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Quote from: agus_purno on September 04, 2017, 09:34:43 AM

coin komodo on this day increased of 2.23% and the price becomes 0.00053510 BTC , it becomes a sign that the coin Komodo will be a successful coin and will compete with other coins. and we all expect that the Komodo dragon will remain stable,
or better is the price will continue to rise

A price increase of 2.23% a day doesn't mean anything in crypto.
It's now at 0.00029725 BTC.

true but everything will be heading down in the face of 10k btc

komodo is solid dont worry about that one - one of a handful of proven developers here and I mean a handful.

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Quote from: agus_purno on September 04, 2017, 09:34:43 AM

coin komodo on this day increased of 2.23% and the price becomes 0.00053510 BTC , it becomes a sign that the coin Komodo will be a successful coin and will compete with other coins. and we all expect that the Komodo dragon will remain stable,
or better is the price will continue to rise

A price increase of 2.23% a day doesn't mean anything in crypto.
It's now at 0.00029725 BTC.

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There is something which would be reveal in the next 4 days https://komodoplatform.com. lets w8 guys Grin

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And do not forget you get 5% annual interest for just leaving the coins in your wallet. You do not have to mine, forge or harvest. You just got them for free. This is one of the main advantages for investors Komodo offer, besides the fact that the team is doing a great job and a lot of features are on the road to be released.

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good to hold. Wink

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Quote from: exsousia on July 05, 2017, 05:32:54 AM

I just went through the Komodo white paper on its delayed Proof of Work consensus mechanism (https://komodoplatform.com/whitepaper/). Has anyone else?

What do you think of this mechanism that notarizes transactions on to the bitcoin blockchain - providing stronger security (an attacker will have to bring both networks to succeed), but whose success also depends on the continous success of Bitcoin? What happens in the case of a the "split" bitcoin blockchain (Segwit, bitcoin Unlimited, etc)? Supanet (Komodo developers) appear to be staking a lot on this mechanism.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

I think without Bitcoin, there is no Komodo. I don't know if they can split appart Komodo of Bitcoin blockchain and how hard it is to do that. If there is a split like Bitcoin Cash, it doesn't touch Komodo i think as they still will use Bitcoin blockchain. But i don't know how it really works. I am not a Bitcoin blockchain developer.
But as Komodo depends on Bitcoin blockchain, i don't know about the transaction fees. Does the Bitcoin miners work on the Komodo transaction too? As they are notarized into Bitcoin blockchain? And i don't know what does 'notarized' means here. Maybe it is about the 'nodes' who needs to read/write transactions into Bitcoin blockchain.
But it is a really interesting idea.

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Through Komodo , other blockchains can connect to Bitcoin , saving on transaction costs

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hopefully Komodo dragons can continue to have a stable value so that more people are still loyal to keep stockpiling it and become one of the coins with high quality.

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Quote from: agus_purno on September 04, 2017, 09:34:43 AM

coin komodo on this day increased of 2.23% and the price becomes 0.00053510 BTC , it becomes a sign that the coin Komodo will be a successful coin and will compete with other coins. and we all expect that the Komodo dragon will remain stable,
or better is the price will continue to rise

yes i think this one is good to hold even in long term and i expect more increase in the price that will happen next week after they announce the new update next week.

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coin komodo on this day increased of 2.23% and the price becomes 0.00053510 BTC , it becomes a sign that the coin Komodo will be a successful coin and will compete with other coins. and we all expect that the Komodo dragon will remain stable,
or better is the price will continue to rise

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Quote from: dbc23 on July 05, 2017, 10:28:03 AM

Quote from: kjadB on July 05, 2017, 09:20:59 AM

Quote from: exsousia on July 05, 2017, 05:32:54 AM

I just went through the Komodo white paper on its delayed Proof of Work consensus mechanism (https://komodoplatform.com/whitepaper/). Has anyone else?

What do you think of this mechanism that notarizes transactions on to the bitcoin blockchain - providing stronger security (an attacker will have to bring both networks to succeed), but whose success also depends on the continous success of Bitcoin? What happens in the case of a the "split" bitcoin blockchain (Segwit, bitcoin Unlimited, etc)? Supanet (Komodo developers) appear to be staking a lot on this mechanism.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

The great thing about delayed PoW is Komodo could swap to LTC, (or any other PoW coin) in a matter of hours if they chose to.

I'm trying to envision ANY scenario where you'd want to do that which would be good for the dPOW coin holder but can't think of any, is there something I'm missing?

If another PoW coin became more secure than Bitcoin, then it would make sense.

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Quote from: kjadB on July 05, 2017, 09:20:59 AM

Quote from: exsousia on July 05, 2017, 05:32:54 AM

I just went through the Komodo white paper on its delayed Proof of Work consensus mechanism (https://komodoplatform.com/whitepaper/). Has anyone else?

What do you think of this mechanism that notarizes transactions on to the bitcoin blockchain - providing stronger security (an attacker will have to bring both networks to succeed), but whose success also depends on the continous success of Bitcoin? What happens in the case of a the "split" bitcoin blockchain (Segwit, bitcoin Unlimited, etc)? Supanet (Komodo developers) appear to be staking a lot on this mechanism.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

The great thing about delayed PoW is Komodo could swap to LTC, (or any other PoW coin) in a matter of hours if they chose to.

I'm trying to envision ANY scenario where you'd want to do that which would be good for the dPOW coin holder but can't think of any, is there something I'm missing?

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Quote from: exsousia on July 05, 2017, 05:32:54 AM

I just went through the Komodo white paper on its delayed Proof of Work consensus mechanism (https://komodoplatform.com/whitepaper/). Has anyone else?

What do you think of this mechanism that notarizes transactions on to the bitcoin blockchain - providing stronger security (an attacker will have to bring both networks to succeed), but whose success also depends on the continous success of Bitcoin? What happens in the case of a the "split" bitcoin blockchain (Segwit, bitcoin Unlimited, etc)? Supanet (Komodo developers) appear to be staking a lot on this mechanism.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

The great thing about delayed PoW is Komodo could swap to LTC, (or any other PoW coin) in a matter of hours if they chose to.

exsousia

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I just went through the Komodo white paper on its delayed Proof of Work consensus mechanism (https://komodoplatform.com/whitepaper/). Has anyone else?

What do you think of this mechanism that notarizes transactions on to the bitcoin blockchain - providing stronger security (an attacker will have to bring both networks to succeed), but whose success also depends on the continous success of Bitcoin? What happens in the case of a the "split" bitcoin blockchain (Segwit, bitcoin Unlimited, etc)? Supanet (Komodo developers) appear to be staking a lot on this mechanism.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

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