It's important to understand what's going on. When you register an Ethereum address, you're essentially attaching an EOS address to it. As long as the address you store your EOS and eosDAC are in registered, you should be good to go. The confusion with Exodus is they do not support eosDAC at this time. That means the private key associated with the EOS address they registered may not be accessible to you (???). That means in the future, you may have challenges accessing your eosDAC tokens on EOSIO that will be sent to that address.
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By you can export Eth address private key then interact with eos contract to get eos key? Do I have to have a eos private key at launch or can I pull it later.
I don’t understand the point of your questions. Just register the address where you store your tokens and you’re good to go. Why make it more difficult?