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Atomicals mining engine written in pure Rust.
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Mint not recognized as atomicals #27

Closed Mitochondria7 closed 10 months ago

Mitochondria7 commented 10 months ago

I just did a test using latest code (0.1.9) . The mint is very fast, however, after confirmation on chain, it seems the atomicals index didn't recognize the successful mint received in primary wallet as atomicals. It considers it as normal UTXO. How can I fix this? Thanks

AurevoirXavier commented 10 months ago

Which command are you using? It currently doesn't support certain special tokens e.g. which requires bitworkr.

Mitochondria7 commented 10 months ago

Which command are you using? It currently doesn't support certain special tokens e.g. which requires bitworkr. what do you mean by bitworkr? bitwork for realm?

I was testing it on sophon, which is a token that has same bitwork difficulty as quark. Here is my command: atomicalsir --ticker sophon --max-fee 40 --rust-engine /my atomical-JS wallet path.

The tx id is: 000000adc70f392c8710bb292cfe17c54a23a88f8d4129631a3e13ad6348de53, you could see reveal tx seems to be successfully delivered. but that was considered as regular UTXO when I check my address balance

star8ks commented 10 months ago

I was testing it on sophon, which is a token that has same bitwork difficulty as quark. Here is my command: atomicalsir --ticker sophon --max-fee 40 --rust-engine /my atomical-JS wallet path.

The tx id is: 000000adc70f392c8710bb292cfe17c54a23a88f8d4129631a3e13ad6348de53, you could see reveal tx seems to be successfully delivered. but that was considered as regular UTXO when I check my address balance

Bitworkr of sophon is "6238", but rust-engine does not support bitworkr currently.

Mitochondria7 commented 10 months ago

I was testing it on sophon, which is a token that has same bitwork difficulty as quark. Here is my command: atomicalsir --ticker sophon --max-fee 40 --rust-engine /my atomical-JS wallet path. The tx id is: 000000adc70f392c8710bb292cfe17c54a23a88f8d4129631a3e13ad6348de53, you could see reveal tx seems to be successfully delivered. but that was considered as regular UTXO when I check my address balance

Bitworkr of sophon is "6238", but rust-engine does not support bitworkr currently.

Thanks for the explanation! this might be a dumb question, bitworkr stands for reveal bitwork? I didn't realize it exist previously. Just did some quick search, indeed quark didn't require bitworkr, then it make senses that rust-engine can work on it.

star8ks commented 10 months ago

bitworkr stands for reveal bitwork?

Yes.

AurevoirXavier commented 10 months ago

I will add bitworkr feature later.