Yes, it will withdraw to whatever KMD address you have active. You must first change the KMD address through the 'home' tab.

The instructions are in OP:

How to send your KMD to an exchange

- go to 'home' tab
- click 'use exsisting KMD address'
- input the deposit KMD address you got from an exchange
- Now that you have the correct KMD address you can proceed to the 'payout' tab
- Since you are using a 3rd party address you don't have the seed, and thus you will click 'skip'
- Follow instructions and confirm the withdrawal

Warning: make sure you are doing the withdrawal to a correct address! Once we send out the KMD there is no way to retrieve it.

It sounds like you have some edge case bug. There are so many variables in play that it takes time to iron out all of them. For example, recently we fixed a bug that was present in on out of ~500 KMD addresses.

If you would be so kind to join our Slack and report the bug in more detail. Alternatively go to 'view' and then 'toggle developer tools' and select 'console'. Then try to send a transaction again, take a screenshot and PM me all the details including your operating system.

Because of these cases we recently came up with a temporary solution where you run Agama from a live USB stick or CD. See the guide below:

How to Run Agama From a Ubuntu 16.04 Bootable USB Drive

Updated The Komodo Info-graphic

KMD is money, and the more people use it as money the more demand there is.

KMD is used by SuperNET technology & services, and those create demand for it even if it's not used as money

KMD provides privacy and pegged currencies to the third party APPS that are built on top of SuperNET, and those create demand.

KMD provides blockchain protection to third party blockchains, and that created a demand for KMD.

You also receive a 5 % APR interest automatically by holdining KMD. There are no other income sources though.

Announcement: PAX Fiat Assets are renamed to Komodo Currencies



We have done a lot of research about our brand architecture and brainstormed possible solutions that would position each brand clearly making them easy to understand. These are very basic and fundamental things that our whole marketing will rely on for the years to come. There are still a lot undecided, but the Komodo brand is coming into focus.

Bitcoin is money, but it has been criticized for its lack of privacy and price stability. Price stability will be achieved in time as its adoption grows, but we should have a stepping stone to accelerate the process, namely fiat pegged assets.

Komodo is also money, and we will brand it with qualities many other coins lacks:
 - security - Komodo is as secure as Bitcoin
 - privacy - Komodo is as private as Zcash
 - stability - Achieve the level of stability you desire

With this rename decision we achieve a number of things:
 - we don't have to brand or explain the term 'PAX.'
 - these fiat pegged assets are money just like KMD, and thus they have the same target audience
 - the power/innovations of Komodo come more self-evident

What are Komodo Currencies?

It is simple: you can convert your KMD value into any of the 32 local currencies we support. The process is, of course, decentralized and it happens automatically & instantly. Because of this, the peg will always hold.

These 32 Komodo Currencies each have a blockchain, and they are as secure as Bitcoin and as private as Zcash - just like Komodo.



So, if anyone asks "what is Komodo?" you now know the answer:

"Komodo is secure and private money with a built-in gateway to 32 independent Komodo currencies."

Furthermore, the whole SuperNET platform uses Komodo, and many of the DAPPS built on top will very likely use it too.

Satinder gave a comment: "Use zip files. Extract wherever you want, and execute Agama from the extracted directory."

https://github.com/SuperNETorg/Agama/issues/67

- normal KMD wallets are on their way, and we will also turn Agama into a mobile wallet
- the loading screen stays there forever if Basilisk Servers are offline (is this what you mean?). For now, that process can be skipped by editing the Agama conf file.
- that is also in plans, but not a priority currently. For now you can use a simple Ubuntu live CD or USB, not perfect but gets the job done. We published a guide about it.
- dev has now been informed about this feature request

All the guides we know of are listed in the OP




KMD GPU Mining
How to Mine Komodo with CPU and GPU by CryptoCompare

Mining Profitability Calculator

A KMD mining video guide made by Cryptomined

Hopefully those are helpful!

Agama on a Ubuntu USB Drive

Here are instructions about how to create a bootable USB flash drive, and run Agama from it.

You might want to do this if:
 - you are having technical problems with your current operating system (Agama is built and tested on Ubuntu 16.04)
 - you only have a 32 bit operating system (Agama requires 64bit)
 - you want to be able to run Agama spontaneously from any computer

See the guide below, and let us know if you run into any problems. We just quickly made it, without any feedback or testing.

