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Quote from: belowizard on October 18, 2016, 11:40:53 PM

sorry if this has been answered before, but is there a osx version? thx

Komodo is zcash fork, and all those compiling instructions apply to Komodo which applies to zcash.

If you can find instructions and guides to compile zcash on OS X, then you can also try to compile Komodo on OS X.

I tried it a while ago, and only came across some post on zcash forum which was describing quite tricky ways to compile it on OS X. Give it a go, and let us know how that goes

ty for the answer. ill have a look, but to be honest, i guess i wont be able to make anything of it Wink

https://forum.z.cash/t/build-zcash-on-os-x/2587/5
mac build - nothing yet - will take time

so komodo is not building their own wallets ? just waiting for others (ZCash) to do it ?
where will all that ICO $$ go then ?
sorry but if you do not get wallets going with a X amount of funding from ICO than ... ?? Huh

I always say and follow "Don't assume, just ask".

The GUI of Komodo is Web GUI, which can work on any OS.
The C code of Komodo which is a fork of Zcash builds a native OS specific binaries.
Why you expect either zcash or Komodo to NOT solve OS X build issues? No matter what funding is raised.

i expect ZCash to do so, but am asking if Komodo will do the same !
or just wait for them and then copy it ?

Web GUI does not count, are we talking about security or not so a QT it has to be !
this coin will be launched in November ? well a QT by then would be 'nice'

Iguana is a full featured GUI that also supports Komodo. We will have a light client and a full client. So Komodo will have a GUI.

Whatever there would be an additional Komodo GUI has not been fully decided by the developer team. We will update you guys as soon as we have our design choices locked down.

Quote from: SkankHunt42 on October 19, 2016, 02:54:23 AM

where btc go after ico? we trust 1 anon man as sole keyholder?

There is a multisig address that 3 of our team members hold.

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Quote from: SkankHunt42 on October 19, 2016, 02:54:23 AM

where btc go after ico? we trust 1 anon man as sole keyholder?

For me too risky.

Also i dont like the buyout of of btcdark bagholders with 50% premium.
Dont like the high costs of btc blockchain transactions.

Anyway, good luck. I am sure there is alot of work and sweat inside the project.

Thanks! We sure are working hard.

Keep following us and hopefully we can change your mind! Wink

Quote from: kingbtcvl on October 19, 2016, 04:53:11 AM

Please correct me if the following thoughts are wrong:

Assuming an average bonus of around 15% for all people investing with BTC, the final swaprate for the bitcoindark conversion will be 0.00532074 BTC/BTCD * 1.15 = 0.006118851 BTC/BTCD.
Because the current BTC bonus is 20% it would be better right now to take part in this ICO via BTCD and not BTC as long as the BTCD price is under 0.00611885 BTC/BTCD / 1.20 = 0.00509904 BTC/BCTD.

Yes, below certain market price it is better to buy BTCD. However, it is only a way for small investors to get it, as any larger buy's would drive up the price. Thus at the end BTC is the real way to get into this ICO.