I bought 1500 KMD (Komodo) coins months back when it was like 8 cents or something dumb and today I find out it is trading at $1.08. Open up the wallet last night and find that there's a bug in their official wallet that gives you two different deposit addresses - the second one is the valid one, the first is a dummy address. To receive the correct address you have to create the wallet, log out and then log in again. The password you create upon making a new address is associated with the second address. That's how I found out I sent the KMD to the dummy address.

So there ya go internet, there's $1500 worth of KMD out there in an unknown wallet for ya. This is gonna be so sick when this coin hits $25. It's not even being traded on any of the major exchanges yet. I may have become the guy who lost a million USD worth of KMD in ten years.

Good luck hunting for it folks, dunno if it's hackable but there is some KMD floating out in the ether.

Can somebody explain what's happening in easy way  i have some komodo from ICO on exchange, what i have to do? Thanks a lot!

I am also plagued by that exact same problem but I'm not sure this is the reason for my issue since I tried the method suggested and left Agama running for over an hour to no avail.

I believe the other alternative is that I might have asked for my KMD to be sent to a different address. I just read about how Agama might in some instances give you two separate deposit addresses but only one is the correct one. If this is the case, is there any recourse for me or are those coins lost in the ether forever?

FYI, I used Shapeshift to exchange Litecoin for KMD. The Litecoin was sent from my Electrum wallet.

got a problem with agama.

upon logging into my wallet, my balance fails to update to a new amount, yet on the blockchain explorer it's fine.

Agama just doesn't appear to want to update, and as such i'm afraid to make withdrawals or deposits in case it goes wrong.

Any tips? tried reinstalling, no dice.