How to Run Agama From a Ubuntu 16.04 Bootable USB Drive

jl777 started the lizard theme by first naming the enhanced Bitcoin protocol to Iguana Core, and then later came Komodo.

I'm not sure who came up with the Basilisk Mode, either jl777 or Satinder. Anyway, it is a brilliant name as the lizard is light & small just like our mode



Komodo on the other hand is big & strong beast, and that goes well with how we will brand Komodo: Private & Secure money



On our roadmap we also have Geckochains, which are smart contract and conditional logic based blockchains



The latest addition is Agama, which is a colorful lizard. Because Agama will contain a wide range or DAPPs a colorful logo sounds like a good idea. Think of Google logo or google chrome icon. We will hire someone to create the Agama brand in not too distant future.



Thanks for the suggestions, we are always on the hunt for cool lizard names and branding ideas


We will be in Cointelegraph's BlockShow2017 in Munich

#BlockchainsUnited: Meet us at Blockshow 2017 in Munich

Right now you need to use some NXT wallet, such as SuperNET lite client
https://supernet.org/en/products/nxt-services

When we import the SuperNET to its assetchain, then you will have to use Agama
https://supernet.org/en/products/agama

Yes, we are on the edge of completing most of them. You can go to supernet.org and download our app Agama (previously Iguana). We also have successfully launched Komodo which has Bitcoin protection and Zcash privacy as envisioned.

We also have created 32 fiat pegged assets with their own blockchain (and they are using the dPoW).

Our decentralized exchange is very close to getting finished.

We will keep enhancing the tech, and every week it is becoming more and more obvious that we have delivered. It is just a matter of putting GUI's together and polishing the technology.

I can break these down

Brands:
 - SuperNET
 - Agama
 - Komodo


Not brands:
 - EasyDEX (the shapeshift like exchange service in Agama)
 - Full/Native/basilisk Mode (i.e. blockchain download or no blockchain download in Agama)

The 'Mode' situation has been further simplified as we disabled 'Full Mode' from all the coins that have 'Native Mode'. So what the end user has to decide is simple: a) download the blockchain, or b) don't download it. We can illustrate the difference with icons and simple description.

SuperNET = the main brand, the organization behind the other brands

Agama and Komodo are/will be endorsed semi-independent brands. They have a loose connection to the parent SuperNET organization.

It is the same, you can buy either one.

Announcement: Iguana has been renamed to Agama

The reason for the name change is technical, which might be a bit surprising. Let us explain.

We had built a new Bitcoin protocol implementation called 'Iguana Core' which is the other thing powering Agama apart from Komodo. Because these two things had very similar names it caused some problems, and we had to rename Iguana.

This name change also allows us to better talk about Iguana Core without confusing our audience. It is indeed a big piece of our innovation, and what jl777 has been building since 2015. It is the thing that powers our atomic cross-chain swap protocol.

When you launch Agama you will also launch two other processes: Iguana daemon and Komodod daemon.

The name change was easy to make, as we had not even branded Iguana yet and there had not been any marketing. Our only users are you - the investors.

We will be branding Agama in the future.

Yes, it is a lizard



P.S. we will soon update our supernet homepage with more content and Iguana will be renamed to Agama.

Indeed! A GoPro is already somewhere travelling towards their mailbox.

Login to Iguana with any seed

You can find the settings menu from upper right corner.

Settings -> Import Keys, and type the BTCD privatekey

We will use the chain with biggest hash-rate to get the best security.


%AppData%/Iguana


The new wallet has REVS in it, you can launch it in Basilisk Mode.

You should see your REVS balance if you have requested a payout/withdrawal from the ICO site. The REVS are sent together with KMD, and they both can be accessed with the same seed, so you can just add KMD & REVS in Basilisk Mode and you should see them.

You can also use the block explorer: revs.supernet.org (type in your KMD address, it uses the same address)

You should have received an email from cryptox.pl

You can send your info to our email contact@komodoplatform.com

It isn't too hard to set up; can be done in relatively short time.

costs are really low, only Komodo tx fees.

However there might be some additional costs depending on who does the notarization. Someone might offer notarization services and charge some fee.