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I made another thread in the alts section, check here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4871129.new#new

Why not they take time to introduce themselves with an ANN topic, I guess it must be more important for them to develop reputation among cruptocurrency users.

It seems bit.ac just gets a competitor, still bit.ac will be having positive edge as they had successful signature campaign here to make them familiar among cruptocurrency users.

Edit:
This topic belongs to web wallets (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=222.0) ?

I don't know , I asked them If they are willing to make one or I could make one ? they said that I could go and make one myself , I guess they don't have time to manage it.
Bit.ac is far from being a competitor with Exodus.io If you ask me , because Exodus gives you control over your private keys while Bit.ac don't and without mentioning that Its an online wallet. This doesn't belong to web wallets because the wallet is a desktop wallet.

A new update came out a few hours ago and here is the changelog :

General

-  NEW: You can now show/hide assets in the settings section. Don't ever use Dogecoin? Not a fan of Litecoin? You can now turn off assets you don't want to see and they disappear in the wallet, portfolio and exchange sections. Fans of minimalism rejoice!

Wallet

-  IMPROVED: More robust dynamic bitcoin fee calculations to make sure your Bitcoin transactions are confirmed fast. Recently we have seen the some of the highest levels of Bitcoin network backlogs - we always try to stay one-step ahead to ensure Exodus transactions don't get stuck.

More info :

1.19.0 version is out and here are the major changes :

Wallet

-BUGFIX: If you received a transaction, then immediately sent this unconfirmed transaction out of Exodus there was a chance (on the next block confirmation) this transaction would be marked as invalid and returned to your wallet balance on your next refresh. This is fixed, no matter when you send, Exodus ensures transactions are correctly forwarded to the network.
-IMPROVED: Dash sending and receiving is working after the recent Dash hard fork.
-IMPROVED: A few small annoyances with the BTC multiple receive addresses have been fixed.
- NEW: You can now import Ethereum private keys.

Exchange

-IMPROVED: Exchange limits have been raised 2 - 3X and in some liquid markets (BTC & ETH) we raised the max 5X. This results in one-click exchange amounts of ~$5,000 USD per exchange!
-BUGFIX: Exchange "Min" was working with some but not all assets. We now have 100% coverage.
-IMPROVED: Exchanges are now properly marked complete only when the exchanged asset is deposited. Previously exchanges were signaled complete when our exchange partner ShapeShift said so - however the asset would sometimes not be deposited for up to a minute later. We now properly wait until the asset is deposited in your wallet THEN signal the exchange as complete.
-IMPROVED: If you quit Exodus while an exchange was in progress, or an exchange failed, this exchange transaction was never logged to your wallet transaction list as an outgoing transaction until your next app launch/refresh/rescan. Exodus now properly log outgoing exchanges into the corresponding wallet immediately.
-IMPROVED: All outgoing exchanges are labeled as "Exchanging for…" in the wallet transaction list until the exchange is complete. They are then updated to "Exchanged for…" to properly account for the outgoing transaction in the event an exchange does not complete. Previously exchanges were not logged until the exchange was complete - this caused confusion tracking down funds when an error happened.

what their business model, do they take fees for using the wallet or so?

No, they take no fees while receiving or sending bitcoins (expect the bitcoin network fees of course) the only fees they take for themselves (or It goes directly to ShipeShift is while exchanging between cryptocurrencies).

I'm an Exodus user myself, and like most newbies started out using the addresses for faucets. I do like the wallet, but I do also dislike when wallets say "no fees" when they seem to charge a network fee. I of course, only found out when I wanted to transfer out my dust in ETH and found that the fee alone took up most of the amount. There are others that say no fee and mean it (the amount you transfer is the amount received).

Again, not a naysayer as I like the wallet a lot. Beautiful and useful.

It is most good looking wallet I ever seen  :D BUT I can't get private keys from it!!! Just restoring link...  :-\ So it is not independent on 100%?

It is independent and you should be able to export your private keys for the different currencies you have as shown here:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/groovehq/uploaded/9ednw0ifnignxd0gipfrgsu50f2rf7fqxzeo6y2l7yg4zleh2r?1481581260

I am using mac version and can't find that function.

I don't use the MAC version but I asked the developers and they said the following "Just use the Exodus menu next to the Apple in the Mac menu bar." so you should be able to export your private keys even In the MAC version.

The new version is out (1.21.0) and here is the changelog:

https://i.imgur.com/PHNftxC.png

Except another version in 31th March, for more details, I suggest checking the release page on the website.

This wallet looks nice and the UI looks cool as dark colors looks cool too :D I will try this desktop wallet as its supported with doge, but I just noticed that there are only few people using this wallet on this forum so far.

EDIT: I just started using it on my windows 10 x64

https://i.imgur.com/x9KNk9g.png

I just started using it but it seems pretty great so far.

I have also started using this wallet, looks good. It sound quite useful in situation like we have right now. I need to instantly convert my bitcoin into dash and ethereum to hedge against current dump, hope this will be helpful.

I've been using this for a while and downloaded version 1.21.0 a few days back but 4 hours ago a currency exchange between Dash and Bitcoin was processed through the wallet and shapeshift, the shapeshift side of it went through fine but I have yet to receive my funds. Their slack is offline, and I have had no response to an email I sent 3 hours ago. Not good, not good at all.

The slack is up and running, If the issue didn't get reported by multiple people until now then I guess there is nothing to be worried about. I will let them know about your situation on slack. (note that I'm not involved in this project)

I still can't get into slack but I have just received an email from them, saying that it is a problem with shapeshift. If this is a result of you letting them know about it on slack, then thank you very much. I was most shocked that I had not heard back from them as when I have had to contact support before they have always been superb. Thanks again for your help.

Hi,

Co-founder of Exodus here.

Yep, I dropped the ball here on a prompt response.

Here's what has happened, within the last three weeks, we've grown about 10x. In the last week, we've brought on three customer support reps to help with the volume. I saw your email and thought that it'd make a good training email when the rep starts the next shift. My failing was in starting to view these emails more from the perspective of just another email and not with the reverence of someone's money is on the line. I'm sorry for this :(

Also, regarding ShapeShift. That's our fault to. Not that they didn't send out your transaction, but that we brought you to them and they didn't deliver and meet your expectations. We are evaluating on how we can bring about more reliability and stability. We don't want customers of Exodus to have exchange experiences where they don't get their money.

All-in-all, this is 100% my fault. We are fighting to scale this company so that we can be around 10-years from now and it's clear we have a lot of work to do.

-JP

May I ask: What's in it for you, OmegaStarScream, by making this thread, if you're not affiliated with Exodus Wallet (which you made a point of several times)?

To answer this,  maybe because this wallet is never heard on this forum before he created this thread.

And IMO all existing wallets desktop/HW/web/mobile must be posted on this forum to inform others and to let others know that this wallets are existing, posted by affiliated or non-affiliated members doesnt matter as long the thread is informative and helpful.

I already downloaded this to my PC but haven't had the time to try and make a transaction in it. This is just for my initial impression upon installing the wallet. The only thing that I can comment on is about its UI. The dark theme of this wallet really pleases my eyes in a good way. I always use my laptop in a dim lit environment and the dark theme of this wallet helped my eyes to adjust properly. I'll try to update this post when I have the time to use it.

This project looks REALLY nice! Are you able to choose your own fees, or how are they calculated? And does it have a way to "send all" (where it will figure out the max you can send after fees and automatically pick that amount)?

> This project looks REALLY nice! Are you able to choose your own fees,

No. Exodus leverages API calls to use the appropriate network fee.

> And does it have a way to "send all"

Yes, the button is in the amount input.

I found out about the project, I started reading about it and asked a lot of questions on their slack. I really liked the way they work and the roadmap they have so I asked the developers If I could make a thread and they accepeted, as simple as that and beside helping the community? I'm not getting anything.

I guess that fee will be your source of income from this app, but can you implement also manual settings for fee amount? It would have helped to avoid similar problems that were recently with BTC transfers.

All is as it should be now, thank you for the courteous and once started, rapid solution with consistent update communication. I will continue to use the Exodus wallet and recommend it to any that ask my advice, as I find the software very pleasant on the eye and easy to use. I hope what happened here is used to help prevent similar situations if they arise in the future, so that the wallet and user base continues to grow.

A message system for support built into the wallet itself instead of slack/email for any dodgery older folks like myself, or non net savvy people could be possibly something to consider when time/funds/staffing allows as not everyone is comfortable jumping from system to system when they have a problem.

Have used it for transferring btc to ethereum and my first transaction with the conversion took less than five minutes using shapeshift as the exchanger for converting to the alt coin but now it is taking longer.
Does the spread % at the bottom make a difference? I noticed the first time I did the transfer it was lower, at 59% but now it is higher at 69,5%. I thought this was the margin that shapeshift takes for the conversion rate.
Does doing it this way automatically within the wallet differ in the rate the sender gets charged by shapeshift if they were to do it straight from their website?
I want to know for comparisons sake and if it was higher than using a site like less say changelly  or off an exchange site.
Just started into exchanging my bitcoin for alt coins and want to know for the best bang for my bitcoin buck. ;D

ShapeShift is available for everyone and so the wallet, simply check your transaction in the wallet and check the price on the site and see the difference yourself. I'm personally not really a trader myself so I couldn't tell you for sure. I can let the staff know about your question If you feel like it.

Would this be considered a web wallet?
What happens to the coins you have in the wallet when the hard fork happens?
Do they get lost with the new blockchain being created with BU?
Really confused about all this and the wallets that I have been using with coins in them. :-[
Kind of getting disturbed about all this talk and the possibility of losing all your bitcoin/alt coins in these web wallets. But the private keys are with in the program downloaded to your folder's dat.file right?

Yes if you can let them know about my inquiry about the conversion fees that they charge within the wallet transition process compared to going directly to shapeshift.io to do this exchange.
Maybe a chart or graph presentation of this explanation (with an example with another coin with btc perhaps?) would be nice to see so to have it in visual a representation to clarify it for us all.
Thanks.

1. The installer that you download is 74,4 MB (Windows 64bit) so yes It's kinda big compared to Electrum.
3. You don't need to login or do anything, everything is built inside the wallet (probably an API key to deal with ShapeShift) so you just choose what you want to buy and everything is done almost instantly.

I will forward your second question to the team as I'm not sure what there plans are.

I have received an answer from Daniel regarding the hardfork and he gave me the permission to copy it here:

'Exodus is designed to allow you to control your own wealth. With this control comes the ability to make decisions for yourself and also have 100% control over your funds - this includes Bitcoin and all assets.

Exodus gives the power to you as a user to decide how you want to proceed in the case of a hard fork. No matter the decision of Exodus, the software is designed to give the user total ownership and full autonomy over all assets.

Unlike an exchange or hosted wallet provider, Exodus gives you the user full control of your private keys. With these private keys you will be able to retain control of both sets of coins when and if a hard fork takes place.

Again, we want to stress, the power of Exodus is it gives you the user 100% control over all assets. No matter what Exodus as a company decides to do in a hard fork situation you always have an maintain full control and management of your assets.'

To learn about how to view and control your private keys inside Exodus please see this step-by-step article: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-can-i-view-my-private-keys-1

1.22.0 version is out (31th March), a lot of improvements and fixes has been made:

https://i.imgur.com/78LBv34.png

As usual, the new version should come out in a couple of weeks (Apr. 14, 2017)

Exodus officially welcomes Golem!

https://www.exodus.io/releases/img/01-23-0/01-23-0-portfolio.jpg


The new version should come out in 27th April, It's possible to check the full changelog (1.23.0): https://www.exodus.io/releases/

There was a new small update three days ago and It included a bugfix:


Expect another new update in a couple of days as scheduled before.

Augur has been added to the wallet, the changelog for version 1.24.0:

https://i.imgur.com/atzqCQS.png


You can now see the releases hashes and verify them: https://exodusbin.azureedge.net/releases/hashes-1.24.0.txt

no ripple?seriously?

The scariest part of this software is that it is not opensource, please correct me if I am wrong; I saw no mention of its source code.

It is beautiful, it is useful, it has a good functionality and options, it is user friendly.

And that is all, I cannot even know what it is doing in my system as there is no source. Trust it at your own risk.

I'll continue with Electrum, it is not as beautiful but at least it is as useful as Exodus; and it shows the source code (trustworthy).

Jprichardson who is the Co-founder of the wallet btw has already explained on why Its not open source (yet): https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/5q7wna/jaxx_and_exodus_wallets_are_closed_source_why/

So it's based on income, is what it looks like he's pushing (validating the business model). But it's not entirely clear what the business model is. Is it just getting income off trading fees for conversions or are there others planned?

Excellent wallet, fast and reliable, GUI s great, ability to exchange coins as well.

The only thing which s missing is Factom support, hope to see this one added quite soon, hopefully during May.

Factom is definitely something coming, If you can check the releases page, you will see a screenshot of the wallet. Factom is listed there, so I believe they are currently testing it and should be available in future updates.


I honestly don't know but the trading is based on ShapeShift.io API so I doubt they are taking any fees from it. You could ask them on their slack, they are very active there.

May have to do that. ShapeShift allows for commission for those that use their API, so my assumption is this is their monetization method. But if they really need income from the project, I don't see this as being viable.

Sure, I know it s planned to be added to Exodus. I also know this delay is not due to Exodus but caused by Factom. However, there s a big difference if it s gonna be included in May or December.

Never heard of this.
Is it like ethereum where it is offered as a smart contract or is it just another alt coin?

This is the first time I have heard of this.
Having support out of the blue from a big company like this should show it's value of being big in the future.
It must be something worth looking into further when i have time.
Thanks in advance for any advice/information on this new offering to the crytoworld.

You are asking about Golem or Exodus? Golem is an altcoin and It's very known, made a successful ICO and It's one of the best projects out there. As for exodus, then Its a multi-coin wallet. It didn't come from anywhere as If you check the development on the releases page, you will see that there were changelogs since late 2015.

I use exodus for less than a month, it seems an incredible wallet because you can make exchanges, I showed it on my youtube channel as doing the exchanges but I exchanged 2 btc for ethers 5 hours ago and I do not receive anything and the transaction in shapeshift Appears complete. At least the exodus service answered me quickly, they are already seeing the case but mention that it may take more than a few days to respond shapeshift. This relieves a little confidence in the project I hope they solve it quickly.
 :-\

Was asking about Golem my friend.
Haven't heard of the alt coin before and have heard about the exodus project before.
Thank you for the advice on them.
Very appreciated.

I was gonna say exactly the same thing  :'(

And they're not even on their roadmap (http://woobull.com/exodus-wallet-roadmap-a-list-of-upcoming-asset-support/)...

I sent them an email and I got a reply from JP:

We have no short-term plans to add Ripple. However it is an asset we'd like to add in the future. We will email you when we support it.

That would be great!  :)

Some new major updates (Version 1.25.0):

https://i.imgur.com/iDpMW6L.png



A small updates were released on the 13th and 14th as well but Its nothing big: https://www.exodus.io/releases/

Posting here because the Public Slack has been closed to new subscribers...

So I downloaded Exodus, the 64 bit Windows "installer"... and ran it... without giving me ANY choices of any description (not even a cancel install box), it popped up a box saying "Installed, you can run from the icons"... well, ummm thanks??!?  ::) maybe I would have liked some input into that process... #strikeOne...

Then I tried running Exodus... and it comes up with a lovely red bar telling me that it can't connect to the P2P network... clicking on the "learn more" I am presented with a web page about opening up ports... seriously??? you want me to start opening ports for a closed source app that connects to a P2P network??!? #strikeTwo...

