Questions tagged [protocol]
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Is this the right way to activate protocol cathage?
./tezos/tezos-client -l --base-dir ./tmp --addr localhost --port 18731 --block genesis activate protocol PsCARTHAGazKbHtnKfLzQg3kms52kSRpgnDY982a9oYsSXRLQEb with fitness 1 and key activator and ...
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Testnet node crashes when activating protocol
I managed to manually set up a testnet consisting of 2 nodes on different hosts. The nodes connect, and using tezos-client I can successfully import secret keys (import secret key bootstrap1 ${...
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Rewards for Operations
Out of these Operations which operations affect the balance of an Account either by rewards or by any transaction?
First four I know they incur a fee at least so that balance gets affected. Can any ...
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Operations in a block
I have fetched the operations of a specific block and out of that have queris in one operation as shown below.
{
"protocol": "PsddFKi32cMJ2qPjf43Qv5GDWLDPZb3T3bF6fLKiF5HtvHNU7aP",
...
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How to calculate price of gas
In Ethereum one can get the gas price using web3.eth.gasPrice.
In Tezos, does any RPC provide the gas price, or is there a formula to calculate the gas price?
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Zero-fee transactions
Need so help to understand the below transaction :
[
{
"type": "transaction",
"id": 279,
"level": 26,
"timestamp": "2018-06-30T18:07:27Z",
"hash": "...
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Block Heights at which important changes happened to the protocol
I've been exploring the json dumps of each block through ./tezos-client rpc get /chains/main/blocks/<bid> and wanted to know the block heights at which some important changes might have happened ...
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Total baking balance calculation (includes inactive bakers stake?)
Does the total baking balance of the Tezos network (for example currently 76.9%) include the delegated XTZ to an inactive/sleeping/closed/defunct delegation services? At which point will these be ...
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MacOS Catalina & Homebrew
I am running a node on MacOS 10.14 and want to upgrade to 10.15 but I am not sure if Homebrew is compatible yet. Has anyone experienced any issues?
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Block reward calculation in Babylon
There seems to be a bug in the block reward calculation in Babylon.
For example, in block 664451 there were 26 endorsements. So the reward should be 16 * (0.8 + 0.2 * 26 / 32) = 15.4 XTZ (source). ...
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Recently annouced plan for the implementation of zk-snarks into Tezos -timing?
Apologies for this lay question but I would very much appreciate if anyone could kindly tell me (in plain English for lay people like me) the timeline for the implementation of zk-snarks into Tezos ...
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What causes the network to slowdown when a new protocol activates?
When Babylon activated there was a period of 30+ minutes where endorsements and bakes were very unstable and we ended up hitting some quite high priorities. I'm curious to know why this is the case ...
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What is the smallest monetary unit in Tezos?
What is the smallest monetary unit in Tezos, and where is it defined in the code?
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BABY5 vs. BABYM1? How does the network decide which is the “right” protocol?
The Tezos Docs say:
Any node running the May release, in case of a successful promotion
vote, will activate protocol 005_PsBABY5H, which contains a bug
affecting bigmaps in smart contracts.
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Why does querying tezos-node for test chain return 404?
I am querying a mainnet tezos node for test chain data using the url specified in the following question:
Can I use an RPC to switch the Tezos node to another protocol?
Specifically "/chains/test/...
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What is the procedure for testing a protocol upgrade?
How can we get example RPC data for a protocol upgrade, e.g. Babylon 2.0? How can we make transactions using the test protocol?
If we have to deploy our own private network for testing, is there ...
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Has anyone been able to run a private dictator chain with the new Proto005 source code?
I normally do all my testing completely privately, so before compiling Tezos I will edit the source code and put my own dictator's public key in. Then after launching the node I'll just inject ...
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Maximum supply in tezos
1) Is there a way we can vote for a maximum supply in tezos ?
2) would that be a desireable thing from a tokenomics perspective ?
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What flavor of zksnark in tezos
I have read that Nomadic Labs is working on incorporating some flavor of zksnarks into tezos for future amendment proposal (presumably in 2019).
Looking at the literature I see there are many flavors ...
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Where is the reward operation for athens?
Athens amendment proposal was succesfully integrated as proto004 into the mainnet at level 458753.
The first mined block can be seen here
https://api6.tzscan.io//v3/block/...
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Tokens on Tezos
I'm interested in creating a token, similar to an ERC20 token on Ethereum, on the Tezos network. If I see correctly, as of now there is no possibility to track tokens on any of the public block ...
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How should I prepare as a baker, for Athens A protocol activation?
Can someone provide a step-by-step guide to help bakers to be prepared for Athens A protocol activation? Do we need to upgrade Ledger baking software?
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Confusing about the Mathematical representation in white paper
I'm confusing with the S^S. Does it mean S*S in set theory? I need a detailed explain.
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Is the decimals can be change when protocol updating?
I am confusing when I'm reading the write paper because the decimals is actually 6 now.
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Calculating the total locked XTZ?
Using TZscan.io Stats - Key Numbers dashboard how can I calculate the total locked XTZ in the system. And shouldn't this be a KPI measure by itself. Since delegators can see very easily move their XTZ ...
