Hey there, this is Kris from Exodus. Happy to help answer any questions regarding the wallet and the earlier posters are correct. We are not 100% open source so if that's the #1 concern for a wallet then Exodus is not the best choice for your needs.

Regarding the display of the backup phrase, we've recently changed this to where you can backup the wallet before you have funds in it. This applies to Desktop and Mobile. This will make testing your seed phrase easier. I can go into the history of why we used to do it differently but I imagine the most important question has been answered. Did that help in any way?

Access to your private keys in Exodus is quick and easy. You can grab the private key for any public key directly from within each wallet. It's your crypto, under your control. 

Here are directions on how to find your private keys in your Exodus desktop wallet.

https://support.exodus.io/article/86-how-can-i-view-my-private-keys

- Kris

Kris from Exodus here. Which mobile wallet is a good question and I would suggest installing them both to find is which one is right for you. Take all the suggestions with good intentions and remember that every one of use has a different use case and criteria for what makes a good wallet. Reach out to support from within each wallet and see how your requests are handled. Coinomi has been around in mobile for a lot longer than Exodus, We're just getting started here, but we have years of developing positive relationships with customers and building in requested features.

If you end up going with Coinomi, let me know what Exodus was lacking that led you to that choice because we're always looking to improve the experience for everyone.

Hey care2yak, This is Kris from Exodus,  you're correct that this forum is not heavily used by Exodus users. This is more than likely because we have 24/7 support and our users can reach us directly through our Slack, Email, twitter etc.  You can reach us here to but it just might not be immediate.

We're aware of the exploits and we've done a full audit of the codebase. None of the exploited code described in the article is used by Exodus. If there was an issue we would have been the first to let people know and issue a patched version for the safety of your assets. I'm around if you have any other questions.

Hey Bob123,

Have you ever contacted Exodus support for anything relating to an Exodus wallet? I'm not sure why you are suggesting that using this forum for support is better than using the official Exodus support, no matter how you feel about the wallet, the user with the issue should try any available options to help with recovery, and Exodus has an interest in solving this for their customer.

Perhaps the wallet was overwritten before the deposit was made. There are ways to recover an overwritten wallet, but you would not know that unless support was contacted.

cryptocoinz2 please email support and I'm sure they will do everything they can to help recover your wallet.

The OP should contact Exodus support[at]exodus.io If there is a problem with the wallet they will help sort it out and find out why your 12 words are not working.

I had a feeling someone might ask for that.  Here you go
Capacitor for Zeus thunderX6 hashing board

https://imgur.com/gallery/gdVcY

Hey all,
I'm new to the community and I just received my first miner to mine litecoin, A Zeus Thunder x6.  This is a project for my kids and I to do together so I'm really excited to get started on the project.  Unfortunately there is a cap that was rattling around inside the case and when I found it one of the leads was missing.  I can solder it back on the board but first I need to find a replacement.  Can anyone point me to a source for replacement parts?  The writing on the cap is 3M2 - 560- 2.5v. Obviously it I'd a 2.5v cap but what else should I be looking for?

Any help would be appreciated,  thanks