Ok, well let's at least see if their claims for being compatible with BIP44 are true... I'll just get the seed and put it into the BIP39 Tool... Oh... no... I won't... because you can't do any backup until after your first deposit??!? I don't even get to see what my 12 word wallet seed is, until I put money in?... #strikeThree... you're out.  :-\

For the record, I did restore a 12 word seed from another wallet... and it seems to have generated the same addresses and is showing my transaction history... so I'm guessing it is using the m/44'/0'/0'/0 derivation path like Mycelium... but I still can't use the backup as I haven't made a deposit??? Which apparently means that I can't add a password to the wallet?? ??? ??? ??? So, now my restored wallet is just sitting there without a password to protect it??!?  :o  :-\

It also shows me the first address in the wallet, as opposed to the first "unused" address when I click receive after doing a restore.

And finally, when you uninstall the app... there are no notifications or anything... and it leaves behind all your data in the %appdata% directory... including your wallet, which I presume is not password protected or encrypted if you haven't successfully managed to run the backup process...

I sent your questions to the slack because I have access there, I will keep you updated once I get an answer (or someone from the team will answer you here).

"This user is an advanced user. They run their own nodes, etc. They are not a good fit for the choices Exodus makes. We do not target these customers and direct them to use other products. Again, to be 100% clear, Exodus is not a good choice for them and never will be. We specifically have a very opinionated process to make it as easy as possible for new users to digital assets" -- Answer by co-founder.

Full credit to them for being open and honest and quick to respond. They obviously have their target audience... and I'm not it, I can respect that. ;)

Great looking wallet..

I am running the x64 client on Windows 10 but I don't have this top menu... How do I enable it?

https://i.imgur.com/ucvug35.png


My wallet looks like this.. no menu
https://i.imgur.com/hMWqfU1.jpg

This pretty much removes all settings, since the only thing that is in the "settings" menu in the life side bar, is theme choices and an option to disable coins you don't use.

The developer menu is not there by default so you need to bring it on Linux or Windows using keys: CTRL + SHIFT + D

Thank you so much.

Take a look at the guys deposits... 0.0008, 0.0007... even the 0.001 stuff is low. He is geting a bunch of mining "dust"... and then tries to send 0.01. Do the math, best case scenario it is likely to be a minimum of like 10 inputs required to make it up to 0.01.

10 * 148 = 1480 bytes just for inputs... add in 68 for the Receive address and Change address... + 10 for the transaction framework... = 1558 bytes... at current recommended fees of 350-400 you're looking at around 0.006 in fees for the best case...

I suspect that either you are probably running into a similar situation... after calculating the transaction fee on all your dust inputs, there isn't much left for you to actually exchange with shapeshift...

or, your "small deposit" hasn't actually confirmed yet and the wallet is only letting you convert the confirmed balance.

That appears to be the case in his (youtube miner)situation maybe, I sent the money out and ended up getting charged once, leaving $0.38 of the $2.30 I've edited myy post to reflect this. Either way the in-app FAQ is less than truthful to be kind.

Also, I only did the one deposit of $2.30 ish, Not multiple deposits.I'll post a screenshot if you want.

Nope, everything is out now and my balance is zero.

There were 2 transactions, $2.30ish in $0.38 out.

https://ibb.co/eFZBJF

I'm going to transfer your concerns to the team and ask them to answer you If that helps anyway, even though I don't fully understand the problem. I will keep you updated with the staff answer (or they will post here themselves).

@burnedbyfees:

Thank you for bringing to our attention our old and outdated FAQ question about BTC fees. If I recall correctly, that was written in 2015 and as we all know, the Bitcoin network is more congested than it was at that point. The Bitcoin network is very expensive right now.

We also have work to do to communicate this difference of available funds on the exchange section. We have made massive improvements on the send screen, which it's interesting that you left those screenshots out...

Here is the support article on the situation: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/why-is-my-available-balance-less-than-my-wallet-balance

Finally, as far as our non-existent support. I'm sorry this was your experience. Who handled your ticket? I'd like to review the correspondence.

I clicked the in-app support and got something like "down for maintenance". I can't remember now because I've uninstalled the app.

Look I know what it's like to start something and ask for peoples interest and trust, and I also know there are external factors beyond your control. So if you are changing the FAQ to reflect the true cost of the fees I will delete my first post.

The main issue I had is the FAQ, but also the automatic highest fees.

this multi -currency wallet is good , but the sending ( miner ) fee is too high, and no way to adjust the fee...

One of my friends recommended me to use this wallet . I havent tried this wallet yet. But going to try this wallet very soon. How about the transaction fees? Actually I am searching for a wallet with less transaction fees.  I am actually using coinbase. Now it has become impossible to use it because of its hugh transaction fees.

You must know that in every transaction you will make in any kind of wallet, the more dust payments you received from anyone the higher transaction fee will be made when you are going to send to someone. So avoid receiving dust payments to prevent higher fee.

I believe that a good wallet is a wallet where your transactions get confirmed fast and that's the purpose behind high fees. It definitely won't hurt to set dynamic fees though.


Exodus > Coinbase, at any time. For the simple reason that you don't really control your private keys with coinbase, not to mention the issues they are having with the IRS and the ridiculous needed verification when you want to use their exchange.

It's a good looking and easy to use wallet with a low footprint but the fees are high, with no way to choose.

The FAQ is out of date, which led me to think I may have been scammed when the fee was much higher than expected, but in retrospect it appears I may have been too critical.

I may give it another try, if you try it, it's not worth it for any amount under $20, as a not insignificant chunk of it will be eaten by fees. I'd say it's only for people making larger transactions $50-100+

Is it possible to sign/verify a message with Exodus Wallet? Can't find this option  ???

No that's not currently possible however you can always export your private keys and do whatever you want with them. (signing messages by importing them somewhere else etc.). The wallet is not really for advanced users, not everyone knows what signing and verifying messages is, Its mostly for the newbie users that don't really know much about the technical stuff in bitcoin.

Hi

Can you tell me if all cryptos listed in this pic is accurate or there are others that are not present on the picture. And are they planning to add more in a near future ? This wallet look good and UI is nice I am ready to give it a try to this multi crypto wallet
https://www.exodus.io/img/exodus-portfolio-2017@2x.jpg

The picture is very accurate however as you can see, Factom is planned for Q2 2017 (next a few weeks/months) and yes, they have plans to add more coins in the upcoming updates. I have posted the roadmap on the OP too: http://woobull.com/exodus-wallet-roadmap-a-list-of-upcoming-asset-support/

Couple of quick questions.  These may have been answered in the pages, but all I had time to do was read the OP and scan a few pages.  Basically all of the questions have to do with updates to the wallet software.  First, if you release a new version does the wallet check for that and either offer an upgrade or auto upgrade. The other questions all stem from that point.  I had a piece of software that had shapeshift involved and it worked well, but I that shaftshape changed their API shortly after their launch and the software stopped working with that service.  They didn't mention an upgrade, but I looked at the site and found one, installed it and the data that was with the old suite never integrated. 

It was a series of painful crap to get everything working again with the same account details.  In the same vane, if you add or remove new coins, will the software just know that or will some upgrading need to be done.

I stopped using this wallet when I couldn't manage to set my own custom fees.

From time to time I receive some dust amounts of BTC and because of that, I end up having to pay a lot on fees when I want to move my money to another wallet. To avoid paying 50% of the value in fees because of the large number of inputs, I occasionally send all my Bitcoins to another address with a very low fee to make them one big output to be used in my new address.

And that is the problem... I can't do that on Exodus because I can't customize my fees to be lower than the recommended.

Make this feature available on Exodus and I will make sure to use your wallet.

You can contact the team from the slack channel I posted on OP and suggest whatever you like, I'm not a team member.


I'm not sure about your first question, I will ask the team and get back to you. As for the second, I have no idea what you are talking about "piece of software"  ??? If you have another software using the ShapeShift API then this has nothing to do with the wallet and your question is irrelevant.

im have 0.00637 btc (16 USD) in my Exodus Wallet but
available for send only 4.28 USD.What happens ?
why are they are due so extremely high?
https://picload.org/image/ricgicii/exo1.jpg
https://picload.org/image/ricgiciw/exo2.jpg

It's because one of the two:

1. Unconfirmed transactions you already have.
2. Fees (which means you received a lot of small/micro payments) which resulted into having a big transaction size => higher fees.

This is a rob,pay 11 usd for send 4 usd ? Im receive all days 2.40 usd in this Wallet and now im what can im do for save my money here ??

I like suites like the AIO Burstcoin wallet because all they have really done is package a website within a form as an application.  That means that all they have to do is change their website or the pages that are displayed and everyone is up to date. 

I actually started doing that myself with some apps.  What interests me with yours is the integration of multi coins, which is not really new, and the integration of some type of exchange.

Take your wallet words/seed and use it to restore your wallet in an application that allows more control over fees and send from there[1]. You are not 'stuck' with Exodus... assuming they use the same Derivation Path for their wallet. I can't tell, because:

a. the app is closed source
and
b. because I couldn't get to see my wallet words, as Exodus will only allow you to backup your wallet once you receive some money...

so I don't even know if the wallet words/seeds from Exodus will generate the same keys/addresses when used with another wallet. I would hope they use BIP44. Can anyone confirm?


[1]NOTE: if you choose to ignore suggestions for recommended fees, chances are your transaction will get stuck...

actualy, its not that good for long time storage. not that good for people trying to make small investments.

It is just realy easy to use. and if you do not mind paying premium transaction fees, for fast exchanges and transactions, it is a realy good Wallet.

Well, Its because you are receiving too many small transactions as I said earlier. Exodus doesn't allow dynamic fees but Electrum does. If you really want the ability to change fees to a lower option then go with Electrum. Exodus is not meant for advanced users, Its for the new crypto currency users that are looking for a convenient way to store their assets and move them around.

Hi, I'm new, they know if I can use exodus to mine, that the ethermine pool send my payments to my wallet in exodus. it's possible?

If you want to send mining output to a wallet... make sure you set the withdraw limit to be high. Otherwise you will end up like all these other people complaining about having to spend $10 on fees to send $40. Getting lots of small payments results in increased transaction size when you go to send and then you get slammed with massive fees.

Not sure what constitutes small amounts for ETH, but for BTC you want to set your withdraw to like 0.01

I was reading about the fork which should happen in August, what about Exodus and the UASF?

Hi thanks for your reply, if it is clear that small amounts is not convenient for the fee but I just wanted to know if it was possible to use exodus as minning wallet, because I had selected coinbase but it does not seem to accept eth from mined. Thank you

They already made an article about this: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/does-exodus-support-bip148-and-the-uasf



I asked the co-founder and here is his answer:

"We have users getting paid from mining pools just fine. However, as we have no idea how payouts are coming in from every possible source we can not be positive. So try with small amounts first.
Exodus today does not recognize ETH payments coming from a contract. That may be the same thing as Coinbase. As always, money is never lost since you have the private keys but more of a display and does Exodus recognize this crazy formatted transaction."

Thank you very much for your help, probe with coinbase and there was no problem, the pool paid me .15 eth and instantly appeared the transaction in my coinbase wallet, now I'm mining towards exodus, if everything comes out well I'll tell you if someone it serves. regards

I think i'm missing here.

The Exodus wallet doesn't rely on downloading the blockchain - meaning no need to download the blockchain.
How is this archieved vs the normal wallets from the coins themselves?

I thought that the blockchain was required to work with the currency?

Well it depends on how many transactions you have received in the particular address that you are trying to send your bitcoins from. The more separate transactions your wallet has the bigger the fee is going to be in order to send it over. If all the transactions were really small, it is possible that you have to pay 11 dollars for 4 dollar transaction now. It would be easier to decide that if you could tell the address from which you are trying to send it.

I have been using exodus for a while, and never had any ridiculous fees or any other troubles. I think the highest fee that I have ever paid was like 2 dollars or something. If you want to avoid it then just use a wallet that allows you to change the fee, though do it at your own risk as it might lead your transaction to never get confirmed.

You are wrong. The wallet relies on the blockchain, it just doesn't need to download it. The blockchain is required because exodus is an online desktop wallet. At the time you launch it, it connects to the internet and basically acts as a regular online wallet like for example blockchain.info.

You are wrong. The wallet relies on the blockchain, it just doesn't need to download it. The blockchain is required because exodus is an online desktop wallet. At the time you launch it, it connects to the internet and basically acts as a regular online wallet like for example blockchain.info.

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I thought so.. Thanks for the clarification, man!

The new version is out, changelogs:

https://i.imgur.com/0KRO5EH.png

The next update should be in two weeks (22th June).

have automatic update?

I don't think so, at least for the Mac version you have to download the new version and just replace the old one.

Hi new to all this so excuse the dumb question... so I'm mining Ethereum and transferring the minimum amount that I'm allowed to (0.05 Eth) each day into my wallet whilst I learn the ropes. Does this then mean that even though I store up several days worth of Eth (say $60) I would still be charged a higher rate due to the smaller initial transactions? If this is the case would I be better off using another wallet to take the initial smaller transactions and then transfer one large amount to another wallet and the use built in exchange? or have I got the wrong end of the stick completely?

Many Thanks

Ben

Not at the moment,no. You need to download the latest version and simply install it like you did with the previous ones. It's okay, It will overwrite the old files and you won't suffer any losses. It's important to have the passphrase though, just in case.

Interesting wallet with multifunction features, and we could convert between bitcoin-altcoins instantly?
Is this wallet support multisend function? Such as blockchain but they have disabled it.
Waiting for anyone to reply.

hey, anyone. had any problems with the wallet. I think this is unstable, i update wallet today. And send some coins to it. now ive got home and having problesm opening it. When i enter the password it keeps unlocking for ever, but nothings happening. When i try to enter 12 word phrase its just does nothing. after i/if recover funds would not trust this wallet ever again.

It is getting to the point where you have to have ten apps installed to deal with all of the Crypto action, that and have five different sites open at the same time.  A nice little piece of software that covers two or three jobs would be awesome.

Does anyone know if they'll ever add the 2FA?

I installed this wallet program recently, it seems really good. If I could offer some suggestions for new features down the track:

• Ability to set an extra PIN which must be entered before every transaction and accessing the backup screen (which would mean it's safer to leave the app open all the time)
• Support for other real-world currencies (specifically, I'm interested in Australian dollars)
• History graphs plotting the value of each currency's worth over time?
• Show the dollar value of each currency as well as the units at the same time on the Portfolio screen
• Skins are nice but many of them look the same to me; maybe replace a few dark skins with some other, lighter ones?

Keep up the good work. It's a great program.

Really great program and very simple to use. After they add Factom and up their security option, it might become preferable choice for most of users.
However 2FA and withdrawal lock address is a must have, the second option is not that hard to implement so I d suggest Exodus to do so.

Got introduced to this wallet a week ago. I love it. My problem is that the Shapeshift exhange , it is down for maintanance all the time.

Hello gus , are important '' exoport private keys'' or not ?
Thanks in advance

If you are asking If there is the ability to export private keys then yes, you can do that from the developer menu by doing: CTRL + SHIFT + D. A menu should appear and give you multiple features and exporting your keys is one of them.


I believe this issue was never reported before, at least not lately. If you could give me the error message you was getting? Or it could be indeed that ShapeShift had a maintenance but not sure, since I didn't see any announcements about it.

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The questions and suggestions given above will be answered once I get an answer from the founders of the wallet. I sent everything.

But exactly why and when should we export the private keys?

When: Its recommended after you installed the software (exudos) on your device (Computer)
Why: Because its really important to have a copy/backup on it to prove that you are the owner of the address.

hi,

i have a question regarding the 'backup' . it says the backup automatically save few minutes ago , but is it backup locally or on the cloud? do i have to request a backup link each time a backup is done automatically? im confuse how this works.

thanks

Some guys in this thread are talking about avoiding dust payment to get a lower fee. But how do you avoid dust payments? What to do? I am new to this, and my fees (in jaxx wallet) are extremely high (around 25$).

I am looking for a solution, and was wondering, can exodus solve my fee problem?

