@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Thank you for bringing to our attention our old and outdated FAQ question about BTC fees.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.

> 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.

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

Hi, co-founder of Exodus here. Sorry about the problem. Here's how you can fix your balance: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/my-balance-is-not-correct

We discovered a bug recently that can cause these sort of things. We fixed it and will be releasing a new version on Fri, Feb 17th at 10 PM PST (GMT-8) to fix this.

If things aren't working, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@exodus.io (me personally: jp@exodus.io) or call us at 402-500-0805.

Glad to know that you're enjoying it so much! Which coins are you using most frequently?


You can just install the new version. Read more here: http://support.exodus.io/knowledge_base/topics/how-do-i-upgrade-exodus

Thanks again for using Exodus!

Hi. Sorry about the issues that you're experiencing. If I had to guess, I'm guessing that you're running a 32-bit version of Linux, because when you click on `Exodus`, it should open up. We've been building a Linux installer https://github.com/ExodusMovement/exodus-linux-installer but it's not quite working yet. We'll get this more streamlined and working better on Linux. Join our Slack to stay up to date on this progress: http://exodus-invite.herokuapp.com/

Thanks for the kinds words

1. We're considering on how to handle the fees for advanced users such as yourself that don't care about when a transaction gets confirmed. At this moment, we haven't optimized for this yet.

2. We do plan on releasing a mobile version, but it'll be awhile before we do.

Hi, thanks for writing. This is correct, Exodus is not 100% open-source, although some of it is: https://github.com/exodusmovement/ and we're open-sourcing more of it. I'm personally a fanatic about open-source: https://www.npmjs.com/~jprichardson & https://github.com/jprichardson and would love to open-source Exodus 100%. However, we need to verify that our business model will work first. After we do that, I believe that we'll need to open-source Exodus to see our vision through. We understand respect that many users won't agree with this decision and we are comfortable with that and encourage them to use one of the many open-source options. I hope this makes sense.

Hi! Exodus co-founder here. You should be concerned - I would if I was in your shoes. I strongly encourage you to keep doing your research.

Here's some social platforms where you can see the opinions of others:

• Twitter: https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=exodus%20wallet&src=typd
• Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/search?q=%22exodus.io%22&restrict_sr=&sort=new&t=all
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=exodus+wallet
• Google (past month): https://www.google.com/#q=%22exodus+wallet%22&tbs=qdr:m

Alternatively, you could join our Exodus Slack and ask the 300+ members there what they think: http://exodus-invite.heroku.com/

If you decide that you would like to try Exodus, please only try with a small amount. When you get comfortable with it, you can start to deposit more if you'd like. Please feel free to ask more questions if you have any.

Hey everyone!

I just released Coinbolt V2 an Android mobile wallet (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinbolt.bitcoin). It has two things that make it different than every other wallet:

1. It is preloaded with testnet Bitcoins and contains an integrated experience with a fake Bitcoin testnet shop: https://www.coinbolt.com/catshop/ (open source too: https://github.com/coinbolt/catshop) This gives new users a way to test-drive Bitcoin in a fun and interactive way without any risk of buying or losing Bitcoins. Also, you can test the wallet to make sure that you're comfortable with it.

2. It has a backup system that no other wallet has. Essentially it encrypts the data on your device and backs up all of your account names, metadata, testnet data, etc seamlessly. However, it does not backup or copy any of your private keys to the server. Your entire wallet can be restored with the click of a link (securely). Seriously, you have to experience it to believe it. Fortunately you can with just using testnet.

So, do you guys think it's a good idea to use testnet coins to bring new users into Bitcoin?

Hey guys, I built shopping cart software for people to mess around with testnet. You can buy fake cats. It's completely open source: https://github.com/coinbolt/catshop and you can view a demo here: https://www.coinbolt.com/catshop/

Let me know your thoughts!

-JP

FYI: http://www.meetup.com/Ayiti-Bitcoin-Meetup/

Did this ever get setup?

Do you have a public Github URL by chance?

I'm developing a library for this: https://github.com/cryptocoinjs Also, I wrote an article on all the gory details of Address generation with JavaScript using BitcoinJS (which is what my library is forked from): http://procbits.com/2013/08/27/generating-a-bitcoin-address-with-javascript

Short and sweet offer. Excellent. Keep us posted if he responds.

I just watched it. I don't know why I went into it thinking that he would dog on Bitcoin. After hearing his response, it seemed like a typical candid GV response. Mind sharing any of the points that you emailed him?

I love GV! He also has helped me to be better entrepreneur. It's about an hour long, do you know approx at what point he talk about BTC?

For anyone still looking at it, I wrote an article that may help you: http://procbits.com/2013/08/27/generating-a-bitcoin-address-with-javascript

Well, you can't send or receive with that app. So far it's consistent with Apple's policy towards Bitcoin.