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Private
With Komodo you can choose between transparent and anonymous transactions. A technology called zk-SNARKs hides the sender, receiver, and transaction amount.
Secure
Komodo has Bitcoin level security. Through our new consensus mechanism all Komodo transactions will be backed by Bitcoin’s hashrate after each new Bitcoin block is found.
Stable
Komodo is the gateway to 32 stable Komodo Currencies. Each participating currency has its own independent blockchain and is pegged to a local fiat currency.
Agama Wallet (early beta)
An advanced wallet with built-in multi-coin support, decentralized exchange, and cryptocurrency anonymizer.
It’s still in early beta. For daily KMD transactions we recommend the Komodo Swing Wallet.
Komodo Swing Wallet
A normal Komodo Wallet. Contains no advanced tech, and is thus currently more reliable than the Agama Wallet.
Recommended for use before Agama Wallet matures. Remember to backup your wallet.dat file.
Komodo Platform will help the cryptocurrency space develop and flourish by providing security to third party blockchains, power applications with privacy features, and provide the means to achieve price stability in peer-to-peer payment services.
Built-in Privacy
Anonymous transactions will be encrypted on the blockchain with zero knowledge proofs. No one can find out who sent a transaction, the value of the transaction, or to whom it was sent. The transaction metadata is encrypted and zero-knowledge proof construction, called a zk-SNARK, is used to prove that no double-spending is taking place.
Blockchain Protection
Komodo blockchain achieves Bitcoin level security through an innovation called ‘delayed Proof of Work’ (dPoW). Komodo Platform notarizes its blockhashes into the Bitcoin blockchain. In addition, Komodo Platform can provide the same security layer to any other third-party blockchain. In that case, the notarizations are done to the Komodo blockchain.
Komodo Currencies
Komodo coins can be converted into 32 different Komodo Currencies. These currencies are pegged to local fiat currencies, and thus maintain a stable value. Each currency has its own blockchain, and in that respect behaves just like any other cryptocurrency. The Komodo Currencies are easy to integrate into the existing blockchain infrastructure, and they offer a stepping stone into the world of cryptocurrency.
Meet the Team
Lead Developer jl777
Project’s lead developer jl777 is the mind behind SuperNET project. He is an extremely gifted C developer with financial experience and a clear vision for the future of crypto. His advice is often sought after by other crypto projects and he is known to closely follow the developments of the whole crypto space.
He has been a very active member in bitcointalk.com forums, NXTforum, bitco.in forum, in his own Steemit site and of course in SuperNET slack. The SuperNET ICO began on Saturday 6th of September 2014 and the development has continued ever since.
After joining the BitcoinDark community he eventually became its lead developer. The vision was to create a privacy centric cryptocurrency, which now has led to the announcement and development of Komodo.
Community Manager Audo
Audo joined the SupeNET community in early 2015, when he researched and created a chart about SuperNET revenue flows and the relationships between the various assets. Since then he has continued to follow the developments closely and ended up documenting the developments into a full annual report.
Content Manager John
John, although quite new to SuperNET, has been using Bitcoin since 2013 and active in the cryptocurrency community since 2015. He writes news, articles and guides on all crypto related things and is a firm believer of a decentralized and efficient future.
Social Media Manager Yassin
Yassin has a huge passion for the whole cryptocurrency space. He joined the scene around 2013 – 2014 and since then has taken the role of spreading cryptocurrency news via social networks. He has always tried to help the new comers in crypto by pointing them in the right direction.
Administrative Assistant polycryptoblog
Polycryptoblog is a blockchain technology enthusiast. He was first introduced to Bitcoin in 2012 and became involved in BitcoinDark and Supernet in 2015. Armed with a background in psychology and in web development, he aids various members of the Komodo team with a variety of tasks including proofreading, social outreach, testing and creating/managing KomodoElection.com website.
Technical Expert Satinder Grewal
Satinder (@grewalsatinder) is mostly referred by his last name as “Grewal” in SuperNET slack. He is an active member who contributes to the SuperNET development project since December 2014, shortly after the SuperNET project started.