I am mostly using shapeshifting

Thanxx

I got an answer regarding all the suggestions and questions given above:

https://i.imgur.com/A5Sk8f2.png

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No wallet could fix this for you sadly. If you want to fix this then you need to start accepting bigger payments. If you are getting them from a faucet or something, then keep them on the site until you have a decent amount then withdraw everything instead of withdrawing small amounts of a hourly or daily basis.

ok, thanks. I think that I've fixed my problem with extremely high fees. In Jaxx I just reset'd my cache, so that the transaction history was deleted. Seems like it changed some, now I "only" paid a 2-3$. Much better than my 25-30$ before that. I don't know if it payed also for my old transactions, or what happened (any suggestions?), but know it seems like my problem was solved

Can a user mine directly to Exodus?

for some reason Jaxx says do not mine directly to their wallet (which I really do not understand - are they saying don't use addresses with large numbers of transactions?)

thanks in advance.

Has anybody used the latest (1.27.3) wallet update? I cannot connect to my wallet anymore (persistent "Loading"). The same story is with recovery :(

You can`t mine with Exodus.

To mine coins you need full nodes. Exodus and Jaxx are light wallets and thus do not mine.

are there any plans on adding more coins to wallet? say ZEC?

There really isn't much point at all for them to keep adding new coins - unless a coin is extremely popular of course. Not only will this clutter up their clean and simple interface with unnecessary assets it'll also mean that they are supporting shitcoins which personally i don't think is right. But ZCash in my opinion is worth a try, although by using their client you'll be sacrificing a bit of privacy.

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Does anyone know whether you can send a bitcoin transaction with a custom fee? Curretnly it seems like the fees are a bit steep, or is that per kb?

This is definitely one of my favourite wallets to use, just so simple yet so many functions. It's so nice for a wallet to be able to fetch each of the prices of assets you hold for you, and at the same time let you store your own private keys on your own computer. This is the sort of applications that needs to appear more frequently on the market for cryptos to be successful

Is it just me, or is the shapeshift rates significantly better on exodus than on the actual site as well? Maybe it's because transaction fees are mitigated this way?


I'm pretty sure that fees that are shown to you when you go to the send page is per kB. I never really sent bitcoin with Exodus, only Ethereum and XMR so i don't know(for bitcoin i have other wallets). But 0.0038~ BTC per transaction isn't that bad even if it's not per kB, its just how things are atm.

You can choose which assets you wanna see in your wallet: for example I have no Augur so I didn't check their box so I don't see them. Also I don't understand how Zcash would be a shitcoin...

I'm sorry for the late reply, here you go:

https://i.imgur.com/9iZ9z9l.png

The links on the picture:

1. http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-do-i-delete-my-wallet-and-start-over
2. http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-do-i-restore-from-my-12-word-phrase

Does anybody know if they're gonna add ETC with the June 22nd release?

It's very unlikely for the next release I'd say. Usually, the upcoming coins should be visible in the screenshots posted in the release page, the one visible there is DECRED at the moment and It's not available on this version so I believe they are doing tests on it. It should be available on one of the next releases.

Ah ok, I was asking because on the roadmap (http://woobull.com/exodus-wallet-roadmap-a-list-of-upcoming-asset-support/) I read "Exodus moved ETC from undecided to planned status in June 2017."

Are you able to send ethereum assets to an exodus wallet?

I know that they don't support assets such as Quantum Resistant Ledger on their wallet directly but i'm wondering if you can send it to your wallet, and somehow it'll show up in a separate balance because you own your own private keys with Exodus. Probably not, but just putting it out there anyways, might have a chance that this is possible somehow.

Apart from this, i've been using Exodus flawlessly for a few months now. Never had a problem with them, and the syncing process that altcoin wallets require is just too long for most average bitcoiners. Definitely worth a go for anyone looking for a light client that you still have control over.

I believe It's possible to store them on any ethereum address and as long as you control the private keys, you should be fine and in order to see the balance of each asset, you could use Myetherwallet https://www.myetherwallet.com/#view-wallet-info and then select "View the address only". I can check this for you with the team If you want, I personally wouldn't recommend until they actually start supporting that specific asset, just to avoid issues.

Exodus doesn't give you full control over your ETH so you can't get private key of your ETH addresses. You have to either wait till the exodus team will add tokens/assets manually in their platform which is quite unlikely for right now or you have to use other wallet like jaxx which gives you private key of your ETH address which you can use in myetherwallet.com to see and move all assets/tokens sent to that ETH address.

This is entirely incorrect.  You absolutely control the private key and can import it into MEW to see and send any tokens attached to the address.

Here are the instructions:

http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-can-i-view-my-private-keys-1

You cant export your private keys, i tried doing by going to developer option and then assets and then bitcoin, but all i can export is bitcoin address... even if you click export private key or address the output is same, only address is exported.

This is a bug from 1.27, It should be fixed on the next update (this Thursday). You still can downgrade to 1.26 and export your private keys in the meantime If you want to otherwise just wait for the next in a couple of days.

You can find more info regarding UASF here: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/does-exodus-support-bip148-and-the-uasf

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It's worth mentioning that UASF may not be needed at this point because SegWit2X could get activated in the next a few days by looking at the hashing power they currently have.

Do you ever think they're going to turn into one of those exchanges that's going to accept a ton more alt-coins, like maybe even the amount of altcoins that are on shapeshift or changelly or one of those sites? Like I do have exodus and use it at the moment, but I'd only really like to use it for the smaller cap coins that I own and are taking a big dice role on seeing if I can make some money out of it.

I know you're not related to the team in the least, but I did think this was worth a shot at seeing.

Thanks!

You can see the roadmap on the OP, there is definitely more tokens and coins coming to the wallet this year (in addition to hardware wallets support etc.) as for the exchange part, exodus uses ShapeShift API, so unless both coins X/Y exists on ShapeShift, they won't be added.

Yeah just some ask if it's safe to store our bitcoin with there exchanges. Hope it is and have some nice features

You use the exchange only while trading and the funds are not in an exchange, they are in your wallet and you are the only one controlling them. It's possible to export your private keys and they are never sent to the servers.

Hi there, I made an exchange transfer of ripple to Etherum using Changelly.
I entered my etherum receieved address from my exodus wallet. The transaction was successful however, its been 2 days since it was made and the transaction is still outstanding on my exodus wallet?
I've tried to refresh the page on my etherum wallet to rescan the block chain but it didnt pick anything up yet?

Can you please advise ASAP? I love love the exodus wallet but im a little woried now- thinking of moving my wallet if this issue still is inherent and not resolved? I have sent 2 emails to your support email address over the space of 48hrs and still no reply? 

Thanks

I will try to let the developers know about your issue. If you could just please post your TXID, It could be a great help. I've read that ethereum network is currently having a lot of traffic by the way so this might be the problem.

The new version is now out, DECRED got added and the bug of exporting private keys has been fixed. The full changelog:

https://i.imgur.com/FqEd13U.png

As usual, expect another update within two weeks.

Nice update from the dev, maybe I will update it later.
But it is much better if they add dynamic fees in making transaction for bitcoin. Because there are issues and instances when sending, they get too huge for a transaction fee since exodus generate the tx fee itself when sending.

I was going to suggest them to do the same since this is the same reason I stopped using Exodus.

But after reading their FAQ at http://support.exodus.io/help_center, looks like they are not planning to do so because they say most users of Exodus are 100% new to blockchain assets and not technical. So, users would put a very low fee without the understanding this could cause the transaction to not be delivered.

Source: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-does-exodus-calculate-fees

I hope they're gonna change their mind about this, I used Electrum as my first wallet and despite the fact it was something completely new to me I found it super easy to choose the fee...

Right now I switched to Exodus because I can store different values and usually I hold, so I don't need to move the coins often.

I can't say that they won't add this for sure but like TryNinja quoted, they pretty much have no plans for this yet. The priority right now is to support multiple currencies and also fix bugs, and make it as easier as possible to use the wallet and have the best experience, they are not targeting advanced users but that could change over the next a few months/years.

How Exodus team earn from this wallet? Dont get me wrong but i want to ask how tey are benefitted from this project and what dives them(team) to pool their hard work to make this wallet.

PS: The wallet is damm'n cool and i am using it :)

The exodus team earn from the fees (of exchanges between the multiple currencies and not while sending).

Hello. I came here to ask for the addition of the Euro currency (as USD is meaningless to me) and see that the latest upgrade has brought just that, the team is reading my thoughts or what ?

Have a good one !

I just started using this wallet a week ago.  The interface looks nice and easy to use.

What is the fee structure for exchanging one crypto for another?  For example, converting Bitcoin to Ethereum, or vise versa?

Thanks.

I don't really use the wallet for exchanging assets but the fees are not something fixed I believe. Exodus simply use ShapeShift API so everything comes from there and you can see their fees here: https://shapeshift.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202585602-What-s-your-fee-structure-

wallet does not allow me to send ETH out of it
Transaction error: broadcastTx error: undefined: request to https://api.etherscan.io/api?address=xxx&module=proxy&action=eth_getCode failed, reason: connect ETIMEDOUT 34.205.51.152:443

1.28.1

rescanned block twice

Awesome thanks.  So the fee is just embedded in the exchange rates and approximately 0.5% for anyone that's interested.  Not bad.

Guys, I was trying to claim the Lumens using a Bitcoin wallet (link (https://www.stellar.org/lumens/bitcoin-lumen-program/)) but it's asking to sign a message with my Bitcoin address: I've never done that, is it possible to do it with Exodus?

No, you will need to export the private key to a wallet that supports signing such as bitcoin-qt, armory, or electrum.

And exporting the private key to Electrum am I also gonna move all the Bitcoins? Or can I sign the message without actually moving the Bitcoin from Exodus?

Importing your private keys in another wallet won't move your coins. You will only be using two interfaces to manage the Bitcoins in your address.
Just use Electrum to sign the message and keep using Exodus if you want. Nothing will change.

The coins are in the address associated with the private key not the software itself.  The software is essentially just a gui for the private key.  So if you export it to Electrum they will show there, but if you just sign the message close electrum they will be in your Exodus.

So guys, just to be sure: I export the private key from Exodus, I import it in Electrum, I sign the message and we're fine until here. But then what happens to the private key in Electrum? I mean, do I have to delete it or simply logging out Electrum forgets about it and I can simply open Exodus?

Electrum won't forget anything. I believe the only way for removing would be by doing one of the below:

1. Deleting the wallet file in the AppData folder. (which will erase everything including the addresses generated by electrum Itself)
2. Recovering your wallet using the seed. (Imported private keys are not part of the seed so doing this should give you your addresses back without the Exodus address).

You should also understand that there is no problem If your private key is imported in both Electrum and Exodus at the same time.

So in this case, if I understood correctly, depending on which wallet I open I can see/use my balance in it?

I'm not sure I understand your question? re-phrase it If possible.



I forwarded your problem to the co founder on slack and here is the answer:

"Thanks for the report. I’m guessing Etherescan was down on this one for a brief moment. If it is still happening today have them check and if not they can reach out to support@exodus.io and send over a screenshot and we will be happy to dive in."

You previously said that "that there is no problem If your private key is imported in both Electrum and Exodus at the same time", so what I was trying to ask is: if I leave the private keys in both Electrum and Exodus, can I see my balance in both of them? I mean, I open Electrum and I see my X Bitcoins, then I close it and open Exodus and they are there as well?

Yes you can.

Understand this: Both wallets (and all other wallets in the market) are just a GUI to see and manage the Bitcoins presented on your address.

This means that you can import your private key in 20 different wallets and you will see the same balance in all of them. If you spend Bitcoins in any of them, all wallets will have the balance updated.

It's like a email with SMTP and multiple clients. You can read and send your emails with any of them.

Hello,

i´m also trying to import a private key from exodus to electrum to just sign a message. But i am kinda new to all this.

I exported my private key from exodus (crestes a .csv file) but i am not able to import them in electrum.

i choosed to create a new standard wallet and use a public/private key.

Electrum won´t let my hit the next button after choosing the private key. so i guess im doing something wrong.  :o

Mind posting a screenshot (by hiding your private keys of course) on the window It's showing? To import your private keys, you should go here (pic from google):

https://i1.wp.com/cryptohustle.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/electrum.png

http://www.thecleverest.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/electrum-import-private-key.png

Just as a reminder, If you import private keys to Electrum, the seed won't be able to recover that new address/private key you imported.

You mean Electrum's seed, while Exodus' seed would work anyway, right?

Yes of course. The reason why the seed won't generate that imported address is because all the addresses that you find in Electrum are actually derived and pre generated from the seed.

i got it.

Problem was i had to update my Exodus as the older version did something wrong while exporting the priavte key.
Worked fine now, and i got my message signed :)

Thanks for your help anyway :)

The new 1.29.0 version is out, the changelog (Aragon and EOS are now supported) and a few screenshots:

https://i.imgur.com/NGkjzSk.png

https://www.exodus.io/releases/img/07-06-2017/010.png

https://www.exodus.io/releases/img/07-06-2017/003.png

They never announced this, did they?

They aren't going to add signing messaged because the vast majority of their customers don't know what that is or will never need to, and then they add an advanced feature to control the amount of P2P nodes you can connect too?

Pretty sure that more people would prefer to sign a message.

If you mean before the update then yes, they didn't announce anything or talked about it. That could mean that we should expect more coins to come in the near future.

I believe in this aswell.

They also don't want to add the option to customize fees on your transaction because newbies would end up putting a fee too small making the transaction to never be confirmed. But I don't see how adding a option to sign a message would bring something not beneficial to users.

I sincerely want to use this wallet. But the developers are not giving me enought reasons to do this change.

Good user interface. Love the site when it is interactive and professional colours. Exodus should publish their services by themselves. They can be good one in publishing it as they look like professional with the website. Hoping to see some campaigns from them and ANN thread for more briefe discussion about it. Wondering why you publishing behalf of them.

I asked them and they accepted, there is no particular reason. I liked the project and I simply wanted to help them to grow and that's pretty much it. The team is aware of this thread and they are checking it from time to time, I believe.

Omega, I just tried to import the private keys in Electrum but there is no import option, only Sweep and Export. What's exactly the sweep? And what does it happen later, is there any risk / conflict with Exodus? Can I use it only to sign a message?

Thanks a lot!

So what actually are you using? Those images are from linux base electrum. If you are using windows then you have to navigate to File/New wallet or restore/I have private keys/then paste your private keys there.

Sweep is only when you imported already your private keys with funds to X wallet then you have to sweep the coins from your old address (address belongs to the private keys you imported) to your new address from the X wallet by sending them with of course using tx fee.( Btw correct me if I'm wrong here)

I use Mac. Pretty much what I need to do is to import my Exodus' private key (which I've already exported) into Electrum only to sign a message, because with Exodus is not possible to sign messages.
But I never did something like this, so I'm trying to understand how to do it without messing up.

So in this case I should create or restore (which one?)  a new wallet in Electrum in order to use Exodus' private key?

First, if you don't know how to export your private-key from Exodus: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-can-i-view-my-private-keys-1
Go to Electrum -> New Wallet -> Standard Wallet -> Use public or private keys -> Put your private key there and click next.

Now you can just sign your message. You can keep using your wallet on Exodus or use both softwares.

Exodus removed Dogecoin (or at least going to):


The official announcement has been made on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/6mrnkw/exodus_removing_dogecoin/

A new version is out (1.30.0) and It contains Gnosis as a new coin:

https://i.imgur.com/KcVmF8O.png

Expect a new update in two weeks and please, whoever is storing Dogecoin on the wallet, should move them as I stated on my previous post.

Good stuff but still no Factom. Now when their network s been stable. I really do not see the point of waiting till scheduled 2018.

If you believe that there is enough demand then I guess you can always make a change.org petition, ask for signatures and I will forward it to the team when a good amount of demand is reached.

