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March 09, 2017, 05:40:52 PM |
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10 Things That Are Coming to SuperNET in 2017 Thank you for your notice. KMD must be the best coin in next year. I have bought some coins for long term holding.
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March 09, 2017, 05:45:11 PM |
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Watching this project closely and have invested some.
I think building on top of btc like Komodo is doing is the right way to go, but can I make a suggestion to stop adding functionality to the wallet until you have a stable bug-free version. If you keep adding functionality it will introduce new bugs and prevent you from delivering a stable wallet to be used for simply storing your own coins safely.
I really like the developments so far, keep up the great work!
Certainly a good point. Majority (all the known bugs) of the bugs have been fixed, we just need to get the release out. Some issues, such as a new bug, rises which further delays the release a bit. The Jumblr was a very easy thing to add, it only took few hours according to Satinder. Adding it is a crucial thing as it allows jl777 to further test DEX and fix any possible backend bugs. I couldn't agree more. I do appreciate the team trying to roll out new features, but simply having a stable, bug free wallet to store, send, and receive coins should have been priority and done in a more timely manner. Especially now that there is a finally a product and the product has users/customers that depend on it. Going almost a month now with about half the people not being able to use the wallet for basic functions is, frankly, unacceptable. Project management and customer relations could use some improvement. Dude, you keep repeating the same thing over and over and over again. Do you understand the complexity that goes behind Iguana? Its not your typical shitcoin wallet which is made of copy paste code. Iguana is meant to be a multi coin wallet, a first of its type and will be linked to Instant DEX which means you will be able to trade from within the wallet without ever going to a centralized exchange. Bugs are only expected for the first 2-3 months because it is impossible to test for all the scenarios in test net. There are many things that pop up during the beta phase and finding as many bugs as possible right now will mean a much more stable platform down the road. Also, whatever the fuck do you mean by customer relations? You are an investor not a customer. This project is still under construction and we are probably a good 2-3 months away before the initial product is usable. Dont like it? Please feel free to dump your bag and move on. My bids are waiting. I've been following SN/BTCD since the beginning, so yeah, I understand. I see that you're a newcomer, so I'll let some of what you said slide. All I'm asking right now is for a stable, useable wallet for basic functions. I was hoping that's not too much to ask for after being an initial investor in the SuperNET ICO and BTCD (way before it became KMD). That was about 2.5 years ago. I know I'm very critical but that's only because I have high expectations for SN/KMD. I've sold very little of my initial investments and don't plan to sell anymore until prices are significantly higher. I guess you can say I'm one of those few hopeful (or maybe hopeless) holders. As a long time BTCD investor, i don't understand why you complaining so much and have no patience, because the Devs Team had taken a good care of you by giving you twice more KMD coins compare to BTC investors who got less....so you not that hopeless I know you want to sell your KMD coins jackpot very soon, and that is your right...but at least have a bit patience, the wallet update will be out soon.
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beor
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March 09, 2017, 05:45:23 PM |
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10 Things That Are Coming to SuperNET in 2017 That's a very well written article, I wish more people would know about it! The article doesn't mention tradebots, does this mean they won't be ready in 2017? And a question about the KV storage: what are the maximum sizes of the key and the value? I think that is 8KB, key and value together, but you can join several KV to increase the size.
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March 09, 2017, 05:51:11 PM |
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Is it actual possible to sell/buy REV-shares,...perhaps on 'Marketplace' ?
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Lyricz
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March 09, 2017, 06:04:17 PM |
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We are developing a new type of cryptocurrency without registration, without wallets and commissions and without mining. .........
...and without my interest 
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March 09, 2017, 06:08:36 PM |
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what does it mean $ stable? I don't want KMD to be stable lol, i want volatility to the upside. It means you can transfer KMD into USD automatically & instantly. The decentralized price feed is maintained by the notary node network, raw prices come from European Central Bank & Bitcoin exchange APIs. A new raw price point is being recorded to Komodo blockchain by the notary node that finds the new block. White paper incoming, currently final editing is being done.
