee shows 10 BTC = $580.
September 28, 2016, 01:57:27 PM
In the past we have talked about how Iguana will have its first release before Komodo ICO starts. This should convince everyone that these are not just empty words, but jl777 has coded a lot of stuff and it's working.
Just now there was a GUI update from @boogieman on SuperNET Slack #iguana:
Komodo will use some of the code from Iguana, as Iguana is the low level technology that many other SuperNET projects will leverage on, i.e. atomic swaps and a decentralized exchange.
So what is Iguana? Here's a quote from jl777:
What does the Iguana achieve:
Some Screens!! Just now there was a GUI update from @boogieman on SuperNET Slack #iguana:
Quote
The GUI update:
1. We have 0 (ZERO) tasks in To Do column for 0.1.
2. We have completed Iguana/Non-Iguana Create Account/Login Screens
3. Authorization Features and Dashboard were pushed to the repo, now we are testing it. Need code optimizatin to make it faster. Working on it.
4. Features Sending\Receiving to be delivered very soon. The devs finally done with syncs after major changes and now working on API.
5. The rest of the tasks are minor improvements.
So we are in the final phase and getting ready to test and release.
1. We have 0 (ZERO) tasks in To Do column for 0.1.
2. We have completed Iguana/Non-Iguana Create Account/Login Screens
3. Authorization Features and Dashboard were pushed to the repo, now we are testing it. Need code optimizatin to make it faster. Working on it.
4. Features Sending\Receiving to be delivered very soon. The devs finally done with syncs after major changes and now working on API.
5. The rest of the tasks are minor improvements.
So we are in the final phase and getting ready to test and release.
Komodo will use some of the code from Iguana, as Iguana is the low level technology that many other SuperNET projects will leverage on, i.e. atomic swaps and a decentralized exchange.
So what is Iguana? Here's a quote from jl777:
Quote
I will be using iguana to implement the bitcoin interfacing required in komodo. komodo is a usecase of iguana tech. iguana is the platform level codebase and so now the time is come to build things on top of that platform. dPoW is a relatively small and well defined module to complete and I will add that into a zcash fork.
Iguana is a bitcoin daemon and wallet that can sync the entire BTC blockchain from scratch in 2 hours. It also can sync over a dozen other coins, all from a self-contained codebase that I wrote from scratch. Its codesize is about 3MB and it has been ported from unix to osx, win32, win64, android and chrome app. docs.supernet.org documents its API bindings and it is now in the final stages of debug and will be used as a component within komodo. I have seen some GUI that is looking pretty good and for basic wallet function and parallel sync it appears to be working, though I do the core level code and not the GUI so I cant speak for it in detail.
Iguana is a bitcoin daemon and wallet that can sync the entire BTC blockchain from scratch in 2 hours. It also can sync over a dozen other coins, all from a self-contained codebase that I wrote from scratch. Its codesize is about 3MB and it has been ported from unix to osx, win32, win64, android and chrome app. docs.supernet.org documents its API bindings and it is now in the final stages of debug and will be used as a component within komodo. I have seen some GUI that is looking pretty good and for basic wallet function and parallel sync it appears to be working, though I do the core level code and not the GUI so I cant speak for it in detail.
What does the Iguana achieve:
Quote
Iguana brings all the bitcoin compatibles into the same technical platform. Multiple coins can run through iguana, they are directly connected in a way. This makes things like Atomic Swaps possible. Send btc and receive btcd without using an exchange
Tweet : https://twitter.com/KomodoPlatform/status/781189659070173184
September 28, 2016, 11:56:40 AM
WTB 11 BTC worth of BTCD at market rate!!
September 28, 2016, 09:57:53 AM
In the past we have talked about how Iguana will have its first release before Komodo ICO starts. This should convince everyone that these are not just empty words, but jl777 has coded a lot of stuff and it's working.