I just noticed BUG on the website: https://i.imgur.com/gcaiO4Y.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/gcaiO4Y.jpg)
The button is exactly above the controls for the video player...

Since they have no contact form i post it here!

when I download and install the wallet, it seems to go OK, but then when I try to find it, it is nowhere to be found. There is no shortcut created and it doesn't even show up in my programs. Why is this happening? Can anyone help me solve this issue?

The service looks promising but why this is not a official thread. The title doesn't look promising though. I like it when the companies act officially and try to prove themselves by their creativity. The e changer colours are pretty professional and I'm loving the interface.

I was happy with digecoin but it seems this exchanger is not going to keep it anymore. Is there any specific reasons behind this change.

Read the very first post by Omegastarscream so you will know why exodus team didn't go on this forum to make some ANN thread while they are busy updating frequently this software.

Can anyone help me with this issue? It is really strange that Exodus is no where to be found once it is installed. I don't think my Norton had an effect on the installation, but I could be wrong.

I use exodus for long time, but this first time i see thread about it. Finally i can see export address and key.
Did they mind to add signature feature? So i can sign my address.

What platform are you using, did you try to search it there l, I know its still there if it was installed already. Or try to uninstall it and install again, or just install it again.

Not anytime soon. For now, import your private key in another wallet and sign your message there.

If you are on Windows, press "Windows key + R", paste "C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Exodus" and press Enter.

See if the folder exists. If not, try to install the wallet again.

The folder is there. I am on Windows 7. Which file do I use to run the wallet? Is it the Exodus.exe file that resides in the app-1.30.0 folder? If so, I did click that, but it doesn't seem to do anything.

The wallet is meant to be for mostly the newcomers to the crypto currencies scene, It's not really meant for the advanced users and that's why the developer menu is not displayed by default and you need to bring it up, and for the same reason why they may not add the sign address feature.



I got their permission to make this thread, I just felt like adding "Unofficial" so people don't relate me to the service as I'm not part of the staff. I also posted a link regarding removing Dogecoin, read the Reddit post I gave above.

When will they add monero??we need this.

Its listed on the roadmap[1] as planned for this year and the co-founder already spoke about this on Reddit[2] a few months ago, It's probably just a matter of time until they add it, I have no estimated date for this.

[1] http://woobull.com/exodus-wallet-roadmap-a-list-of-upcoming-asset-support/
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/5qy9f5/any_updates_from_exodus/

I was reading that in order to get Bitcoin Cash we should import the private keys in the new Electrum Cash wallet, which is not made by the same people of the normal Electrum, and the suggestion is to move the Bitcoin to a new Electrum wallet created only for this reason (so with a different seed), so in case there is any security problem the seed of the Electrum wallet where we store the Bitcoin (the first one) won't be compromised, I guess this applies as well to Exodus, no?

A seed is used to generate addresses/private keys.

If you import a private key into a wallet (does Exodus support this ?) then the seed is not used and will not allow recovery of that address.

Will Exodus support Bitcoin Cash?

Their planning to (as mentioned on their last two status updates): https://www.exodus.io/status/

is there a way to adjust transaction fee in exodus wallet? it seems a bit higher, what do you think?

Unfortunately no, many people already complained about this but the devs said the want to keep the wallet simple without adding this option, which could confuse some people...

I already explained this more then once. Exodus wallet is meant for beginners who are not familiar with the blockchaind and crypto currencies, experts are free to use the wallet but shouldn't really expect advanced features such as message signing, fees adjusting etc. they could add this in the future but definitely not a priority right now.

With the new Exodus release I see this post about Bitcoin Cash: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-do-i-claim-bitcoin-cash

Now my question is: are the private keys 100% safe?
Because I always read that is better to move the Bitcoin to another wallet before exporting the private keys, which will be imported in Electron Cash, due to security reason.

I don't think it's mandatory in this case. Just do the step by step guide described in the page linked by you and Exodus will sign and broadcast the transaction just like you were sending any other coin.

You only have to do anything with Electron Cash if you want to hold your BCC. So you would need to create a new wallet directly from Electron Cash and send your BCC to the recently created wallet.

The version 1.31.0 is now officially out, we had a few small updates a few days ago but It's nothing significant. You can find the changelog[1] and how to claim[2] your BCH on the site.

[1] https://www.exodus.io/releases/
[2] http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-do-i-claim-bitcoin-cash

I claimed the BCH, it works perfectly!

can I use 12 words seed and restore my private key in electrum? I dont want to send coins because of transaction fee.

Exodus wallet seems an interesting one and I've been eyeing this one for quite some time. I'll be trying this in the future but I have some questions about it. Do we have access on our private keys when we generate our own wallet? When it will be an "Official" wallet (as the title just indicate Unofficial)?

It is the official wallet and what I meant by unofficial is that this thread is not made my staff member but I got the permission from the team. It's possible to export your private keys on this wallet but you need to make the developer menu appear first using: CTRL + SHIFT + D.


I haven't tried that myself but I contacted the co founder on slack and I'm currently waiting for a reply, I will keep you updated.

Oh, great. Thanks for the thorough explanation.

On another note, Exodus is actually getting popular now. The reason behind my statement is that I watched a Youtube video (real life talk/seminar about Bitcoin wallets) and someone from the audience asked the speaker if he knows Exodus. Many got interested in that seminar because of the question by that guy.

Time ago I forgot to post about this "news": 2-factor authentication support is on the roadmap, this is likely to precede Hardware Wallet Support

That's a great thing!  8)

I just got an answer from the co founder so basically, the seed should work on Jaxx (which is another multi coin wallet), Ledger Nano and other wallets, as long as the wallet use BIP44, It should work. Electrum is not an option in this case as they don't support this.

Thank you very much for the information. This is really useful. We learned one more thing today

SCAM ALERT

I used Exodus wallet to exchange my ethereum to btc and shapeshift scammed me with the help of exodus  >:( >:( >:( >:(

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2078528.msg20786589#msg20786589


Help me!! To get my funds back you scammer.... I am now going to leave this community as i was already scammed here 20 eth and 170+ LTC , and now some more ETH scammed from me.
Scammers every where making new projects to take money from people like me who want to convert their fiat to crypto believing that crypto will change the future...

fuck ou scammers...

I don't understand why you posted that in OgNasty thread? unless he is affiliated with the service. Anyway, have you tried to contact the support? you are calling them scammers and insulting them and in the same time asking for their help? I believe Exodus.io only use ShapeShift API for trading so the problem must come from them, either way, I forwarded your issue to the team, I will keep you updated.

I have seen a scam accusation launched by someone in the past regarding the same issue. And i'm pretty sure that in the end, Shapeshift refunded him or completed the exchange(i'm not entirely sure which option exactly, but he did get what he deserved in the end).

It's true that Exodus endorses Shapeshift and integrates their API into their wallet and has a partnershp with Shapeshift, but this is not really related to Exodus. It is an issue with Shapeshift, so post on their thread. You'll get more help there, or you could just launch your own scam accusation.

And yeah i don't get why you're just spamming on every single thread you see here. I can assure you that Exodus is a legitimate project, the owners are all publicly known. Shapeshift is very similar, been around for years and they have nothing to gain by scamming a measly 8 ethers which is nothing to them.

The new update (1.32.0) came out today. It's now possible to send, receive, and exchange OmiseGo with any other asset, the rest of updates are nothing big and you can see full changelog here: https://www.exodus.io/releases/

Did you guys see a new, advanced, version of Exodus? https://www.exodus.io/eden/

But I don't get why they made it public if it's still in a early stage, with no support in case something goes wrong  ???

I believe they are sure about the recovery passphrase process at least so even If funds are somehow lost, you should be able to recover them but not sure, the support is given by the community. Exodus wallet was always intended to be for newbies and people who are new to crypto currencies while on the page you gave, It says that this is for advanced users, they may start supporting features like dynamic fees, signing messages etc. I'm going to contact the co founder and get more info about this, I will keep you updated.

Thanks a lot Omega!  ;)

What it's not clear is what's gonna happen if I use my Exodus seed into Eden, do I see anyway my BTC balance for example or not?

I got a confirmation from the team. The seed from Exodus should work in Eden and vice and versa, nothing to be worried about. As for everything else I mentioned above before regarding the new wallet:


Until now, I'm unsure of what's the differences and If they are going to drop the development of one of the two wallets so I will keep everyone updated.

I have read that fees of Exodus are very high, I  understand why as well.

I am just curious if anyone has 1 BTC what the current rate to transfer it out of an exodus wallet to a ledger nano s wallet would cost?
I also understand the fee will not always be the same I just want a general idea as I do not want to transfer BTC to exodus if the fee is too high
and have it stuck there.

Can someone with 1 BTC or even 5 BTC  see what the transfer out fee currently is at the time you read this.

Thanks.

I give you a hint for transfering btc from exodus to any wallet. This will not as a 100% accurate but will just give a guide. So here, goto your exodus wallet, copy the btc address having the amount you will transfer to other wallet. Open an account of blockchain.info wallet, copy the x wallet to blockchain as watch-only address, now click the send button using your x wallet with the watched-only, and input some amount you want to send then blockchain wallet will give you their estimate for the transaction fee, just only choose the priority. Now it will give a transaction fee for how much will be the transaction fee when you send using exodus Wallet.

It doesn't matter how much you are sending. The size of your transaction is the one making your transaction more expensive.

More inputs and outputs = higher fees. Most wallets will give you the size of your transaction and

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https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1195/how-to-calculate-transaction-size-before-sending

I do not have an account with BTC yet in it at the moment. That is why I was asking if someone who had 1 BTC or 5 BTC could just put it in send field in Exodus and see what the current rate is on the bottom to send 1 BTC and to send 5 BTC.

As what tryninja said (posted above you) transaction fee will always depend on the size of your transaction, so no one can tell on this forum what will be your transaction fee when you want to send 1 BTC or even 5 BTC to anyone unless you tried it by yourself.
But there are some wallet like electrum desktop wallet and mycelium for mobile which has a dynamic fee option, which you can choose for the transaction fee you want.

Saw that today, it is really exciting. Exodus team seems to be bringing in something new every single month. A lot more assets are being supported in that update, which is always good because altcoins are evolving all the time.

I'm somewhat of a doge fan though and is quite disappointed to see that dogecoins have never made it to Exodus. Sort of half expected dogecoins to be finally included in this update but upon seeing the screenshot, apparently not.

To answer your question, it is mainly to get feedback on and people who use it are advanced enough to know the risks anyways. Plus, recovery phrase will always work is something does go wrong. And even when it says that it is unsupported, i'm sure that exodus support will be able to help you when something goes wrong knowing how good they are.

i understand they want the wallet to be simple
but i could save $5 right now converting .12 btc to dash, transferring to an exchange, converting back to btc, sending to jaxx wallet and sending to my destination
rather than sending the btc from exodus right now
we dont need high priority transfers all the time
could easily make a speed setting and eliminate low end fees that have issues and not offer it in the settings

I'm not using exodus for bitcoin currently, i only hold ethereum and litecoin with it. However i have seen in the past when transaction fees were high but not as high as right now the fees that exodus require you pay is like at least 2-3x the market value for fees.

I would definitely like to see something like electrum, user chooses how much fees they want to pay. If you are really desperate because you have many inputs and you watn to pay lower fes, just import your recovery seed into electrum and send from there.


Well, it's your choice. But the update looks interesting. I might try it out today.

I'm sorry mate but I don't think you'll see Doge (again) on Exodus for a while: https://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/6mrnkw/exodus_removing_dogecoin/

It was one of the first tokens they had, but as you can see they removed it.

This really sucks... Never knew this before today.

Based on the comments on reddit there seems like very little hope for dogecoin to be incorporated into exodus again, unless the dev team becomes extremely active again and tries to make amends for the previous absence.

Anyways, still will continue using Exodus. Updates are looking better and better. Customer support is much better than most other wallet services, and the CEO is really supportive as well and can always be reached on reddit.


Agreed. A fee slider would make this work.

The dynamic fees may come in the future as I stated above. So, I got a clarification regarding 'Eden' and 'Exodus'. Basically, none of the wallets development will be dropped. 'Eden' is more like for people who want to test the software before it's out, Its more like Beta/Alpha/RC testing while the Exodus is the no-buggy functional release so in order words, anything you see in Eden, will come to Exodus eventually.

Guys i have a doubt. Can I use the ethereum address of exodus for receiving tokens that I receive from bounty campaigns? I signed up and searched for options to receive the tokens in the exodus wallet. But couldnt see any? Can somebody here can clarify my doubt regarding this? Its  urgent and thanks.

AFAIK you can only see and send tokens that are current supported by Exodus/Eden. So, if there is an ERC20 token that isn't supported, you won't be able to manage them.

If you want to store a token that isn't supported by any of them, you should use another wallet that lets you freely "register" any tokens you want. In this case, I recommend you to try MyEtherWallet.

Current tokens supported by Eden (the advanced version of Exodus with more coins) can be seen in the screenshot found at their website[1].

[1] https://www.exodus.io/eden/

Only the exodus eden supports it.

However if you just want to use the conventional exodus wallet, it should work too. It's just that you can't send it directly on the exodus UI but rather have to go and import that private key into another wallet accepting ERC20 tokens such as myetherwallet.

Keep in mind eden may be bugged or whatnot so use with caution.

Has anyone tried eden and is using it on regular basis?? ( https://www.exodus.io/eden/ )
I saw a Youtube video that this version is only for people who can risk their investment as the eden is still not finished and supports will not help if any glitches happen, is it true?

Please check my post above. If you are not in need of the features that Eden provide this fast, Its better to not use it yet because It's the test wallet and yes It's risky but I doubt your funds will be lost permanently (not sure) as everything is derived from the seed, you can always recover them.

Interested to know whether anyone knows what exact ERC20 tokens will be available for storage on the new Eden? I couldn't find any of this information myself, i'm looking to purchase some QRL(quantum resistant ledger) which is currently on the ethereum network as a token. Would definitely love to start using Exodus for it instead of having to go to myetherwallet which has a worse interface.

The no support policy from Exodus also seems a bit daunting, tbh. I'm not sure if i would go with it, community support only doesn't seem nice at all. Exodus's support is extremely responsive and is one of their main selling points, without it i'm not so sure about using it.

Check them out here: http://woobull.com/exodus-wallet-roadmap-a-list-of-upcoming-asset-support/

Is there a way I can save a .json file of my exodus wallet like there is on regular MEW wallet??

To import it somewhere else? I believe it's not possible because the wallet doesn't contain the details for Ethereum only, the only thing you can export is the private key. I will confirm this with the team and keep you updated.

I would like to import my exodus wallet to MEW wallet with .json file and not with private key.
Pls let me know.

Thanks!

I forgot posting the changelogs for the last released version (1.33.1), you can see everything here: https://www.exodus.io/releases/ (QTUM and BAT are added now)


I confirmed with the team, Its not possible to export in .json sadly.

Thanks anyway!

Even looking here https://blockchain.info/address/1GGvfjRFfecaudVNoP8fYTcxqoUGb2r5iB the numbers are not adding up. Also, there seems to be records deleted of exchanges i did through the wallet itself. Please read the whole thread and message me if you have any advice.... i know its not a synchronization error or from updating my funds to their true amount because i had .02 BTC there.... i just started using the wallet 3 days ago so i have transactions that add up from other sites where i send coins. 

Has anyone actually tried out the Eden release?

I would definitely want to have my ICO tokens on Exodus as well because then i would be able to track it fairly easily along with my other investments. Otherwise, it's a hassle to monitor them on different wallets and try to keep track of them all.

Semes like that it is software provided 'as-is', no support.

If others have no major issues using Eden then i might as well try it out, because i trust Exodus even if they don't provide support.