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March 09, 2017, 06:18:25 PM |
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Awesome, two nitpicks. "Powered" is misspelled in the bubble towards the bottom about Jumblr. Oh and built-in is usually hyphenated. Sorry I'm a marketing wonk. Details, details...
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March 09, 2017, 06:37:20 PM |
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Awesome, two nitpicks. "Powered" is misspelled in the bubble towards the bottom about Jumblr. Oh and built-in is usually hyphenated. Sorry I'm a marketing wonk. Details, details... Thanks for pointing out, we will fix it
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March 09, 2017, 06:40:42 PM |
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what does it mean $ stable? I don't want KMD to be stable lol, i want volatility to the upside. It means you can transfer KMD into USD automatically & instantly. The decentralized price feed is maintained by the notary node network, raw prices come from European Central Bank & Bitcoin exchange APIs. A new raw price point is being recorded to Komodo blockchain by the notary node that finds the new block. White paper incoming, currently final editing is being done. I've been in the exodus.io slack channel, they are doing a good job, but if there's something that I learn there is that you can't add a ton of cryptos to a multicurrency wallet without expecting to have tons of problems and bugs. You have to take the slow but steady approach, first add the most used coins and expand from there. If not, ask the jaxx.io guys why they ended up taking out monero because of the problems that users were experiencing. You can't just open to the public a multicurrency wallet with lots of cryptos that are buggy, what kind of approach you guys will take? Slow but steady? or all currencies the first release of the wallet and lots of work for problems solving..?
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March 09, 2017, 10:13:44 PM |
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Watching this project closely and have invested some.
I think building on top of btc like Komodo is doing is the right way to go, but can I make a suggestion to stop adding functionality to the wallet until you have a stable bug-free version. If you keep adding functionality it will introduce new bugs and prevent you from delivering a stable wallet to be used for simply storing your own coins safely.
I really like the developments so far, keep up the great work!
Certainly a good point. Majority (all the known bugs) of the bugs have been fixed, we just need to get the release out. Some issues, such as a new bug, rises which further delays the release a bit. The Jumblr was a very easy thing to add, it only took few hours according to Satinder. Adding it is a crucial thing as it allows jl777 to further test DEX and fix any possible backend bugs. I couldn't agree more. I do appreciate the team trying to roll out new features, but simply having a stable, bug free wallet to store, send, and receive coins should have been priority and done in a more timely manner. Especially now that there is a finally a product and the product has users/customers that depend on it. Going almost a month now with about half the people not being able to use the wallet for basic functions is, frankly, unacceptable. Project management and customer relations could use some improvement. Dude, you keep repeating the same thing over and over and over again. Do you understand the complexity that goes behind Iguana? Its not your typical shitcoin wallet which is made of copy paste code. Iguana is meant to be a multi coin wallet, a first of its type and will be linked to Instant DEX which means you will be able to trade from within the wallet without ever going to a centralized exchange. Bugs are only expected for the first 2-3 months because it is impossible to test for all the scenarios in test net. There are many things that pop up during the beta phase and finding as many bugs as possible right now will mean a much more stable platform down the road. Also, whatever the fuck do you mean by customer relations? You are an investor not a customer. This project is still under construction and we are probably a good 2-3 months away before the initial product is usable. Dont like it? Please feel free to dump your bag and move on. My bids are waiting. Dude seriously who calls anyone dude Cheers Jon 
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March 10, 2017, 04:10:56 AM Last edit: March 10, 2017, 06:27:03 AM by KomodoPlatform |
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what does it mean $ stable? I don't want KMD to be stable lol, i want volatility to the upside. It means you can transfer KMD into USD automatically & instantly. The decentralized price feed is maintained by the notary node network, raw prices come from European Central Bank & Bitcoin exchange APIs. A new raw price point is being recorded to Komodo blockchain by the notary node that finds the new block. White paper incoming, currently final editing is being done. I've been in the exodus.io slack channel, they are doing a good job, but if there's something that I learn there is that you can't add a ton of cryptos to a multicurrency wallet without expecting to have tons of problems and bugs. You have to take the slow but steady approach, first add the most used coins and expand from there. If not, ask the jaxx.io guys why they ended up taking out monero because of the problems that users were experiencing. You can't just open to the public a multicurrency wallet with lots of cryptos that are buggy, what kind of approach you guys will take? Slow but steady? or all currencies the first release of the wallet and lots of work for problems solving..? We have built a new Bitcoin protocol called 'Iguana Core' which we can use to import any pure bitcoin fork coin into our multiwallet, and they will work with the same API commands. The hard work has already been done by jl777, and adding new bitcoincompatible coins is not a problem. However, a lot of coins considered as bitcoin compatible have added a lot of new code on top, and thus require a lot of extra work. All in all the situation is not so clear. So yes, we will have to add new coins slowly - and right now we are mainly focusing on delivering the basic/functional product.