Having Masters in Computer Science, and coming with around 8+ years of IT industry experience he posses wide range of skills in various technologies, including lower level to higher level programming skills to Cloud Servers Infrastructure management. Satinder been very helpful to SuperNET development ever since he became part of SuperNET being a partner with his own project named SuperMesh.
He’s currently developing GUI interface of a SuperNET project EasyDEX (decentralized cryptocurrency exchange), and will be responsible for managing and directing technical operations area of Komodo Project.
Head of Security ca333
Ca333 is in charge of security and will be doing regular audits on the codebase and APIs.
He has worked many years in the field of IT-security, network security and network-based software development (relay services, div. detection system). He likes Pen Testing software and network services, but first and foremost he has found his love for reviewing and securing decentralized software and blockchain-based technologies. It’s his calling.
Ca333 says he is very proud and feels honored to be part of such an exciting project with all these milestones in the evolution of IT. The vision behind SuperNET motivated him to become part of this team. He joined the team on October 28th and had this to say about what he has done and what he is working on:
“Few days ago i did a security audit and source-code review for James and the superNET-org and we discussed many topics and potential enhancements in the general field of crypto-security. I proposed a novel solution which we are now working on. I do not want to reveal more more than is necessary. So far we are the first and only project to use this technique with cryptocurrencies. It will ease the usage and provide top level security for the average user with no IT-knowledge.”
Iguana Developer Nazmul Alam
Nazmul Alam (fadedreamz) is a C developer, and will be working full time for Komodo & SuperNET. He’s taking over Iguana maintenance, along with other Iguana related things, such as GUI support of the products we are developing. You can contact him with any Iguana issues you might run into.
My name is Mohammed Nazmul Alam, I have working experience of more than 5 years in a one of the fortune 500 companies, where my task was to write linux device drivers, windows device drivers, portable framework (Android, Linux, Windows, Raspberry Pi, iOS) and facilitate end to end solution involving customized hardware. I have a BSc in Computer Science and currently expecting to be graduating MSc in Computer Science (Research Based). I really like challenging task where I can do new things and in the process learn something new. That’s how I ended up being working in upwork. As I have deal with multi platform solution so I had the experience what was needed to be done for komodo platform. Now as I got to work more in depth for the komodo platform, I think it will be challenging and fun work to do with all the members. Some of my interests are: site seeing, traveling, gaming and problem solving.
I am really looking forward to working with you all.
Notary Node Expert Mihail Fedorov
Mihail Fedorov, also known as Kolo, is working as our sysadmin and notary node expert. We will be running three development notary nodes, and Kolo will operate one of them (jl777 operates the other two). Here is his introduction:
Namaste. My name is Mihail “Kolo” Fedorov and I’m sysadmin and developer operations engineer. I have more than 12 years experience in working with linux systems and organizing lazy developers. previously I’ve been working in hosting area (shared hosting operations, datacenter operations etc) and in web-dev company as team lead and later devops. 2 months ago I came to SuperNET’s slack to help friend with what was believed to be one-time Komodo server setup. After 2 months Im glad to join SuperNET team as a fulltime sysadmin and notary nodes network advisor. I will be glad to organize and help all node operators, debug and test software and do some devops stuff – packages, container images, scripting etc.
Homepage: http://fedorov.net/
jl777
Lead Developer
pbca26
Web GUI Developer
antonleogky
UX and UI Designer
kashifali
Part-time Developer
oxarbitrage
Part-time Developer
mr_e
Part-time Developer
usamir
Part-time Developer
TwinWinNerD
Advisor
Audo
Community Manager
John
Content Manager
vanbreuk
Systems / Infrastructure Advisor
Yassin
Social Media Manager
Grewalsatinder
Technical Expert / Advisor
mx
Marketing Advisor
Cassius
Content / General Advisor
Gooddaysir
Strategic Advisor
PondSea
Strategic Advisor
ahmedashraf
Signature Campaign Manager
polycryptoblog
Administrative Assistant
Coin Guide
Advisor
ca333
Head of Security
fadedreamz
Iguana Developer
kolo
Notary Node Expert
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