I'm using the Exodus Eden release. So far I didn't have any issues, but I haven't tested all of the additional altxoins. U can also restore your backup of your old Exodus wallet

My personal suggestion would be to use it only If you are planning to report bugs etc. because it's definitely far from being a stable release and as I said on earlier posts, anything you see there will eventually come to the exodus wallet. If you are looking to store ERC20 token that are currently not supported by them, just go for Myetherwallet for the meantime.

Thanks for the response.

I'm still a bit confused regarding how Eden is related to Exodus. Will Exodus be rebranded to Eden in the future, and be based on the current Eden interface and functionality or will Exodus be still called Exodus but just have all the good stuff implemented from the pilot run of Eden?

I guess i'm going to stick to Myetherwallet for now for storing tokens. I'm sort of tempted to use it since i don't think too much can go wrong when you have your recovery phrase and be able to export your private keys but i'll go for the safer option for now.

If I understood correctly, they are 2 separate projects, so we'll have Exodus for the new users and Eden for the advanced users, but anyway they should add all the Eden tokens in Exodus as well. So pretty much noob version and pro version, that's all.

any update about your problem? is it solved yet?

It's a little bit different then that. Eden is meant to be for those who wants to test the final release before It's out. It's like Bitcoin Core for example, you see RC (Release candidate) before the final version and It's not that stable, that's the same thing just to different softwares. Exodus is the stable version while Eden is for testing, and anything that you see on it, will eventually get added in Exodus as I already explained.

So Eden is just a name set for this "beta" project?

As soon as there is enough testing and the pilot run turns out to be fairly successful and bug free, there will be no such thing as Eden and every single functionality(that works, ofc) from Eden will be migrated to Exodus?

Am i getting it right or still haven't got quite everything clearly?

Thanks Omega :)

The version 1.34.1 is out, there are huge improvements to the fees calculation (fastest and cheapest), Civic is now supported (send/receive/exchange), addition of 30 currency pairs and other minor updates can be found here: https://www.exodus.io/releases/
Factom and Ethereum classic are currently in beta and I expect them to be added in the next updates and as for everyone who is still asking about Eden, please read this: http://support.exodus.io/article/106-is-eden-safe-to-use

Great, update, every update seems nice, they always add something new, for features and new coins.

Hope this wallet will surpass those multiwallets out there. And the developer team seems working hard on this great app. 

Still no news about the 2FA implementation?  :'(

Thanks for the update Omega.

I guess what they are trying to get at is that though eden is unsupported software as long as you are able to back up your 12 word mnemonic you really can't lose any money. Worst thing that can happen is probably a bug with loading your balances.

I'm gunna prolly just stick to the supported version of exodus, for now.

Guys is there a way to import my existing BTC keys into Exodus? I've looked into settings and couldn't find such an option.

It's actually on their roadmap (planned) in addition to SegWit support and Hardware wallet support as well.


It's not really 'import' but It's more like moving your funds from the address you have the private keys of to your Exodus address, I believe its the equivalent of "sweep" in other wallet providers. If you don't have the developer menu, you can bring it by doing: CTRL + SHIFT + D. Head then to the Menu, Developer -> Assets -> Bitcoin -> Move funds (WIF).

Thank you for your answer. I use personalized address and wanted to have the same one in Exodus too, but apparently there's no way to do that.

Will Exodus support Bitcoin Cash?

Eden (the advanced version of Exodus) already support Bitcoin Cash and other assets.

You can find more and download here: https://www.exodus.io/eden/

how about adding ark :) want to buy some but don't want to run qt's :(

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It won't be possible with any wallet that use seeds because all private keys of your wallet are pre generated from the seed, importing another private key will mean that the key doesn't belong to the seed so If you forget this point and lose access to your wallet and decide to restore it using the passphrase, everything will be restored except the imported address, It's better to use the move funds feature.


I checked the roadmap and It's not listed there but it's worth mentioning that Eden support BitcoinCash so It's very possible that It will come soon and the Roadmap is just not updated.


The assets are only considered If they are listed on ShapeShift.io (which is not the case for ARK) and they are in the top 50 in CoinMarketCap.

Two new releases came out this time (1.35.0 and 1.35.2). The changes done to the software were nothing significant except for adding a new token called SALT (probably no one heard of) but from checking the site, I believe they have a partnership with Exodus and that's they were added even though they are not in ShapeShift (but they soon will be) or in the top 50 in CoinMarketCap. Full changelog: https://www.exodus.io/releases/

Hello, why my balance has omisego? Is it some kind of gift? I never bought omisego.

Yes, it was a gift in a way (airdrop) to ETH holders.

I would like to see Exodus support Monero (XMR) as soon as possible.

I created a subreddit post here for people to up-vote to get their attention:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ExodusWallet/comments/7499sd/feature_request_monero_xmr_support/

Please up-vote the feature request post I made so we can make this a higher priority for them!

You could also join their Slack[1] to talk directly with a dev. But IMO they are already looking forward to support Monero.
This comment[2] was posted over 8 months ago by the Exodus co-founder but it means that they are already looking on how to integrate Monero to Exodus as soon as possible.


[1] https://exodus-invite.herokuapp.com/
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/5qy9f5/any_updates_from_exodus/

Thanks for the info. Like I said in my reddit post, it shows as "under evaluation", not "planned" or "in beta" on their roadmap page so I thought it was not really on their radar.

I'm glad to hear that it is.

Exactly, to be more specific all those who had some Ether in their wallet on July 7 received some OMG, of course the quantity was proportional to the ETH quantity.

I was surprised as well :D

The thing is, having Monero in Exodus is going to take away a lot of the privacy that you would get if you ran a full node. However, it is still going to be significantly more privacy than bitcoin even in the case of an exodus integration.

No idea why in the world they haven't finished it yet, it's been a long while already.

XMR is one of the actual, legit coins out there.

Guys, does anybody know what's gonna happen with Bitcoin Gold? Can we get them with Exodus? Owning the private keys should be enough, but have they ever said something about the new coin?

I contacted them and they literally answered me 5 minutes later, I told them their customer service is just insane, I've never seen such a good service!  :o

Anyway this is their answer:

In case of a potential fork, we will not support Bitcoin Gold, at least not at first. The development team behind the fork has not provided any instructions and we do not know what they are exactly trying to achieve with this fork.

Do not hesitate to look through our roadmap to see the assets we plan to add to the wallet:
http://support.exodus.io/article/96-exodus-wallet-roadmap

We will probably do the same thing we did for Bitcoin Cash and create an easy way for the users to split their assets. We will need to wait for the fork to be sure how it will work.

You don't need to do anything right now. You will always have the option of exporting your private keys after the fork to claim the forked coins through their official wallet in the case of Exodus cannot create a simple feature for you to split your assets.

Unfortunately, there's no Bitcoin Gold wallet available yet, so it's not possible for me to guide you step-by-step. All the details and tutorials will start popping up after the fork. Don't worry, your coins will be safe in your Exodus wallet before and after the fork. =)

I thought I'd give this thread a bump in support of the outstanding job Exodus is doing. 

If you are not aware, they have an "unsupported" version called "Eden" http://www.exodus.io/eden/ which is basically their testing ground for new coins to be added to exodus.  It's a use at your own risk type of release.  In addtion to what's on Exodus, Eden has added a few big names, like Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, Etherium Classic, Factom, and a few ERC20 tokens not yet supported by Exodus ... Ox, Digix, Metal, Storj, etc....  Here is the full list.  Definitely my favorite wallet.


Exodus Eden Supported Assets

0x (ZRX)
Aragon (ANT)
Augur (REP)
Basic Attention Token (BAT)
Bancor (BNT)
Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Civic (CVC)
Dash (DASH)
Decred (DCR)
DigixDAO (DGD)
District0x (DNT)
EOS (EOS)
Ethereum Classic (ETC)
Ethereum (ETH)
Factom (FCT)
FirstBlood (1ST)
FunFair (FUN)
Gnosis (GNO)
Golem (GNT)
Litecoin (LTC)
Metal (MTL)
OmiseGo (OMG)
QTUM (QTUM)
Ripple (XRP)
Salt (SALT)
Status (SNT)
Storj (STORJ)
Wings (WINGS)

Is there a reason i cant send my qtum off my exodus wallet to my qt wallet? I have the wallet address and enough to pay for the tx fees but the send button is grayed out and wont let me send my coins... I know the shapeshift exchange is down for qtum but still would like to send the coins to my qt wallet  :(

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does it matter that the address box is red outline around it when i paste the qtum receive address in it?

Damn, Monero isn't even in the Eden build yet :(

I suggest you to contact their customer service, they're very quick in answering and I'm sure they can explain what's going on. It's much faster than asking here ;)

Are you aware of the oct4 qtum token swap?  Qtum is no longer an erc20 token, and you should have sent your qtum to an exchange that was supporting the swap prior to October 4.  The Exodus team mentioned on slack there was still one exchange that would work with people who missed the swap date.  I'd get on slack and find out what is going on with your send and which exchange still will do the swap... Perhaps the issue is related.

Is there a date when Eden will be officialy released (not just an alpha or beta)?

Eden will never get officially released because It was never meant to be for average users. It's more for testing and reporting bugs. In other words, whatever you currently see in Eden will eventually come to Exodus as well.

Will be any plan for zcash and monero  ???

ZCash is tagged as "evaluating" in Exodus roadmap - with this comment: "If the Zcash network remains stable and has continual upgrades it is likely we will support this asset in 2017."

About Monero, I posted this last week:

They released a couple of days ago a new version, now they support also BCH and ETC! But I'm still waiting for the 2FA...

A new version (1.36.1) got released before the planned date and the changelogs can be found on the releases (https://www.exodus.io/releases/). Another release should be expected in 11 days and in the meantime, the current roadmap shows that these assets are In beta (so they must be added next): 0x (ZRX), Bancor (BNT), DigixDAO (DGD), District0x (DNT), Factom (FCT), FirstBlood (1ST), FunFair (FUN), Metal (MTL), Ripple (XRP), Status (SNT), Storj (STORJ),Wings (WINGS). 2FA, SegWit transactions and Hardware wallets support are still planned but might take some time.

I find this wallet cool but i have got a problem, I used to use Exodus for BTC, GNT , ETH , LTC.
I had exported all the private keys to a notepad but recently when i joined my first signature campaign of life in this forum and while submitting the ETH address i mistakenly submitted the ETH privatekeys.
It is a matter of shame from my side but all my eth and GNT were swept by some fucker, As a result i have stopped using Exodus for ETH, so anyways i can replace my ETH address with a new fresh one so that everything is fine as before??

If they add Ripple in the next release would be great! Except the hardware wallet I don't know any reliable desktop wallet which supports them!

Why does exodus wallet still have the eth address (erc20) coin address for qtum, seeing the main net has been up and running over a week now, want to move coins (real ones) back to exodus

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How is Exodus handling the fork?

They will probably do the same they did with Bitcoin Cash and implement a process to sweep your coins from the other chain - and maybe add full support if the demand is high enought. Look at this post from the previous page of this thread:

Thanks for the info.

Whether both of them belong to the same company or Exodus is completely different one from Eden. Do I want to know how long it will be secured for us to store our coins in these Exodus wallets?

You should be able to generate a new address: http://support.exodus.io/article/81-how-do-i-generate-a-new-bitcoin-address and a new private key should be generated with it but check using the export option to see If it match with the old one or not, just to confirm.


It's developed by the same group of people, It's the same company. It's totally safe (as long as your computer have no malware) to store your funds at Exodus as It's the stable version while Eden is for testing purposes.


I'am not sure. I forwarded your question to the developers and I will let you know If they answer me.

I installed this Exodus wallet and it looks very attractive.
The only thing that kinda bugs me is that it doesn't ask for any password or key when I turn it on.
Am I missing something?

Yes you are, I have to put password every time I open it.

What do I need to do?

When you follow the first backup proccess - to restore your wallet in the future in case you lose access to it -, Exodus will ask you to create a password that will be used to protect your wallet at every startup. Have you done this? Watch this video[1] at Exodus support page if you need help.

[1] http://support.exodus.io/article/55-how-can-i-password-protect-my-assets

I have received an answer from them. Basically, Qtum Ignition is not as easy as adding an ERC20 asset (which make sense). It may not be a first priority either as they need to have ShapeShift supporting it first. If that doesn't happen, It will never get added.

I downloaded exodus a couple of days ago , thought I would find all the popular coins listed on it
as I can see in the OP the photo is showing DOGE available , but I don't have DOGE available in my wallet
is there anyway to add it ?? or did Exodus disable it in the past days ?

They removed Doge some time ago. The source is this Reddit thread posted by an Exodus dev 3 months ago.

TL;DR: Exodus removes Dogecoin because of missing public Insight updates and continuous developer community involvement.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/6mrnkw/exodus_removing_dogecoin/

Mmm that's a pity, I still have Qtum in Bittrex, I was thinking about moving them to Exodus and now I have to look for another wallet then  :P

Hi, I believe I have the latest version but I can't see any QTUM wallet, I thought Exodus supported it.

Thanks.

They used to when it was an ERC20 but It's no longer the case. It may take sometime until you see it in the wallet again.

I'll check this out and do that backup, thank you for info!

hello guys, does "exodus" support BTG(bitcoin gold)?

Exodus won't support Bitcoin Gold. Instead, they will be focusing on SegWit2x fork which should come in mid November. You still have access to your private keys though and you can export them (http://support.exodus.io/article/86-how-can-i-view-my-private-keys) and import them in any Bitcoin Gold wallet in order to retrieve them. It's worth mentioning that BTG don't have replay protection so this can be dangerous, I suggest not doing any thing until things are clear.

thanks for reply...will wait until things clear :)

Did I just lose close to $40K in cryptocurrency as a result of an upgrade?   :( :( :( :(

Downloaded the upgrade (from the Exodus official site), ran the install, got the "Install complete, you can run the upgraded version from the shortcut on your desktop" message, tried running it.....NOTHING.  The program does NOT come up.  Tried waiting, re-running multiple times.....the app is not coming up.  I have a VERY, VERY bad feeling.   :-\  The thin is, I can see the Exodus process in task manager...but the app is not running on my computer.  If I completely uninstalled and re-installed, would that be the next thing to try?  Kind of desperate at this point, that is a lot of money.  (To me.)

Any word of advise would be much appreciated.  Thanks in advance.

Kill the process in task manager run it again, if that fails have you restarted?

As long as you backed up you will be fine if we can't get it back up and running from this install.

I'm going to assume that you do have the seed. If yes, there is nothing to be afraid of. The FAQ clearly state that installing a new version and overwriting an old version is safe as Exodus keeps your blockchain assets in a separate location. The issue might be on the update itself so maybe downgrading will help. Still, I suggest not doing anything for now, I forwarded your question to the Co founder, I will let you know once I get a reply.

The co founder confirmed that you didn't lose any funds and that you should contact them immediately through: support@exodus.io

Apologies for the random statement but Exodus team. Are you serious with your network fees? Please explain to me this ridicule setting.
Until this is rectified I'm moving wallets.

If you check on their website it's clearly explained why the fees are quite high, and to avoid this problem you can download Eden, which allows you to choose the fees.

The wallet had two updates in 26th and 27th October. You can now send/receive and also exchange (for any other asset) district0x and FunFair. Other minor changes and bugfixes can be found here: https://www.exodus.io/releases/

I received some tokens in my ethereum address on exodus. How do I move them to exchanges? I see nothing on exodus platform. I can see them on etherscan.

If the token is available in Exodus then you should be able to see it otherwise you can't. You will have to export the private keys from the Ethereum wallet and import them somewhere else (It should work with Myetherwallet.com).

