Understanding Komodo could be divided into three topics: 1) Zcash, 2) dPoW, 3) SuperNET. Lastly we will explain why we are hosting this ICO in the first place - why we need funding and how we will use

Since it’s inception in September 2014, the SuperNET team has been developing several projects for the cryptocurrency community. These projects are built with SuperNET’s vision in mind, to unite blockchain

In order to create a cryptocurrency that is as secure as Bitcoin, but as energy efficient as possible, Komodo was envisioned as an NXT-Style Proof of Stake cryptocurrency that would rely on notary nodes

One great feature in Komodo is its consensus protocol, delayed Proof of Work, which relies on notary nodes to engrave the data from the Komodo blockchain on to the Bitcoin blockchain, thus giving its users

What is SuperNET? SuperNET is a framework which has many applications built on top of it. Anyone is free to create those applications, as it is an open source project. SuperNET is creating a couple of

Who are the developers for Komodo? So far the technology behind Komodo is coded almost entirely by jl777. With the ICO funds we are looking to hire more developers. Ideally we would recruit half a dozen

This post addresses the numerous misconceptions that there is no progress, or that we only start new projects but never finish them. As you may know, Komodo is part of a bigger technology SuperNET is

What is the BTCD/KMD exchange rate? In order to simplify the BTCD to KMD swap, a fixed exchange rate of 1.0 BTCD to 0.00532074 BTC was established, meaning that if you send one BTCD you will receive 0.00532074

Komodo is a project that is part of SuperNET’s overall vision to solve the problems that cryptocurrencies face. One of these is privacy and the other one is security. Komodo solves these by employing the