Closed banlieu451 closed 2 years ago
You would need to set up your own node to get around rate limits. Once you have an RPC node on the network you can hit it with as many queries as it can handle.
Thanks for reply so for this line //[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0].forEach(async (v,i)
We just delete " // " its gonna be " [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0].forEach(async (v,i) " to run ?
it wont work unless you have your own rpc node because of rate limits. If you have a rpc node set up you can just uncomment it or run the queries directly from the node.
Hello excuse me to disturb you,
Im trying to run a BSC full node 2 mounts ago I fail I always run an ethereum node and working good
Can you provide me little help ?
I mean when I run it to light I get ETH.syncing return false but when I run it to fast or full I get never sync
I have
i9 12cores 124 GB RAM 2 TB NVME 1 mb/s internet speed
Sincerely Mickael
Thanks i'm trying to install a node 1 mouth ago still can't :/ -- Envoyé avec Tutanota, la boîte aux lettres sécurisée et sans publicité.
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You would need to set up your own node to get around rate limits. Once you have an RPC node on the network you can hit it with as many queries as it can handle.
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I'm not an expert on geth or bsc to be honest. Perhaps see if there is a BSC technical discord channel or try to connect with someone from their dev team for assistance. Sorry I couldn't be of more help here.
https://github.com/jamesbachini/DEX-Arbitrage/blob/a1f23b3e3fe6d64350befef98713af5efbd2ff3f/scripts/trade.js#L14* https://github.com/jamesbachini/DEX-Arbitrage/blob/a1f23b3e3fe6d64350befef98713af5efbd2ff3f/scripts/trade.js#L15
Hello James and thanks a lot !
Can you explain please, how to use this line please ?