Closed dominic-healid closed 2 years ago
You will have to see what the current network usage is like and do a bit of trial and error. What contract function are you calling? Is it your own contract? That makes a huge difference regarding cpu and net requirements to execute the function. However, you could get away with very little net+cpu for a function like transfer on the system token contract. Ex: https://wax.bloks.io/transaction/7a35a5a83e83d40ada1fe9c6125f4ffe936119191e110bdcfdfa27e48b9d7862?tab=raw
I'm actually calling our own contract. What do you mean by looking at the current network usage? Can you please point me to that? Will it work if we add more CPU/NET?
Thank you for your response, appreciate it!
Anyone can point me on how much should we stake fo CPU and Net in order for us to make transaction? So far we already staked 140 wax for CPU and 60 for Net and we are still unable to make a transaction by calling a smart contract function.