I saw this and wanted to share. 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/500-KOMODO-BITCOIN-digital-currency-/263029138786?hash=item3d3dc22562:g:TCoAAOSwjvJZOuxc

The interest is accrued every minute (starting after an hour for any utxo > 10 KMD with locktime set)

however, it can be argued that it is not there yet as the coins are only created when you spend that utxo.

So you are accruing the interest, but I am pretty sure that until you collect it, it didnt exist. I know govts like to tax everything, but I think it would be hard for them to argue that they can tax unclaimed interest. the reason is that maybe you decide you wont ever claim it (this is possible) and the max coins cap is reached and so you would never be able to.

Due to this, you should be safe from being taxed on the accrued, but not in existence interest

Depends on where you live, I guess? In some countries you only pay TAX over a certain amount of capital...

Try to find a website where you can calculate this. Usually the government provides a calculation tool for things like this....

Keep in mind you must make a transaction at least once a year, or you will lose the interest. About once a week I send myself .001 KMD so the interest is added to my balance so I can compound the earnings.

This is not correct. You dont lose interest by not spending it, there is just a cap of 5% interest that can accrue to a utxo

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I think a more simple way to think about it is that client nodes are not for earning fees, but rather trading using native DEX where you never give up control of your funds and can take advantage of liquidity multiplication.

Technically, unix nodes have a much easier time with the networking (assuming firewall isnt blocking ports) and an LP node will need to provide low level services to client nodes to allow the client nodes to publish offer in the decentralized orderbooks.

The reason is that a lot of client nodes using home connections simply wont be able to bind an address in a way that external nodes can connect to them. To solve this methods similar to a STUN server is needed, ie. using a universally accessible node to create an automatic forwarding.

Assuming reasonable network size, the added load on the LP nodes wont be that much and the advantage is that the orderbooks will get that many more orders, liquidity and dexfees. So, it is expected LP node operators have purchased DEX asset to earn revenues from the DEX operation. Since SuperNET has a large stake in DEX, it will be able to run all the LP nodes that the ecosystem needs. Of course, more LP nodes are always welcome as everything is open source and a very important aspect is reliability.

A client node that is depending on another node to provide low level connectivity to the orderbook and other nodes will lose that connectivity if the other node goes down for whatever reason. So if you want more reliability, you would need to run an LP node.

The client node will be divulging their ip address to the LP node that provides the forwarding services, so you cant assume the ip will be private, though of course there wont be any logging of ip addresses by the SuperNET nodes. Since anybody can run an LP node, you cant assume the LP nodes are not logging ip addresses.

However, the purpose of native DEX is to trade, not privacy. To obtain privacy, use JUMBLR.

can we have a RoadMap about supernet projects? Smart contracts, Jumbrl, EasyDEX....

Thanks. And where is the wallet.dat located?  Appdata?

Can anyone help me?

I installed the Agama wallet and it works fine on my desktop but my laptop doesn't work. I just get "Starting Iguana daemon" message.

I think more details about your Agama Wallet are needed?
How many inteersts was visible before you sent 9 kmd?