Closed farinspace closed 3 months ago
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The end goal is to use the lisk migration tool to claim and transfer tokens:
1) I have exported my LISK private key from Exodus wallet 2) I have used the following: https://github.com/przemerr/exodusRecovery to create a recovery file for import into lisk-desktop 3) I am able to recover using lisk-desktop ... the desktop wallet shows my balance.
And, the claim tool seems to work, it recognizes my balance, however when I go to sign a message lisk-desktop silently fails (enter password, click continue ... nothing happens).
Signing a plain message from the "recovered account" fails ... but signing a plain message from a newly created account seems to work.
I want to try to understand what is going on and if there is anything that can be done.
Thank you.
Referencing the same issue here: https://github.com/przemerr/exodusRecovery/issues/1
TLDR; Exodus seems to export a 128 length private key ... however "nacl-fast.js" seems to expect a 64 length private key
The Lisk L1 Mainnet was stopped on May 21 prior to the migration so it's an expected behaviour that transactions can no longer be carried out there. We'll update the private key import feature with the length fix.
Expected behavior
Desktop wallet shows latest blockchain transactions and the latest blocks on mainnet.
Actual behavior
However, only transactions from May 21, 2024 and prior are displayed. No blocks are displayed since may 21, 2024 (no new blocks are displayed).
Steps to reproduce
Install latest version of Desktop wallet.
Which version(s) does this affect? (Environment, OS, etc...)
I have installed 3.0.3 on mac os and 3.0.3/3.0.2 on windows both with same results above.
Maybe I am missing something here, initial impressions seems like the LISK L1 Mainnet simply isn't working any more ... I am trying to transfer LISK L1 tokens from Exodus to the LISK desktop wallet so that I can then convert to L2 tokens via wallet connect.