Thanks for the support.  :)

I have exodus 1.37.1 and I have used exodus few times before their last upgrade , now I'm trying to send some bitcoins from my exodus wallet and I'm getting an error message saying ( Transaction error : Broadcast transaction error . if this persists , please contact support@exodus.io )

any idea on this ?? also how can I contact their support , I mean how can they know what wallet I'm using or in other words what should I tell them so they can know what my wallet is ?? the receive address is enough for that ??

please share with me if you were able to do a transaction in the last 30 minutes or so using exodus , cause this may be a general problem at the moment

The support email is: support@exodus.io as they told you or you can contact them through slack. You will only need to provide the version you're using and the error message, anything else in this case is irrelevant. I forwarded your question to the team but feel free to contact them too, they may answer faster.

thanks a lot Omega the problem was solved , it seems that some bugs happening with the new version
my problem was that my balance was showing more than what I actually have , cause I had received a transaction 4 days ago and the new version of the wallet showed it two times

the problem got solved by refreshing the wallet , I didn't know that there is a refresh option when you hover the mouse over the currency  symbol  ;D
so if you face the same problem here is the solution 

Had the very same problem...thank for this info  :)

ehh I still suffer bugs using exodus , now can't send bitcoins and when I try to rescan the blockchain I get an error message
a couple of days this happened with me and it got fixed like after 2 hours without doing anything , now been trying to send for like 4 hours and still getting the same message

I upgraded the wallet but still having the same thing , support saying that I need to get another connection but still having the same
tried to rescan the litecoin blockchain and it was successful , so the problem only exists with bitcoin for me

anyone having the same issue today ?

That's actually the first time I hear such a problem, anyway in a few hours they're gonna release a new version, in the meantime did you try with another internet connection as they suggested you?

No I didn't cause I haven't left the house today also I don't have moblie internet , but tried to restart the router many times cause they suggested that and still facing the same issue
I guess better wait till tomorrow , I thought the release they made 1.37.2 was supposed to solve it so hopefully they are working on fixing this

1.37.2 and 1.38.0 has been released today. No new coins added but there are a lot of improvements and bugfixes, full changelog here (https://www.exodus.io/releases/). The bug of rescanning should be fixed now so I suggest everyone to upgrade, If the problem persists, please contact the support at support@exodus.io

just upgraded to 1.38.0 and the problem still here , I'm not sure what I can do with that since the last time the problem was solved by just waiting more hours without doing anything else

gonna contact the support one more time , but I guess I won't use the wallet again cause it's too much hustle for me with these bugs every few days

I suggest you again to tray with a different internet connection, maybe that could help you to solve the issue, if I were you I'd give it a try, don't you think?

no it's not my connection , I tried sending and receiving litecoin and all worked fine so the problem mainly exists with bitcoin wallet
I have contacted their support and let me quote what they said :


so the users outside of US or Canada are still having the same issue , basically the two upgrades didn't fix the problem at all actually it was kinda better for me before the upgrades  ;D

so users need to use a VPN now , I haven't tried it before cause their support last time said to me that VPNs may actually be the problem and asked me to not use VPN

Mmm I've been using both Exodus and a VPN for months and I had zero problems till now. I moved Bitcoin, Cash, Dash and Ether.

I added Exodus to the Cheddur app (https://www.cheddur.com/) via community request! This will allow more people to learn about Exodus and get started. We’ve also linked all of the coins, countries, and apps that Exodus supports / can be legally used in, this way new users can discover Exodus based on the coins they own, where they live, or the devices they use.

If you've used Exodus, don't forget to leave a review! The more popular the service is (via ratings), the higher it will appear in search results and the more likely new users will find it! :)

Screenshots:

https://i.imgur.com/uVHi9JS.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/J91mCE6.png

https://i.imgur.com/7n42hGs.png

i have my wallet on mac.. i wanted use today but i dont know where i saved my 12 words,also i cant get recovery link to mail,i tried unistal and delete app to create new acc but when i instal again i am automatic logged in old account,i didnt have any funds on acc so i would like to create new acc on my macbook.. how i can do that?

Just to make sure I get you. You simply forgot your recovery info in an account where you have no funds and you want to make another one? If so, follow the instructions (http://support.exodus.io/article/80-how-do-i-delete-my-wallet-and-start-over) please.

A really great wallet and an awesome support. They keep delivering regular updates and I really like using it for my day to day stuff. I d like to see NEO and Gas on Exodus, that s my only recommendation. I did help a few my friends download, install it and explained to them how easy it is to use it. They re also very happy with Exodus.

Thumbs up, great stuff guys.

Mac: Hard Drive > Users > YOUR-USERNAME > Library > Application Support > Exodus

i doint have exodus folder in application support

I'm not 100% sure but I think they're gonna add soon both Neo + Gas, I read something like that on Reddit if I'm not wrong.

NEO is currently marked as "Planned" in Exodus roadmap. I haven't seem anything about Gas.

http://support.exodus.io/article/96-exodus-wallet-roadmap

Happy to see a thread dedicated to Exodus. I have bitcoins there and would like to take advantage of the forked assets bch and btg. I haven't tried accessing my private keys and exporting them and would appreciate some help/tips.

If I export to a bch and btg wallet, that action would not affect my bitcoins in exodus, right? Or do I have to move my bitcoins first before exporting to bch or btg wallets? Thanks.

My experience with exodus wallet is very good.But lately their fee has gone up.
Waiting for Eden go live and als to improve /add more futures like importing addresses etc

Importing address is available but its not like importing your address, it moves your balance from another address to your exodus address. They might not allow import of the address in future too as you will not be able to use those imported address with their backup phrase in future.

What fee you are talking about? If you are talking about fee they have during exchange than its not their fee, its fee that will be taken by shapeshift which provide exchange feature within the wallet.

It does say it s planned in Exodus plans. I m sure Exodus team know their priorities and they will not skip such an important market player.

Eden won't go live because It's just the test wallet. You can use it but at your own risk. Anything you currently see in Eden, will eventually come to Exodus. As for the fees, If you experienced this only recently then It's probably due to the spam attack (or whatever it is) currently happening in the bitcoin network, changing wallet wouldn't help much.

About Cash you can claim them inside Exodus, there is no need to export the private keys and doing other stuff, if you check on their website they explain how to claim Cash.

anyone can help?

You don't have your recovery phrase?  Did you setup email recovery and get the email when you first backed up?

i try recover by mail link but i dont get link in mail

Yes, did that. Thanks. Guess will just have to wait re their decision about btg.

I asked the support time ago about Gold and probably they're gonna do the same thing they did with Cash, giving us the possibility to send them directly from Exodus to another Gold wallet.

TBH I don't know why I posted this....

Of course they don't. Will try Eden.

Hi there,

Thanks for writing to us today about the crazy Golem prices listed in Exodus. We all woke up seeing these prices and about fell out of our chairs in the office!

Exodus gets prices from the Cryptocompare.com pricing data feed. This pricing data tells us, and a lot of others, how much Golem is worth each minute. It seems someone moved a few decimals around to list a Golem price that is not real! We are getting this fixed now. Although I wish we were all Golem millionaires and able to retire on the beach together!

In the future, if you want to fix this immediately, or if you want to pull pricing data from a different source, you can change your pricing data to the coinmarketcap.com pricing data by following these instructions:
http://support.exodus.io/article/60-can-i-change-the-exodus-pricing-feeds

Hope that helps.
Do stay in touch and let us know if you have any more questions.

Kind regards,


Leonardo Bilia
Customer Success Engineer

I've got all my ethereum and bitcoin stolen from Exodus.

Don't know what to do, never shared my 12 words phrase to anyone or anything like that

Stolen how? all funds were sent to an address? can you share it? It's possible that your computer was infected with malware which is enough to get your password (keylogging) and your wallet files. If that was the case, no desktop wallet could protect you against this.

Finally started using Exodus as my multicoin wallet.

In past I was using Jaxx and completely relied on it but recently when I tried to send out 100+ ETC from my old Jaxx wallet it is always showing transaction failed message, what the hell is that.

I have even installed jaxx in another machine, recovered wallet from backup phrase and again same error  >:( >:(

Than I thought to give exodus a try, moved funds from jaxx using private key of ETC wow it got transferred to exodus within few seconds. Now after few confirmation I successfully sent it out from the wallet to address where I was trying to send for last few days with jaxx.

I find exodus quite good multicoin wallet...

Yes, don't know man, just too sad for this. But with the wallet files why does he has the access? He can only keylog my exodus password, why can he transfer? My private keys shouldn't be locked?

I'm sorry but I don't get it: what happened to your Bitcoin? Did they just disappeared? Or have they been sent to another address?

Love this wallet... Only wish they supported the Zcash/Zen/Hush crypto line.  Right now I am using my Trezor for Zcash swing for Hush and Myzenwallet for zen.  Would love to have all in one single wallet!!!

Would it be possible to someday add automated exchanges, like buy and sell orders?

For example: Swap Litecoin for BTC at 0.015 BTC and leave it till it happens. The wallet would be a million times more useful if you could code that.

Zcash is currently under evaluation so it's possible that it will get added in the future.


Unless this feature is provided by ShapeShift, I believe they won't be able do it. Exodus is simply using ShapeShift API so they can't add things that are not offered by it.

 ??? Kind of curious about this one. Can you provide anymore information? ???

Yo!

I know there has been some issues with exodus wallet concerning security. I like the simplicity and user friendlyness off it and want to continue using it ass my main wallet despite some conserns.

Therfor I was wondering, if I only have exodus on a laptop with freshly W10 installed and nothing else. Also only online/use it whene I need to make transactions. Will this make me safe from hack/malware?

In my mind this is close to hw wallet. Any one know if there can be an Issue?

You should be fine. Just make sure not to use someone else's USB drive or something like that.

Why is the minimum exchange amount so much higher than going through Shapeshift's website directly?

ie.

0.01405865 BTC ($225~) by shapeshifting via Exodus

vs

0.00053200 BTC ($8.5!~) by shapeshifting via Shapeshift's website

No open source = Scam

Never put your money here

someone manipulating EXODUS WALLET

What do you mean by manipulating?  Are your coins stolen from the wallet or what?

I am also using exodus without any issues, I am being able to send/receive my funds without any difficulty. Just concerned about its security, does exodus store backup phrase or wallet file unencrypted by our password in our computer just like jaxx? If yes than it will be unsafe....

Explain more, please.

Hit Ctrl+Shift+D in Exodus to get to the menu. Exodus > Developer > Assets > BTC > Export private key.

You will get a .csv file containing your keys.

Please If you noticed something strange that we didn't, just report it. Spreading FUD is not acceptable.


I'm not sure. I suggest contacting the team: support@exodus.io and I will forward it to the founders too. I will give you an update here If I receive an answer.

Morning All,

I'm new to the forum and am looking for some help. I have the Exodus wallet installed on my Windows PC, but would like to move it to an encrypted USB drive. Is it as simple as copying the folder to my USB drive?

Also if I want to maintain a second backup copy of my wallet somewhere else, is the backup automatically kept up to date (i.e. when u open Exodus does it examine the blockchains to determine your holding) or do you regularly have to backup from your primary to keep your backup current? Apologies, I'm a bit of a noob - last time I was involved with crypto I left everything in an exchange (MTGOX) and that didn't end well :-( !

Thanks for your help.

Here is my understanding, and hopefully someone will correct me if I get anything wrong.

I don't think you can run Exodus off an encrypted USB drive, because it needs to be fully installed on a desktop.  Your wallet, however, is encrypted on your desktop once you've set the password and were given your "12 words", so it's pretty safe as long as you have a strong, and unique password.

As for the backup, all you need is your 12 words.  If you have those 12 words, you can install exodus on any computer, restore from the 12 words, and you'll have everything available to you, up to date.  No need for periodic back ups.  You can print the 12 words, and put in a safe place, or store the 12 words in a text file on an encrypted USB. 

Also, if you want to be extra safe (and this would guard against situations where for some reason Exodus was discontinued and you could restore from the 12 words) you can store your private keys (keep them in a safe place, too).  Use Control-Shift-D to open the Developer's menu, then you can export your private keys.  Again, store them a safe or on an encrypted USB.

I agree.

Good day!
Using the exodus storage of bitcoin. When trying through the purse to exchange other cryptocurrencies, shows the balance is less than! and that's not taking into account the Commission.
All users of wallet this situation? :-\

Isn't that normal? I mean, why it would show the fees included because you need them in order to send anything. If you think this is a bug, contact the support team.

Version 1.41.0 is out but once again, the development seem to be slow and there are no significant changes. Exodus already made a statement  (https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7lcm1t/exodus_response_as_to_why_they_havent_adopted/)about SegWit so If you want to have lower fees, you may want to switch for Electrum for now.

Does this multiple currency wallet is intended to support / integrate future BTC forks? if so, when it become available?
I'd love to import / sweep my private keys receiving my unclaimed BCH, BTG, SBTC, CLAM, etc All In One

Out of the multiple bitcoin forks we've seen until now, only BCH is supported. The wallet give you control over your private keys though so you could just export them and import them to the official wallet of that fork.

what happens with Ethereum goes through the next fork on 19th Jan ? Ethereum Zero apparently will the byproduct and if you hold 1 ETH you are apparently getting same amount of ETZ

Currently Exodus doesnt have ETC obviously so where will I get my coins if I am holding ETH in Exodus ?

thanks

link with further info on fork - https://news.bitcoin.com/pr-etherzero-a-revolutionary-ethereum-hard-fork-forking-on-19th-jan-2018/

You can do the same as described above. Just export your Ethereum private key and import it in a supported wallet. The ETZ is stored in the address and not in the wallet software itself.

so its just stored like any other ECR20 token on same ETH address ?

I don't know as I'm not following this fork. If it's a ERC20 token, you will receive them in your address in the ETH chain. If it's a fork (like what happened with ETC), your address will have the same amount of coins in both chains (the normal ETH and this ETZ), so you will need to export your private-key and import it into a ETZ wallet to spend them.

qtum no longer in exodus?

Qtum have now their own blockchain and It's no longer built within Ethereum blockchain (ERC20) so Exodus dropped the support for it but It's planned for the roadmap.

checked both exodus and exodus eden. didnt see qtum in both. thanks for the fyi.

Hey guys,
 
if anyone has a moment to answer my newbie question it would be appreciated.

I recently stuck €50 of Btc in my Exodus wallet to see how it works.
I then went to trade for some Ethereum and it says I have €41.49 of Btc but can only trade €24.45 of that?

Anyone know why I can only use just over half my amount?  Is this taking into account the transaction fee or something else?  Seems steep at nearly 50%.

Realise this is probably a rookie question but some advice would be great!

Thanks

It's planned but not in Beta stage yet so It may take sometime.


It sounds like it took the fees in consideration yes, you can still contact support@exodus.io If you think this is a technical issue.

I wouldn't use Exodus to store Bitcoin. Their fee estimation is broken and they don't let you customize your fees. This means that you either need to pay this extremely exaggerated fee or just don't do any transactions at all.

But at least, you can export your private-key[1] and import it in a new wallet (like Electrum) if you want.

[1] http://support.exodus.io/article/86-how-can-i-view-my-private-keys

Thanks OmegaStarScream and TryNinja for the advice.

Can some one explain something for me?

@ http://support.exodus.io/article/46-where-are-my-private-keys-stored

"The private keys to your blockchain assets are generated and encrypted locally and stored on your computer. These keys are never stored on the cloud, and they remain 100% for your eyes only, 100% in your control."

If these keys are locally stored on your computer, how is an online-only recovery possible? How is losing the computer not a risk, or any local file to backup?

Are the keys not recovered with the e-mail link &/or 12 word phrase? (yes i'm aware you can export keys)

Your addresses (private-keys) are locally derived from the 12 word phrase that Exodus provides you when you backup your wallet. The email link (AFAIK) is also your word phrase but protected by both your passphrase and an Exodus 'key' (like explained in the page you linked). Your word phrase or private-keys isn't stored anywhere.

They are.