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How to calculate a random seed?
For example, we have 126/128 nonces, revealed in cycle 99.
/chains/main/blocks/409599/context/raw/json/cycle/98/nonces?depth=1
If I understand correctly, using these nonces we can calculate the ...
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Alphanet protocol synced with mainnet
If I test on the alphanet and everything works correctly, can I then safely assume that the same code / process will also work on the mainnet?
The current Tezos protocol amendment voting process is ...
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Node gives testnet error
rebooted my system and restarted the node. Now I'm getting the following error. Is this simply the node telling me that it's not able to run the new fork because I started it with the old (i.e. ...
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the tezos protocol and the problem of over-delegation
Why does the Tezos protocol allow for baker over-delegation?
It is the Tezos protocol itself that has encoded the amount of XTZ that needs to be put up for baking and endorsements and the protocol ...
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Tendermint vs Grandpa & Babe
It seems Tezos is moving towards the Tendermint consensus, used by Cosmos. However, wouldn't a Grandpa & Babe consensus mechanism, as used in Polkadot, allow for better block scaling?
EDIT: I am ...
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Can /context/constants change apart from a protocol change?
The node RPC allows you to ask for the context constants for any block via /chains/<chain>/blocks/<block>/context/constants. Is it possible for these constants to change apart from a ...
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What steps should be taken to safely upgrade a baker after a new protocol update
With the Athens upgrade looking likely, I am interested to hear how bakers can safely update their nodes to the latest version whilst experiencing minimum downtime. It has been straightforward doing ...
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Amending the P2P Layer
Is it possible to amend the P2P layer of Tezos? As far as I understand from here, the amendment process is only for the economic protocol.
If we wanted to suggest changes to how the P2P layer works ...
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Can I use an RPC to switch the Tezos node to another protocol?
What is the command line command or RPC call for switching a Tezos node onto one of the protocol amendments being voted on?
During which phases is it possible to switch to a candidate protocol.
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Block Withholding Attacks
Would it be possible to do something similar to selfish mining or rather a block withholding attack in Tezos and if so how would that work? As far as I understand, Tezos being a PoS system, it'll be ...
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Michelson P2P message encoding
I'm looking to implement full message "forging" with no reliance on RPC calls. The P2P message doc does not cover all the details.
Let's say I have the JSON representation of parameters and code, how ...
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Testnet Fork during Testing Period (Cycles 17-24)
Why is the testnet fork during the Testing Period (Cycles 17-24) only run for 48 hours as compared to the entire duration of 8 cycles of that phase?
Wouldn't it make more sense to test for a longer ...
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What are nonce-revelations?
I'm in the process of setting up a HA baking infrastructure with multiple full nodes and a single baking service that can move to a different node if one goes down. I think I've got a handle on most ...
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How to generate a fake but valid protocol hash?
How do I generate a fake but valid protocol hash, like ProtoGenesisGenesisGenesisGenesisGenesisGenesk612im?
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How do I base58 encode the chain ID using Python?
When Tezos needs to sign a baking or endorsement operation payload, byte 0 will be a 0x01 for a baking operation or 0x02 for an endorsement operation. Bytes 1-5 in the operation payload contain the ...
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Format of public key, signature and key_hash literals
According to grammar present in Michelson specification, there are string constants for types signature, key, key_hash. What is the precise format of these strings?
Specifically:
Suppose I have a key ...
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Fees for various operation [duplicate]
I understand that some operations require a minimal fee, for instance ꜩ0.001271 for transfer operations. Besides, some operations require to burn extra tez. Are these fees documented somewhere?
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Test chain 48 hours constant [closed]
Why are the 48 hours of test chain completely hard-coded ?
https://gitlab.com/tezos/tezos/blob/master/src/proto_alpha/lib_protocol/src/amendment.ml#L88-89
I mean as opposed to coming from e.g. ...
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what this 2 empty [] mean?
when invoke with rpc api GET ..//operations. always has 2 emtpy []. what this mean?
I only care transaction. please tell me kind:transaction is locate index where(must include in last index--...
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What is the difference between fee and gaslimit?
With Ethereum, max fee is gas multiplied by the gas price. But with Tezos, when i construct an operation, the fee is personally set, why is it not computed by gas_limit?
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why Inject an operation need latest block?
Can I do without using the latest block? Because I want to do offline signing. Could I perhaps sign with the latest known block instead of the latest?
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Contract's address format specification
Is there a specification somewhere which explains how to compute a human-readable address of a contract?
In order to originate a contract I need to provide its code, initial storage value and some ...
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Total amount of XTZ in existence
Is there an RPC to get the total amount of tezos in existence at some particular block (or cycle begin/end)?
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Is there a way to generate a pseudo-random number inside a contract in liquidity?
If I require a pseudo-random number (PRN) in the internal working of a function in liquidity, is there a way to do it? Is there one in Michelson?
I already know about the way to send a PRN through RPC ...
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What does “stakeholders govern the protocol” exactly means?
I read that Tezos can also be used as votes for features in the Tezos development process. Is that related to which phase of process? Making feature requests in repo, accepting ones or sitting in ...
