Any help for those of us f*cked by cryptoknightt? 
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BTCD rocking it and up to to new highs on Poloniex now... .00667. When I first posted about it here, I think the price was .00310
Breaking through the Komodo trade-in value... very exciting!
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BTCD swap is a bad move. Im confident that the price of KMD will fall below zero after monero liftoff, the reason will mainly be that filthy komodo crew demolished their reputation by allowing everyone to convert their BTCD into KMD token.
And your confidence means anything to anybody why exactly?
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Komodo team welcomes Nazmul Alam!We are pleased to announce that Fadedreamz has joined the team. He is a C developer, and will be working full time for Komodo & SuperNET. He's taking over Iguana maintenance, along with other Iguana related things, such as GUI support of the products we are developing. You can contact him with any Iguana issues you might run into.  Here's how he introduced himself: My name is Mohammed Nazmul Alam, I have working experience of more than 5 years in a one of the fortune 500 companies, where my task was to write linux device drivers, windows device drivers, portable framework (Android, Linux, Windows, Raspberry Pi, iOS) and facilitate end to end solution involving customized hardware. I have a BSc in Computer Science and currently expecting to be graduating MSc in Computer Science (Research Based). I really like challenging task where I can do new things and in the process learn something new. That's how I ended up being working in upwork. As I have deal with multi platform solution so I had the experience what was needed to be done for komodo platform. Now as I got to work more in depth for the komodo platform, I think it will be challenging and fun work to do with all the members. Some of my interests are: site seeing, traveling, gaming and problem solving. I am really looking forward to working with you all.
Welcome Mohammed Nazmul Alam, aka fadedreamz! Really ramping up the talent and getting some load off JL's shoulders, this is really great to see.
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I went through the Komodo white paper, the concept looks good, and notory concept is ok as per dPoS, however the central question is really how BTC will allow you to send your transaction to their blockchain? Certainly they can't allow this, otherwise X coin, Y coin all can do the same, which will mess up BTC chain. Without it, the Komodo will be nothing new, it will be a plain PoW or PoS coin.
Maybe dev can provide some more details how you can get to Bitcoin's blockchain?
I have spent a lot of time to use totally standard transactions: https://blockchain.info/address/1P3rU1Nk1pmc2BiWC8dEy9bZa1ZbMp5jfgIf these are made illegal, a large number of other transactions will become illegal and I really doubt dPoW represents any danger to BTC, in fact it leverages BTC and helps BTC. Thanks for the reply. While you can make transactions conforming BTC's protocol, if they keep accepting these, the already huge BTC blockchain will become even bigger, I can't imagine how they could allow that (remember Komodo will not be the only one). It's a great concept to use it, but at some point they will have to stop it, unless you will convince them to make it like Ethereum, with sidechains etc trying to cover the whole world. In that case, maybe yes, but they'll have to change big their structure. Who is "they" and how would they stop it?
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not sure I should explain what I did today. It isnt a complete solution, just part of the required infrastructure, but it could easily be misunderstood until the rest is in place.
Yes, you should.
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How will we be verifying that the nodes are actually run in their separate geolocations and that nodes aren't run by sock puppets?
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Selling 227.2727 Gi for 5 btc. Price .022/Gi.
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Guys please, in which world do you live in? Staying with BTCD or doing BTCD classic is a great option if you want to lose even more. Isn't that obvious? What you should focus on right now is if it is possible to persuade the team to swap BTCD with better rate. I think there should be real discussion what should be the max ICO, I suggest 6 k BTC. So the value of total marketkap would go double. Also note - it will be bad reputation for Komodo ICO when many BTCD investors complaining - it already is!If we say Komodo is BTCD 2.0 and want to be fair with BTCD holders - please discuss it with the people. I'm pretty sure most BTCD holders would accept 6-10k max BTC ICO , which means their funds get dilluted 2-3x, but still allows achieve some goals in the future. And this would not kill BTCD current price and not frozen it completly below 0.0053 for 10 weeks! guys I have a question. Is it optional to swap BTCD to KMD? If we don't swap and stay with BTCD will there be any progress to BTCD? What will happen? Please explain. Thanks  I'm not complaining, I'm buying more! And I've had quite a bitofi btcd for a long time! I've noticed in slack that many of the people who had concerns but took the time to talk with hl and ask questions have come away understanding that this is truly the best way forward for not only btcd and supernet, but bitcoin itself!
