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Aeternity

Doante to and support Zwilla:

  • btc: -[1DaGkc1Uv4GeCSpjkrMVzCA35ENmrd526V]
  • eth: -[0x284DbB6139e2e08cd3D3BE6f51306c19cAB04e3c]
  • aeo: -[0x] (Aeternity Tokens)

A blockchain for trust-free markets in financial derivatives

This is being used by: æternity.

Compiling and Runing

you will need Erlang and a couple of libraries. Please follow instructions:

For Ubuntu For Mac

Then, start your node with following script:

sh start.sh <port>

To download updates do this:

sh update.sh

Commands

Sync with the network

To sync with the network and download the blockchain:

Then, start your node with following script:

sh start.sh <port>
  • port for:
  • testnet = 8041
  • node 1 = 3010
  • node 2 = 3020

aso.

Commands

Sync with the network

To sync with the network and download the blockchain:

easy:sync().

Mining

After fresh install, one can start mining.

To start mining with all CPU cores:

mine:start().

You will see something like this:

start mining with 4 cores. ok

To stop mining:

mine:stop().

to check if you are currently mining:

mine:is_on().

Spend

easy:spend(To, Amount).

To is the recipient's account ID

Last transactions

tx_pool:data().

Find out your account ID

keys:id().

If it returns something less than 1, that means you don't have an account yet.

Create an account

(does get done automatically when no accocunt and mining starts) Make an account

Check your balance

easy:balance().

Stop a node

To stop a node run:

easy:off().

Keys

You can read about how your private key is protected here

Else

If you want to know more, get in touch with us via Slack

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