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March 10, 2017, 07:05:34 AM |
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what does it mean $ stable? I don't want KMD to be stable lol, i want volatility to the upside. It means you can transfer KMD into USD automatically & instantly. The decentralized price feed is maintained by the notary node network, raw prices come from European Central Bank & Bitcoin exchange APIs. A new raw price point is being recorded to Komodo blockchain by the notary node that finds the new block. White paper incoming, currently final editing is being done. I've been in the exodus.io slack channel, they are doing a good job, but if there's something that I learn there is that you can't add a ton of cryptos to a multicurrency wallet without expecting to have tons of problems and bugs. You have to take the slow but steady approach, first add the most used coins and expand from there. If not, ask the jaxx.io guys why they ended up taking out monero because of the problems that users were experiencing. You can't just open to the public a multicurrency wallet with lots of cryptos that are buggy, what kind of approach you guys will take? Slow but steady? or all currencies the first release of the wallet and lots of work for problems solving..? We have built a new Bitcoin protocol called 'Iguana Core' which we can use to import any pure bitcoin fork coin into our multiwallet, and they will work with the same API commands. The hard work has already been done by jl777, and adding new bitcoincompatible coins is not a problem. However, a lot of coins considered as bitcoin compatible have added a lot of new code on top, and thus require a lot of extra work. All in all the situation is not so clear. So yes, we will have to add new coins slowly - and right now we are mainly focusing on delivering the basic/functional product. when will be the next release? please dont say soon or something similiar. Thanks
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markj113
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March 10, 2017, 07:23:21 AM |
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when will be the next release? please dont say soon or something similiar. Thanks
Every hear the saying "Its ready when its ready"
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March 10, 2017, 07:24:57 AM |
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What about the price? it's too cheap I do not understand why it is under ICO price? I have known that this is a new technology and it's better than the other altcoins and it has got a strong and technical team but it's very disappointing. I feel sorry for this KMD.
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markj113
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March 10, 2017, 08:09:36 AM |
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What about the price? it's too cheap I do not understand why it is under ICO price? I have known that this is a new technology and it's better than the other altcoins and it has got a strong and technical team but it's very disappointing. I feel sorry for this KMD.
I think the rally in BTC hasnt helped and many are waiting for the wallet bugs to be ironed out before jumping in.
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March 10, 2017, 08:39:55 AM |
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My BTCD Invested total: 854.10694542 BTCD  Will it be paid today?
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March 10, 2017, 12:22:50 PM |
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Devs should show their identities, if you want to see KMD on polo.
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markj113
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March 10, 2017, 12:40:24 PM |
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Devs should show their identities, if you want to see KMD on polo.
Why does their identity matter? Surely KMD should be judged by the innovation, software, routemap and existing market cap. The guys behind this project have been around a long time now.
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david1365
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March 10, 2017, 12:47:03 PM |
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Devs should show their identities, if you want to see KMD on polo.
No worry. SuperNET is in Polo with the same development team and without showing identity.
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March 10, 2017, 12:48:54 PM |
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I am new to Komodo, can anyone give me an explanation how the interest model in Komodo works and how interest can be claimed? Thanks!
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