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I've been thinking long and hard about dpos and I've got to say, I'm am seriously beginning to think of this this as the second coming of crypto and a completely new direction of taking Bitcoin forward. Think about it, for only a couple dollars a day, komodo will be able to to communicate with the Bitcoin network, requesting that it makes transactions, transaction that the komodo network must understand and react to as part of it's consensus rules. In the future, Komodo interacting with Bitcoin using many of it's stack based transactions types, (nlocktime, multisig, checklocktimeverify & many others will soon exist) in coordination with many of it's own transaction types with allow for a sort of "turing complete" language that will be spoken between chains..... many different chains. This will be made possible by iguana.
Iguana makes the bitcoin chain such a lightweight piece of art and therefore allowing other coins to "plug in" bitcoin and use it as a sort of tiny microchip that they will plug into their wallets, we are able to create chains that would otherwise be impossible to do directly on the btc chain while relying on bitcoins security model to provide an unmodifiable history of what has happened. A sort of "decentralized exchange" IS possible and it will allow such chains to easily purchase bitcoin on behalf of it's users and pay for it's own transactions on the bitcoin blockchain. Awesomely enough, this whole idea actually solves one of bitcoin biggest questions... What will happen when the block rewards subsidy ends?
Just think of a world where all these chains have spawned off and are using bitcoin's proof of work to secure it's chain. All of these chains will actually be paying fees to bitcoins miners. That would help to provide the incentive that LOTS of transactions will be happening on bitcoins network, because bitcoins network would be charging a small fee to all of it's child chains. By 2140 that should be quite a large sum of money that is going towards supporting the miners. By then, this will likely not be the only thing supporting the miners, this will just be the first idea of many.
It's become exceptionally clear to me that jl777 is building a serious advancements into not only his own coin and supernet, but most importantly bitcoin itself. It's becoming more and more obvious to me that this is the clear path forward for all of crypto, and that it is the only project that is truly understanding and appreciating that bitcoin is not here to to be defeated but it is here to stay and it will be the entire industries light forward for many years to come. By working with it, we will make the entire cryptosphere bigger and more united then ever before, giving it the power to move where we all know it can go! Thanks jl and everyone involved for doing this. It is a huge step forward and if we are all successful in making this happen, the entire crypto landscape is going to change for the better and we will go down in history:)
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I've been thinking long and hard about dpos and I've got to say, I'm am seriously beginning to think of this this as the second coming of crypto and a completely new direction of taking Bitcoin forward. Think about it, for only a couple dollars a day, komodo will be able to to communicate with the Bitcoin network, requesting that it makes transactions, transaction that the komodo network must understand and react to as part of it's consensus rules. In the future, Komodo interacting with Bitcoin using many of it's stack based transactions types, (nlocktime, multisig, checklocktimeverify & many others will soon exist) in coordination with many of it's own transaction types with allow for a sort of "turing complete" language that will be spoken between chains..... many different chains. This will be made possible by iguana.
Iguana makes the bitcoin chain such a lightweight piece of art and therefore allowing other coins to "plug in" bitcoin and use it as a sort of tiny microchip that they will plug into their wallets, we are able to create chains that would otherwise be impossible to do directly on the btc chain while relying on bitcoins security model to provide an unmodifiable history of what has happened. A sort of "decentralized exchange" IS possible and it will allow such chains to easily purchase bitcoin on behalf of it's users and pay for it's own transactions on the bitcoin blockchain. Awesomely enough, this whole idea actually solves one of bitcoin biggest questions... What will happen when the block rewards subsidy ends?
Just think of a world where all these chains have spawned off and are using bitcoin's proof of work to secure it's chain. All of these chains will actually be paying fees to bitcoins miners. That would help to provide the incentive that LOTS of transactions will be happening on bitcoins network, because bitcoins network would be charging a small fee to all of it's child chains. By 2140 that should be quite a large sum of money that is going towards supporting the miners. By then, this will likely not be the only thing supporting the miners, this will just be the first idea of many.