It's also possible that they are doing the same thing as blockchain.info because If you lose your password, there is no way to recover online, you will need the 12 words, the wallet file may be stored (encrypted) in their servers and that's why you need the password to decrypt it.

Great wallet. Been using it for around 2 months now and 0 complaints

Sorry, little confused - Not sure if we're talking about different keys or not.  

Are you saying without setting up the backup the wallet is functioning without private keys for deposited coins? - I'm curious as to how these keys are recovered with an online backup.

I guess exodus is a good wallet. The features was built all in one (I like the built in exchanger of various coins)  and It's very secure since I havent found any complains from the commenters. I'll consider using this wallet some time, coz it looks inticing. Good job to the team.

does anyone have an idea why BAT and Golemn is not avalible atm?

and if yes when will it be available again?

The send and receive features should be operational, exchanging is temporarily unavailable due to network congestion, I suggest trying again in 24 hours.

There is no backup hosted anywhere. The 12 word phrase is your backup and your keys are generated with them. Exodus doesn't know your word phrase.

You can read more here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mnemonic_phrase

Both are already supported according to Exodus' roadmap. I also opened the wallet to confirm and it's there.

If you don't setup the backup & you're depositing coins, is Exodus operating without private keys?

Obviously not. The keys are already there when you first create your wallet. Otherwise, how would you have a deposit address?

That's why it's called a backup. It's only helping you make sure that you can create the same keys in the future if your PC breaks or something goes wrong.

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Just understand one thing: ONLY YOU have access to your private-keys as they aren't stored anywhere online.

k, so here's why i've been confused, but maybe not anymore

- People keep saying the keys are generated from the phrase
- People seem to believe the keys don't exist until the phrase
- No one seems to understand the keys are generated prior to the phrase

(mind you, i'm not talking about exclusively here on the forums, i mean generally everywhere)

.. And I kept thinking, well how is Exodus capable of accepting deposits without (private) keys, since the backup process hasn't even been setup yet?


This is where my thick headedness kicks in


In my stupid brain, people keep saying the key is generated from the phrase (actually, that is what people keep saying) - but i think i understand now that both are one of the same.

I think the common misconception of the key not existing until the phrase is part of the problem.

The addresses and private keys associated with them are clearly pre-generated when you first setup the wallet, just because you see them when you're on the backup process doesn't mean It just got created.

Good day!
As of yesterday, the wallet off at the beginning of work. The new version had not set ( 2018). Anyone has this problem? Operating system - Windows 10. ???

The status page shows that everything is operational except sending and exchanging BitcoinCash. It's still unclear what is the error you're getting so please provide more details, the help you will get here is pretty limited though so I suggest contacting the support too.

Is there a way that user chooses what fee wants to use for transactions or are fees automaticaly chosen by exodus itself?

They are choosen by Exodus and you can't customize it. If the fees are too much, you can export the keys[1], import them in a different wallet (e.g: Electrum) and make your transaction.

[1] http://support.exodus.io/article/86-how-can-i-view-my-private-keys

Version 1.43.1 is now out. 11 new assets are now available: Bitcoin Gold (BTG), Status (SNT), 0x (ZRX), Bancor (BNT), iExec RLC (RLC), Edgeless (EDG), Wings (WINGS), FirstBlood (1ST), WeTrust (TRST), Matchpool (GUP) and Numeraire (NMR). You can also claim your BitcoinGold.

Is it possible to import BTC from another wallet and then claim BTG? Or can you just claim BTG if the BTC were on Exodus already?

No.

Tip: For that, you could use Bither[1]. They let you import private-keys and have a tool to claim BTG[2].

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[1] https://bither.net/
[2] http://docs.bitpie.com/en/latest/btcbtg/

Thanks for the info.
I already knew about Bither though. Coinomi is possible, too. Anyway i do not feel comfortable using mobile wallets. Hence i rather wait for a proper desktop wallet to support BTG

I just claimed the BTG through Exodus, easy peasy just like the last time with Bitcoin Cash! And no risk of compromising the private keys of course.

The new v1.44.0 is out, changelog:

• Further optimized Bitcoin fee calculations to help when the network is less congested.
• Further optimized Ethereum transactions for speed and reliability.
• Added Ethereum token transaction fees on advanced transactions export spreadsheet.
• Fixed small display title messages in private key sweeping.
• Fixed Bitcoin Gold private key import.
• Import encrypted Bitcoin paper wallets.

I suggest upgrading to at least 1.43.4 (which got released a week ago) as it has an important security update.

@OmegaStarScream I suspect this user (ExodusWallet (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1802314)) is claiming to be someone from the Exodus team with a "new update" but it's actually spreading malwares through his fake website (exodus-sync dot com).

It looks pretty obvious, but you may want to talk to the Exodus dev team to confirm (and maybe put a warning), since you are always in contact with them.

Here is how his post looks like: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2886629.0

Thanks for reporting. He got banned apparently and the thread is no longer there. It's most likely fake as the Founder have an account here and he didn't notify me.

A new update is out, 1.45.0 changelog:

• Added Vertcoin (VTC). Upgrade to version 1.45.0, then turn on Vertcoin in Settings > Assets to send, receive and exchange Vertcoin (VTC).
  
• You can now choose a preferred portfolio sorting order between Balance (High to Low) or traditional Alphabetical.
• Fixed an edge case handling importing uncompressed private keys.
  
• Additional Ethereum Assets added to Settings > Assets.
• Additional cleanup in setting section for assets with long descriptions.

Roadmap (currently in Beta and will be available in the next weeks): DigiByte (DGB),  DigixDAO (DGD),  Factom (FCT),  Metal (MTL),  Ripple (XRP),  Storj (STORJ),  ZCash (ZEC).

A new update is out (v1.46.0), the changelog:

• Optimized a number of display and UI/UX performance improvements when Exodus is starting up for the first time.
• Exodus can now send to native Bitcoin Cash addresses (CashAddr) format. This allows customers to send funds to Coinbase BCH wallets, for example, which now only accept the q-style addresses instead of the legacy format (starting with 1-).
• More Ethereum Assets have been added to Settings > Assets.
• New supported Ethereum Assets now include: AdToken, Aeron, AirSwap, Amber, AppCoins, Cindicator, Decentraland, Lunyr, Maker, Monaco, Quantstamp, Raiden, Storm, TAAS and Viberate.
• Optimized asset logos to improve loading speed and file size.

Something which I forgot to mention in the last post (same applies to the assets I posted in the 1.46.0 changelog):

I have problem with Exodus 1.45.0

I exported the private key but only the first BTC address would be exported the second address is not there, anyone have the same problem or maybe some explanation of why this happen.

Mine does that aswell. What you can do is import your backup seed into Electrum and export the private-keys/spend the coins from there.

Here is how you can do it: https://support.exodus.io/article/159-import-your-bitcoin-wallet-into-electrum

Thank you, its working, anyone have the same problem can do this to solve the problem.

Hi there, I'm one of the developers at Exodus, and I'd like to fix the bug. But I need more information before I can proceed. Would you mind going to our support site and filing a ticket there?

Here is the site: https://support.exodus.io/

Just click on the flower icon at the bottom right corner of the page, and you can send a message directly to our support. Ask for me specifically, and they will get your message to me.

Thanks! And I'm sorry you're having this problem with our wallet!

~Doug

Are there any plans of building a phone (Android/IOS) version ?
Thanks.

According to the roadmap, It's 'Planned' and just like 2FA and hardware wallets support, it may take long time before you see it live.

Version 1.47.0 is out. The changelog:

• Added a visual indicator to hide/unhide your password when signing into your wallet. This helps users who like to see the password they are typing. Just be sure no one can see your screen if you use this!
• Ripio (RCN) has been added. You can now send, receive and exchange Ripio for other Exodus assets. As the official token of the Ripio Credit Network, RCN tokens are “required to access the network and facilitate transactions among all agents.” More information on the project and token can be found on Ripio’s Website.
• More entries have been added to our ever growing list of Ethereum Assets (also called ERC20 tokens for you tech-heads). Exodus now allows you to send and receive; Bread (BRD), Genesis Vision (GVT), Iconomi (ICN), KuCoin (KCS), MediShares (MDS), Pillar (PLR), Ripio (RCN), Rivetz (RVT), Santiment (SAN), Substratum (SUB), TenX (PAY), and Time New Bank (TNB).
• Exodus now supports sending to Bech32 BTC addresses. This is a first step in our effort to add full SegWit support on Exodus for Bitcoin. For those that want to take a deep dive more info can be found on the Bitcoin Wiki.
• CashAddr support for BCH has been added. No more pesky address conversion needed. 🙌
• We lightened up LTC fees over 3X! They’ve been reduced from 0.0095 to 0.003 per transaction.
• We squashed some bugs in the wallet backup process to keep things smooth as silk - adding extra protection to keep your assets safe.

In bold is what I would consider as the most interesting updates.

Is there an option to sell bitcoin and buy dollar or tether or any fiat currency using exodus? I know that you can sell bitcoin and buy altcoin and vice versa.

It's not possible as of now. Tether (ERC20) is apparently under evaluation according to their roadmap. If they ever decide to implement it, you will be able to exchange it.

I have been using Exodus since I got into Crypto and every month there is
an update sometimes more and these new updates are very welcome
particularly the immediate effect of the LTC TX fees.

Going forward the full segwit support is great, this proves 2 things, the exodus
development team are "on the ball" and behind the scenes work is being
done preparing for segwit, its all positive for the future.

#LongTermGoals

So apparently there is a security exploit in the wallet which could expose your private keys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU3Zfrvsm8k&feature=youtu.be
I still haven't contacted the team about this yet but I thought I should share it anyway just so you know. I would suggest moving your funds somewhere else until things are cleared out.

Hey! This is Michalis from Exodus support. Thanks for bringing this up!

We are aware of this issue and this video and we have published an article addressing it. I encourage you to read it, as it also offers advice on how to better protect your funds. You can find it here:
https://medium.com/exodus-movement/addressing-vulnerabilities-with-software-based-wallets-1cc9ff77bf44

The thing is that all software wallets are only as secure as the computer they are installed on. This means that if your computer is secure and malware free, then your funds are safe as well. This vulnerability can be exploited only if you have a malware installed on your computer designed to dump and read your memory.

We know that no computer can be 100% secure, that's why we advise our customers to not store large amounts in Exodus but rather use a hardware wallet: https://support.exodus.io/article/45-can-exodus-safely-store-large-amounts

Meanwhile, we are working on more advanced security features to mitigate these risks, as you can read in the article.

Thanks again for bringing this up. We want our customers to be informed of these limitations, because in that way they can protect their assets better. Once again, though, this issue can be exploited only if there's malware on your computer, so please take all necessary measures to keep your computer clean.

-Michalis

.. so you are saying the all the QT's wallets have this same problem as yours? .. i don't think so :(


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Where did he say that? He simply stated that 'software wallets are only as secure as the computer they are installed on' and he's right. Regardless If you're using Bitcoin qt, Electrum or any other wallet, If the computer has a keylogger, they could get your wallet password/seed and act from there. It's probably not the same problem but It's definitely valid statement.

They don't have the same problem, but yes they share pretty much the same concept, every software wallet including Electrum one of the best is as secure as your computer is. Security of the user computer is on the user and not on wallet creators.

Icon, I'm sorry if I wasn't clear in my response and that I didn't clarify it earlier.

I actually meant what OmegaStarScream and swogerino mentioned, and I thank them for clarifying on my behalf. If your computer has malware installed on it, then your funds are at risk. And it may not be by accessing the Private keys or 12-word phrase in memory, but there are many ways to get to them. So, having a clean and secure computer is of paramount importance.

Regarding QT wallets that you mentioned, the Bitcoin Core wallet warns you about the same thing when you encrypt your wallet:
Bitcoin Core will close now to finish the encryption process. Remember that encrypting your wallet cannot fully protect your bitcoins from being stolen by malware infecting your computer.

I'm not quoting that to point out that Bitcoin Core wallet is not secure. I'm mentioning it because I want to point out that encryption will only get you so far and we shouldn't fall in the trap of a false sense of security, just because the wallet is encrypted. Keeping your computer clean is the most important step in keeping your funds safe, when you are using software wallets.

I hope I was able to clarify my response a little bit. And I hope that you'll see that we are trying to be as forward and transparent about these issues as possible, because that way we feel we help you protect your funds better.

- Michalis

It will be so nice to have that built right into Exodus.  Preserving cash during a downturn will be a piece of cake.

BTW, does anyone know why they added Ripio? ... they said there were focused on adding top 50ish coins, but lately we've gotten Ripio, Vertcoin, and Digibyte, and bunch of low ranked ERC20 tokens ... not sure why those were picked when coins like Monero, Nem, Neo have been on the waiting list forever, but get passed over for weird coins that are not even on the roadmap.

I believe some coins are easier to add then others since they are forks with some changes and It also worth mentioning that some had a higher price but dropped with time so they can't simply remove it after adding it.

Hi HashFace.

Thank you for this question. OmegaStarScream correctly gave the gist of the situation, allow me to elaborate a little.

There are two types of assets supported by Exodus, those that can be exchanged using the built-in exchange feature and those that cannot. The first ones can be either coins with their own blockchain or ERC-20 tokens, while the second ones are only ERC-20 tokens.

Adding ERC-20 tokens (we call them Ethereum assets) is usually easier than adding an asset with its own blockchain and we have tried to support most of the Ethereum assets roughly in the top 100 spots based on market cap. If an Ethereum asset is supported by ShapeShift then it's added on the first category; if not, then it's added on the second one. Ripio is an asset that is supported by ShapeShift so we added it. I know it's not as popular as some other assets that we don't yet support, but since it is easy to add why not offer it to our customers.

And yes, you're right, most of them are added without ever being on the roadmap. We want to offer the ability to our customers to be able to safely store and transact as many Ethereum assets as possible, especially now that the landscape in the ecosystem is somehow murky on that front. For that reason we are also working in order to offer you the ability to add any Ethereum asset you want.

That, of course, doesn't mean that we have given up on supporting the more popular assets. On the contrary! Supporting Monero is one of our top priorities at the moment. So, is NEO and NEM and others. But, like I said, sometimes it's hard to add these assets and several difficulties present themselves along the way. For example, Ripple has been in beta for a long time because there isn't a reliable solution to the insight servers. Monero is built in a way that requires the whole blockchain to be downloaded, which is not how Exodus works. Unless these issues are resolved we cannot proceed to add these assets.

Finally, we do mention that in order for an asset to be considered it needs to be in or around the top 50 spots, but this is more of a guideline than a strict prerequisite. Perhaps we need to work on our wording there and make that more clear. Because there are other factors to consider. For example, when we added Vertcoin you can't imagine the number of enthusiastic tweets we received about it! There is value in some cases that goes beyond the strict market cap.

We want as much to add to Exodus all these assets that you mentioned, and more. And we will. But they need to be added in a way that they, and the wallet in whole, work reliably and seamlessly.

I hope I was able to clarify this for you.

All the best,
Michalis

1.48.0 (29th March) + 1.48.1 (3rd April) has been released, the changelog:

• The “reveal password” icon now opens and shuts its one good eye depending on whether you’d like to view or hide your secret password.
• Remember when restoring with your 12 word phrase meant losing all of your exchange history? Fear not! This has been fixed and Exodus from here on out keeps your history for you, no matter how you restore your wallet, all the while allowing you to control your private keys.
• With a heavy heart, we must announce that First Blood (1ST) will not be returning to the exchange platform in Exodus. This is due to being delisted from major exchanges like Bittrex. Firstblood will now live in the Ethereum Assets tab of your wallet.
• Exodus added a 1-click-easy way to register your EOS address and tokens. Find out more…
• Funfair has a new logo in your wallet!
• Upgraded to Electron v1.7.13 - If you know what this smarty-pants-javascript-stuff means take a look at our developer careers and get in touch!
• Some EOS registration links have been corrected.
• The swap icon would fail to switch asset units in specific cases.
  