Just now there was a GUI update from @boogieman on SuperNET Slack #iguana:
Komodo will use some of the code from Iguana, as Iguana is the low level technology that many other SuperNET projects will leverage on, i.e. atomic swaps and a decentralized exchange.
So what is Iguana? Here's a quote from jl777:
What does the Iguana achieve:
Just now there was a GUI update from @boogieman on SuperNET Slack #iguana:
Quote
The GUI update:
1. We have 0 (ZERO) tasks in To Do column for 0.1.
2. We have completed Iguana/Non-Iguana Create Account/Login Screens
3. Authorization Features and Dashboard were pushed to the repo, now we are testing it. Need code optimizatin to make it faster. Working on it.
4. Features Sending\Receiving to be delivered very soon. The devs finally done with syncs after major changes and now working on API.
5. The rest of the tasks are minor improvements.
So we are in the final phase and getting ready to test and release.
1. We have 0 (ZERO) tasks in To Do column for 0.1.
2. We have completed Iguana/Non-Iguana Create Account/Login Screens
3. Authorization Features and Dashboard were pushed to the repo, now we are testing it. Need code optimizatin to make it faster. Working on it.
4. Features Sending\Receiving to be delivered very soon. The devs finally done with syncs after major changes and now working on API.
5. The rest of the tasks are minor improvements.
So we are in the final phase and getting ready to test and release.
Komodo will use some of the code from Iguana, as Iguana is the low level technology that many other SuperNET projects will leverage on, i.e. atomic swaps and a decentralized exchange.
So what is Iguana? Here's a quote from jl777:
Quote
I will be using iguana to implement the bitcoin interfacing required in komodo. komodo is a usecase of iguana tech. iguana is the platform level codebase and so now the time is come to build things on top of that platform. dPoW is a relatively small and well defined module to complete and I will add that into a zcash fork.
Iguana is a bitcoin daemon and wallet that can sync the entire BTC blockchain from scratch in 2 hours. It also can sync over a dozen other coins, all from a self-contained codebase that I wrote from scratch. Its codesize is about 3MB and it has been ported from unix to osx, win32, win64, android and chrome app. docs.supernet.org documents its API bindings and it is now in the final stages of debug and will be used as a component within komodo. I have seen some GUI that is looking pretty good and for basic wallet function and parallel sync it appears to be working, though I do the core level code and not the GUI so I cant speak for it in detail.
Iguana is a bitcoin daemon and wallet that can sync the entire BTC blockchain from scratch in 2 hours. It also can sync over a dozen other coins, all from a self-contained codebase that I wrote from scratch. Its codesize is about 3MB and it has been ported from unix to osx, win32, win64, android and chrome app. docs.supernet.org documents its API bindings and it is now in the final stages of debug and will be used as a component within komodo. I have seen some GUI that is looking pretty good and for basic wallet function and parallel sync it appears to be working, though I do the core level code and not the GUI so I cant speak for it in detail.
What does the Iguana achieve:
Quote
Iguana brings all the bitcoin compatibles into the same technical platform. Multiple coins can run through iguana, they are directly connected in a way. This makes things like Atomic Swaps possible. Send btc and receive btcd without using an exchange
September 28, 2016, 09:44:10 AM
@KomodoPlatform - are you anon too? Would be good to know who you are and what's your role in SN and Komodo (programmer, community manager, other)? Please do tell...username on SN slack maybe?
Hello,
Yes it's Audo - the community manager.
I have been hanging around since early 2015. I really like what SuperNET tries to achieve, as should everyone because the whole crypto will benefit
I'm not too technical person, but following what jl777 is up to has made me to learn a thing or two. A while back I made a report about SuperNET & Nxt, and that's really been my biggest achievement so far.
Thus far I haven't told my real name, although I'm not really that 'anon'. I don't use a VPN and my real picture is there somewhere...
On SuperNET slack (an all the other Slacks out there) I use "audo" as my alias.
Thanks for asking!
September 28, 2016, 07:39:51 AM
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