It's become exceptionally clear to me that jl777 is building a serious advancements into not only his own coin and supernet, but most importantly bitcoin itself. It's becoming more and more obvious to me that this is the clear path forward for all of crypto, and that it is the only project that is truly understanding and appreciating that bitcoin is not here to to be defeated but it is here to stay and it will be the entire industries light forward for many years to come. By working with it, we will make the entire cryptosphere bigger and more united then ever before, giving it the power to move where we all know it can go! Thanks jl and everyone involved for doing this. It is a huge step forward and if we are all successful in making this happen, the entire crypto landscape is going to change for the better and we will go down in history:)
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Same, btcddev really puts a lot of love into everything he works on, this is a great idea!
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So only btcd swappers are elegible for all the promised supernet revenues?
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A sale was also made for 2300 GIota for 0.0124 btc each.
There is a bit of a spread for OTC trades atm.
I wonder who was the buyer of that... 
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I just sold 2000 Gi for .0145 btc each.
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Hi all,
Your largest IOTA seller is back in action!
I am now looking to sell up to 3450 Gi (3 Ti) for 50 btc. This is at a rate of .0145/Gi. Please let me know if you are interested!
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Hi all,
Your largest IOTA seller is back in action!
I am now looking to sell 3000 Gi (3 Ti) for 43.5 btc. This is at a rate of .0145/Gi. Please let me know if you are interested!
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Beware, I was scammed 10 BTC on IOTA slack channel from someone using the same nickname and picture of the dev. I didnīt know you can use any nickname on slack, so I accepted a non escrow trade, especially having one of the "devs" as trading partner. When the trade was done, the scammer changed his name back. https://iotatangle.slack.com/archives/D265GEA84/s1472507814000002Afterwards the real dev with the same nick was making fun of me, I donīt think that is professional: I was scammed for 25 btc. It was pure stupidity and I have no one to blame but myself. Jokes are most welcome.
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Hi all,
I am now looking to buy 2000 Gi (2 Ti) for 22 btc. Please let me know if you or anyone you know is looking to sell!
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My up to date sale amounts:
111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc cc001 333,543,720,000.00 @ 3btc schnib (twinwinnerd) PAID 222,362,480,000.00 @ 2btc Metaphilibert PAID 111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc Yeash20 PAID 333,543,720,000.00 @ 3 btc arjen01 PAID 166,771,860,000.00 @ 1.5btc MoneyTeam PAID 11,118,124,000.00 @ 0.1btc tk88one PAID 138,976,550,000.00 @ 1.25 btc proto PAID 22,236,248,000.00 @ 0.2 btc adam9910 PAID 222,362,480,000.00 @ 2 btc Dexter12 PAID 8,894,499,200,000.00 @ 80 Btc bigiotabig PAID 55,590,620,000.00 @ 0.5 Btc Torn PAID 111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc zzzman20PAID 111,181,240,000.00 @ 1 btc transpotime21bus PAID 22,236,248,000 @ 0.2 btc adam9910 PAID 333,543,720,000.00 @ 3 btc ramsroyal (seccour) PAID 222,362,480,000.00 @ 2 btc mr001 PAID 113,960,771,000 @ 1.025 btc braelis PAID 544,788,076,000 @ 4.9 btc [anon] PAID 55,590,620,000 @ 0.5 btc SupZ PAID 200G @ 2 btc hasseklas PAID 240G. @ 2btc Olloman PAID 60G @ 0.5 btc dean (seccour) PAID 120G @ 1 btc Ratatosk (seccour) PAID 120G @ 1 btc ElitistCA (seccour) PAID 600G @ 5 btc btcddev PAID 2700G. @ 22.5btc. Azeh PAID
All of my buyers have been paid out!!! (except cc001, he has not been responding to my messages. If anyone knows how to get ahold of him it would be appreciated.)
As your biggest and most trusted IOTA seller, I am now currently selling more IOTA at a rate of 1Gi / 0.0135 BTC. Please contact me if interested!
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