JS doesn't have a native way to handle large integers.
Numeric literals with absolute values equal to 2^53 or greater are too large to be represented accurately as integers
for timestamps with ms precision such as in the witness_info object, the convention is to return them as strings and let the client decide how to turn those into big integers using a library such as biginteger.js for example.
JS doesn't have a native way to handle large integers.
for timestamps with ms precision such as in the
witness_info
object, the convention is to return them as strings and let the client decide how to turn those into big integers using a library such as biginteger.js for example.