You can see in extended release notes here: https://medium.com/exodus-movement/in-wallet-eos-registration-is-now-live-in-exodus-87d3d2c9fea0
   

What happened with litecoin balance? I had little bit of litecoin there. Now it's zero.

Try to rescan your wallet by going to the Litecoin tab and clicking at the refresh icon.

Source: https://support.exodus.io/article/75-how-do-i-refresh-my-wallet

Thanks it helped.  :)

1.49.0 has been released. Changelog:

• Optimized app startup time with portfolios holding a large number of diversified assets.
• You can now send and receive Digibyte. To add Digibyte to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
• The Dai stablecoin has been added to the Ethereum assets. Users can now send and receive Dai. To add Dai to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets, scroll down to the bottom, then click ‘Ethereum Assets’ to turn it on.
• Optimized Bitcoin fees even further to lower dust limits. Hurray for lower transaction fees!
• Fixed connection failed banners on slower computers and network connections.
• Digibyte has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Digibyte to further diversify your portfolio. To exchange for Digibyte be sure to first visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
  

1.50.0 and 1.50.1 released a few days ago, changelog (combined):

• You can now hover over the donut in the Portfolio to expand and visualize individual assets.
• Assets with a 0 balance are now properly sorted in the Portfolio view.
• You can now send and receive Zcash. To add Zcash to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
• Zcash has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Zcash to further diversify your portfolio. To exchange for Zcash be sure to first visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
• Using the advanced Developer Menu, all types of Digibyte private keys are now supported for importing.
• Using the advanced Developer Menu, you can now export your EOS private key for future use on the upcoming for EOS mainnet.
• Hovering over an asset in the pie chart now reveals the proper currency. Sorry to everyone outside the US!
• Hovering over an asset in the pie chart now has commas for those fortunate enough to have amounts that need commas. Your eyes will thank us.

For an extended release notes read this blog post: https://medium.com/exodus-movement/exodus-adds-zcash-1d3ff7b1c0e

A new version (1.51.2) has been released couple of days ago. Everyone should upgrade immediately as It contain security fixes and upgrades.

Just finished updating it (I skipped two versions) and now, I can no longer exchange any of the assets due to this error: "Unavailable in your jurisdiction" (I do know this is related to ShapeShift itself) but wanted to ask from "Michalis (mifra) (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1969003)" or anyone with the knowledge, will there be an alternative or a 2nd option for exchanges on Exodus?

Direct SS link: https://imgur.com/a/47LSqdH

- I tried using Exodus with a VPN and got that error for few assets (only) but I didn't risk (exchanging).
- When visiting ShapeShift's website, it redirects to the following page > http://pleaseprotectconsumers.org/ > Scroll down a bit, to see the censored jurisdictions:

• State of New York
• State of Washington
• North Korea

I'm not residing on any of those locations, so I have a feeling it's outdated.
- I already read the following two pages but didn't find its complete list:

• Why are certain assets no longer available for exchange in Exodus? (https://support.exodus.io/article/713-why-are-certain-assets-no-longer-available-for-exchange-in-exodus)
• ShapeShift Services to Change Based on Customers’ Jurisdiction (https://info.shapeshift.io/blog/2018/04/02/shapeshift-services-change-based-customers%E2%80%99-jurisdiction)

I have reported this to the staff, Michalis will assist you here as soon as posssible.

Hey SRF10.

Sorry for the trouble you're having here.

I gather that you know that this unavailability is due to the recent regulations passed in the US regarding assets deemed as securities, correct? ShapeShift decided to no longer provide these assets for exchange in the US, in order to comply to these new regulations, and as a result these assets are unavailable for exchange from within Exodus.

A byproduct of this was that residents in the states of NY and Washington, could no longer exchange any of the assets because ShapeShift doesn't operate in these states for the reasons that you read in: http://pleaseprotectconsumers.org/
These regulations have been in effect for some time, but with the system put in place now to provide different experience for different jurisdictions, this came into effect as well.

Now, the experience you describe fully matches someone residing in those states, since we are unaware of any such restrictions being in effect in other areas. Of course, I'm not suggesting that you don't know where you live :), but since you're using a VPN perhaps you were connecting to a server located in one of those states? Because as soon as you connected to another server, only EOS, EDG and BAT showed as "Unavailable in your jurisdiction", correct? That's also normal for all US locations, as these three assets cannot be exchanged from within the US, at least from within Exodus that is.

If that doesn't sound right, then further investigation is needed and in that case I suggest that you contact us at: support (@) exodus.io. There we'll be able to look into the matter with more detail and find the solution.

And to answer your initial question:
we are looking into ways to make these assets available again for all our customers. But at this time I can't say when, or if, something like this might be possible.

I hope this helps.

Michalis

Thank you.

It's fine, don't be (it's related to ShapeShift, either as a rule or a mistake). Thank you for your prompt response.

Yes, I do know.

Exactly, that's my issue since I'm not from those states.

At first, I didn't use a VPN (the screenshot with the error for all of the assets) then when I used a US server (to see if I can bypass those restrictions), I only got the error for those three assets.

Will do (shortly).

Thank you, looking forward to it...

Update:
Thank you Michalis for the speedy update, I appreciate it :)

Hello again SFR10.

I saw that you contacted us and talked with Philip.

Philip will get back to you as well through email, but I wanted to let you know that we have confirmed that the exchange feature is completely unavailable in Iran, as there is a geo-restriction imposed by ShapeShift. The reason is that ShapeShift operates in the US and as such they need to follow the trade sanctions imposed by the US on Iran.

I'm sorry that we can't provide you with the exchange feature at this time. I can only hope that this will change in the future.

All the best,
Michalis

May be it is possible to make it on USB, so you can take your wallet with you. Today wallet safety is very important point due to various computer viruses, malware etc.  ;D

Hello Red Fish.

Thanks for that question.

It is not possible to install Exodus on a USB. Exodus needs to be installed on your computer. But even if you could, that wouldn't offer any protection I'm afraid. If your computer was infected with malware, let's say one that can read your memory, then as soon as you connected the USB and opened Exodus, your Private Keys would be loaded in memory and they would be compromised.

But if you're worried what happens when Exodus is closed, let me put your mind at ease by saying that if you have done the backup process and used a strong password then your Private Keys are encrypted and that encryption is virtually impossible to break. In fact it would require Terrabytes of RAM to pull off such a feat, and even then it's not certain.

So, the best way to keep your funds safe when using a software wallet, is to keep you computer clean and never share your private information with anybody! And, of course, there's always the solution of hardware wallets where the Private Keys never come in contact with the outside world and that's why they're considered the safest method of storage. It's what we suggest for large amounts of money.

Let me share a few articles with information on the matter:
https://support.exodus.io/article/145-safety-and-security-tips
https://support.exodus.io/article/45-can-exodus-safely-store-large-amounts
https://medium.com/exodus-movement/the-dos-and-don-ts-of-12-word-phrases-and-private-keys-89f6c800eaec
https://medium.com/exodus-movement/addressing-vulnerabilities-with-software-based-wallets-1cc9ff77bf44

I hope this helps!

Michalis

PSA: PLEASE REGISTER YOUR EOS ADDRESS NOW, if you haven't already!

On June 1st, the EOS smart contract will freeze all EOS ERC-20 tokens. You need to register your EOS address in order to receive the same number of coins on the EOS Mainnet!

Please see our easy tutorial to learn how to register your EOS tokens in Exodus:
https://support.exodus.io/article/690-how-do-i-register-my-eos-address-inside-exodus

And here is our FAQ for everything EOS-Mainnet-Swap-related:
https://support.exodus.io/article/729-what-happens-if-i-dont-register-my-eos-address-before-june-1st

If you have your EOS ERC20 tokens in any other wallets besides Exodus, please learn how to register them there, OR move the tokens into your registered Exodus address before June 1st.

For more information on the EOS registration and the transition from an ERC-20 token to Mainnet please read our blog post:
https://medium.com/exodus-movement/time-is-running-out-why-you-need-to-register-your-eos-address-right-now-73907bcaa217
We'll keep updating this post with the latest information until June 1st, so keep checking back.

Once again: As far as we are aware, on June 1st the EOS ERC-20 tokens will be frozen and made practically worthless. Keep them in a registered address in order to receive the same amount of Mainnet coins, otherwise you will most likely lose your investment!

1.52.0v is out, the changelog:

• Improved QR code scanner.
• Improved networking code to save on bandwith when the wallet is open for long periods of time.
• Zcash is now enabled by default.
• Upgraded to Electron v1.8.6 - If you know what this smarty-pants-javascript-stuff means take a look at our developer careers and get in touch!
  

In-Depth release notes: https://medium.com/exodus-movement/exodus-1-52-0-in-the-eye-of-the-storm-b36e4d674ffa

The next release should be available on 7th June.

1.53.0v got released a few hours ago, the changelog:

• Updated the Bitcoin Cash claim function to prefill the new q address.
• Exodus warns if you accidentally try to send Bitcoin Cash to a Bitcoin address.
• Dash has a fancy new logo in your wallet!
• Fixed a scrolling bug that would cause blank pages on certain configurations and screen sizes.
• Added a one-click EOS registration check.

The next release is to come on 21th June.

Are there any restrictions on using ShapeShift in the United Arab Emirates? "Unavailable in your jurisdiction."
I suffered from this error last week "lasted for two days" but now it has five days. [I have not tried using any VPN yet]

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By the way, why there are a lot of updates recently?, I almost update the program every two weeks, it's better to make it at least once/month

Since we're both from the same region, then most likely "this applies to you as well (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1766679.msg37682033#msg37682033)" (read from few post above it).
- Using a VPN, solves the issue (for US servers, few are still restricted) but since ShapeShift saves your initial IP, then I suggest to look for an alternative way (for exchanging your assets).

1.54.0 and 1.54.1 (minor changes) has been released a few days ago, the changelog:

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1000/1*6GsAQjmfX0wMwiH1acZnmg.png

• Version 1.54.0, in-depth, extended release notes are posted on our Medium blog.
• A number of small app design updates including icon and button styles plus a new theme.
• Updated portfolio layout with additional info showing price, market cap and volume.
• Mithril has been added to the wallet section. You can enable the asset by visiting Settings > Assets.
• Fixed a bug for users who upgraded to the latest version from a previous version with legacy Dogecoin transactions.
• Fixed a rare edge case display issue showing a blank screen in the exchange section. (1.54.1)

1.55.0 is out. If you're interested in details, check this: https://medium.com/exodus-movement/exodus-1-55-0-exchange-for-bnb-portfolio-tracking-4b669b68a871

https://www.exodus.io/releases/img/07-05-2018/001.jpg

• New design on the portfolio donut chart. This new design gives a bit of space between assets to visually separate holding that maybe similar in color.
• New analytics stats on your portfolio shows information about your highest balance + best/least performing assets along with overall 24H portfolio change.
• Clicking on a section of your portfolio donut scrolls to the selected asset to show more information.
• New portfolio over time view shows historical balance information about your overall holdings.
• New "More" button at the bottom of your portfolio page takes you to the settings page to add more assets.
• Few small design and sizing updates to the wallet section for better visibility.
• Binance (BNB) is now active in the exchange section!.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4639935.new#new

Dear reliable and helpful Exo Staff please explain how I can use the exchange as I am not allowed since I live in WA STATE USA, your wallet says I can't due to my jurisdiction even though every other exchange I have ever used does not prejudice me, also how does the wallet know my jurisdiction location and how can I update/change it?

Thank you EXo Staff, please and thank you.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4639935.new#new

PS as earlier asked but never answered "Is it possible to use the newest version of EXODUS to store everything on a windows thumb drive?

I need a good multi-coin thumb drive wallet for my windows."

PSS is there any donate addresses to give a little back as a gratuity to the answer people in this forum? I'd happily pay before I even get the answer to my questions to anyone who has a high post rating and who has the answers I am looking for and who doesn't mind sharing their receive address. Hey check it out I can this way use EW to send for the first time since having it too.

I have sent your question to the staff using Slack, I didn't receive a response but they're usually very active there so expect an answer in the next few hours.

God Bless You.

I got an answer from a team member who doesn't have an account in the forums so here you go

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ShapeShift has made the decision to block exchanges in Washington and New York due to the invasive laws in those states. The prohibitive regulations in WA and NY would require ShapeShift to collect, store, and track information on their customers. This violates their, and our, principles on respecting consumer privacy - and as such they have stopped exchanges in those states. Some of our customers have chosen to use VPNs to access the exchange through different IP addresses - but we recommend they read up on the laws of VPN usage in their jurisdiction before going this route. If they want to learn a bit more about these strict regulations, they can check out these two sites:

http://pleaseprotectconsumers.org/ (This also lists the government officials to contact about these regulations, so residents can express their dissatisfaction with these invasive rules)

https://info.shapeshift.io/blog/2018/04/02/shapeshift-services-change-based-customers%E2%80%99-jurisdiction (This is ShapeShift's blog post on the subject) (edited)

Regarding thumb drive wallet - Exodus is not compatible with being stored on a thumb drive. We thought about adding this functionality but decided against it as we are worried people would use it instead of a hardware wallet/we don't want to see anyone plug their wallet drive into an infected computer. We definitely recommend investing in a proper hardware wallet to anyone that wants to store their assets on a thumb drive.

That'll do.

Thank you, please send me the address to compensate you and your sources for your time, I prefer paying in BTC or Doge.

I appreciate it but that won't be necessary, I didn't do much. I doubt the Exodus team accepts donations but I'll ask them If you want to.

I don't have much to give, but if you have a receiving address I can donate some, I have a question from time to time, I need answers, I want the other members of the forum to know I will pay when I say I will instead of others who probably ask for help, promising some form of compensation, but instead leaving with answers and no compensation given when promised, when asking for help.

The address on my profile is valid but once again, you don't really have to.

and I know that kind of people but it's fine, the only reason I made this thread is to help people without waiting anything in return so feel free to ask more questions.

I was going to send to 393WFWHcA4JmehmKNKEzizwQi31zR595JG

but exodus charges such a bs transaction fee, do you know of anyway I can use exo without the large fee? I know I know more questions, but with more answers at least that means more tips per answer. :P

I promise no more questions after this.

It's possible but you'll have to export the private keys and import them to another wallet (preferably Electrum) or you have Blockchain.info with a tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFIgsWQpdJQ

Exodus is not meant to be for advanced users, that's why (for now) they don't have the ability to make custom fees but it may be implemented in the future and once again, feel free to ask more :)

1.56.0 is out, the changelog:

• 30 Day trend lines have been added to the portfolio.
• The portfolio over time chart now expands to screens larger than 1920 pixels wide.
• Portfolio speed optimizations for wallets with a large number of diversified assets.
• Portfolio sorting order fixed for asset with dust balances.
• EOS can be turned off even if the account has a balance. This helps for users who moved EOS to mainnet and still have a legacy EOS balance showing on Exodus.

If you want to see in-depth release notes, you can read the blog post: https://steemit.com/crypto/@exodus/exodus-1-56-0-your-portfolio-is-a-trend-setter

1.57.0 is out. QTUM is now fully supported:

• 30 Day trend lines have been fixed on large format screens.
• You can now send and receive Qtum. To add Qtum to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
• Qtum has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Qtum to further diversify your portfolio. To exchange for Qtum be sure to first visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
• Added links to join asset official telegram groups.
• Exodus, by default, now displays your private keys when requested rather than exporting them to a file. Users can copy these keys and use them as they wish. This small security step should help users who forget to properly discard files with private keys after they are used.

Exodus is recruiting developers: https://www.exodus.io/jobs/

I'll close this thread. I made another thread in the alts section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4871129.new#new