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Add Qtum support (#287)
2019-03-05 11:58:08 +00:00
{
common/defs: add 'confidential_assets' section to coin definitions (#399) Enable 'confidential_assets' for Elements (following #66 and #317) to allow deriving confidential addresses and signing confidential transactions. The following Python helper script was used to update the JSON files: ``` import json import sys for f in sys.argv[1:]: d = json.load(open(f)) d["confidential_assets"] = None with open(f, "w") as o: json.dump(d, o, indent=2) o.write("\n") ``` Set it to `{'address_prefix': 4, 'blech32_prefix': 'el'}` for Elements. `coins.json` and `coininfo.py` were re-generated using: ``` $ pipenv run make gen gen_check ```
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"coin_name": "Qtum Testnet",
"coin_shortcut": "tQTUM",
"coin_label": "Qtum Testnet",
"website": "https://qtum.org",
"github": "https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum",
"maintainer": "CodeFace <codeface@qtum.info>",
"curve_name": "secp256k1",
common: divisibility -> decimals
2019-12-09 16:43:30 +00:00
"decimals": 8,
common/defs: add 'confidential_assets' section to coin definitions (#399) Enable 'confidential_assets' for Elements (following #66 and #317) to allow deriving confidential addresses and signing confidential transactions. The following Python helper script was used to update the JSON files: ``` import json import sys for f in sys.argv[1:]: d = json.load(open(f)) d["confidential_assets"] = None with open(f, "w") as o: json.dump(d, o, indent=2) o.write("\n") ``` Set it to `{'address_prefix': 4, 'blech32_prefix': 'el'}` for Elements. `coins.json` and `coininfo.py` were re-generated using: ``` $ pipenv run make gen gen_check ```
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"address_type": 120,
"address_type_p2sh": 110,
"maxfee_kb": 40000000,
"minfee_kb": 400000,
"signed_message_header": "Qtum Signed Message:\n",
"hash_genesis_block": "0000e803ee215c0684ca0d2f9220594d3f828617972aad66feb2ba51f5e14222",
"xprv_magic": 70615956,
"xpub_magic": 70617039,
"xpub_magic_segwit_p2sh": 71979618,
"xpub_magic_segwit_native": 73342198,
"bech32_prefix": "tq",
"cashaddr_prefix": null,
"slip44": 1,
"segwit": true,
"decred": false,
"fork_id": null,
"force_bip143": false,
"bip115": false,
"default_fee_b": {
"Low": 410,
"Economy": 500,
"Normal": 600,
"High": 2000
},
"dust_limit": 218400,
"blocktime_seconds": 128,
"uri_prefix": "qtum",
"min_address_length": 27,
"max_address_length": 34,
"bitcore": [],
"blockbook": [],
core+legacy: fix KMD signing (introduce negative_fee coin field)
2019-08-09 14:01:28 +00:00
"negative_fee": false,
common/defs: add 'confidential_assets' section to coin definitions (#399) Enable 'confidential_assets' for Elements (following #66 and #317) to allow deriving confidential addresses and signing confidential transactions. The following Python helper script was used to update the JSON files: ``` import json import sys for f in sys.argv[1:]: d = json.load(open(f)) d["confidential_assets"] = None with open(f, "w") as o: json.dump(d, o, indent=2) o.write("\n") ``` Set it to `{'address_prefix': 4, 'blech32_prefix': 'el'}` for Elements. `coins.json` and `coininfo.py` were re-generated using: ``` $ pipenv run make gen gen_check ```
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"cooldown": 100,
"consensus_branch_id": null,
"confidential_assets": null
Add Qtum support (#287)
2019-03-05 11:58:08 +00:00
}
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