Quote from: ComputerGenie on April 13, 2018, 12:40:15 AM

Quote from: lolchina on April 12, 2018, 11:46:02 PM

....i havent seen more transperent dev team...

True, having "votes" about the protocol (while abandoning protocol consensus) on a private discord channel while the channel is blocking anyone that isn't already a member is most transparency any dev team has ever had. Roll Eyes

Seriously man, go away. You've tarnished your name as well as Komodo's enough. Nothing you've said has had any value. It doesn't matter whether or not you find an issue in the code. What matters is what you do after you find such issue. This is what differentiates a white from a black hacker. You chose to attack the chain instead of contacting developers to let them know of an exploit. This is a malicious attack. It doesn't matter if you went into Discord or not. Even if you went into Discord first and then you were banned, the fact that you executed an attack on an exploit is in and of itself malicious.

Even worse, this isn't the first time a Komodo supporter / developer / notary person has done this exact same thing -- with the last time, the attack happening from Komodo's leader. This is clearly what Komodo stands for. This is why no matter how much tech you can keep pumping out, Komodo will never gain value. Nobody in their right mind wants to touch that coin. The things you guys do is what gives crypto a bad name. You're all walking around with SCAMMER stamps on your forehead and you're trying to argue with everyone here. Let me be the first to clap for you knowing about an exploit in Komodo. I'm sure there are plenty more. Everybody in crypto knows everything is a risk. SafeCoin never claimed to be 100% perfect. It's a goal -- something Komodo can really benefit from setting up. You should consider making "become less scammy and do less evil" your goal.

Go back into your KMD cave and leave the more honest and transparent crypto communities alone.