Another approach is to provide clear explanation that current mining power is actually sufficient, because we have many https://w8.io/top/Waves wallets of exchanges (for example Upbit: https://w8.io/3PDGpuS9AoKQUnJVTSNRZY7pTGaxwLJo1cq with 50M) we can consider as fair players, then we can subtract them from total value and do the math.
Читать полностью…Thank you for the explanation, so submitting a request to Gate for speeding things up is probably pointless in this case, right?
Читать полностью…(To be honest, I wonder what they count as a confirmation, because it's too slow. Transactions in the Waves network between wallets are instant)
Читать полностью…@deemru Hello, could you please clarify something? Transfers via the WAVES network towards Gate.io take an hour and a half to be confirmed. Is this a technical limitation of the WAVES network, or is it on Gate.io's side? Is it possible to reduce the confirmation limit on Gate.io's side or not? Thank you.
Читать полностью…Sure, L2 chains such as Units do not have its own consensus, it relies on Waves (L1) network flow. This flow microforks pretty often because microblocks generation is pretty fast now, and speed of light limits can not be overcome in decentralized way.
Читать полностью…I do not see anything special, microblock reorganisation on Waves net causes chain reorganisation on Units net
Читать полностью…I’m using fairly complex listener setups, but let’s start with something as simple as an RPC request to eth_blockNumber(latest block). Take a look at the attached screenshot to see what it’s returning. This behavior persists almost constantly. On EVM chains like ETH, POLY, BSC, or BASE, such cases almost never occur, with just a few rare exceptions. I believe this is the root cause of the issue where duplicate events are emitted for blocks that were already processed long ago.
Читать полностью…Hello, I was redirected here regarding an issue with the Unit0 chain. - I am experiencing an issue with event listeners over WebSocket connections. For example, even with a simple event handler on "eth_blockNumber," I receive the correct message after a block is mined. However, later, the same message is received multiple times (n times), either seconds or even minutes later. This problem occurs for all events, not consistently but very frequently. For instance, with the "Transfer" event, if there's only one transaction in the block (mine), I correctly receive the event after the block is mined, but then I receive the same event multiple times again—same value, same block. There seems to be an issue with event emission, parallelization, multiple nodes, or something along those lines on your end.
Читать полностью…i think i just fumbled my way through setting up a node. how do i know it's fully operational once it dl the chain?
Читать полностью…There is no theoretical proof that there is a smaller number of confirmations with the same risk they are already taken. So you have to attract more mining power first then you will be able to claim the reduction of the number of confirmations.
Читать полностью…Everyone has a right to require any number of confirmations. More confirmations = less risk.
There are possible theoretical scenarios when you can compute finalized block approved by the majority of generating power, but as you can see here https://w8.io/GENERATORS only 20M waves are mining for the last 24h, but the emission is more than 100M, so the majority have to be 50+M but it cannot be reached at all, so the exchanges have to do approximations to reduce risks.
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Читать полностью…I am trying to use it in a codeigniter (php) website but no clue how to use (or if it's possible) to use a node library with a PHP webapp
Читать полностью…Thank you for the explanation. So this behavior is more typical for L2 chains than for L1?
Читать полностью…I'm not sure where the issue lies, I just wanted to discuss it with you because this behavior is not typical for the EVM chains I am familiar with.
Читать полностью…This is not related to chain reorganizations. The duplicate events I receive are tied to the same block number, emitted several seconds or minutes later, and contain identical data. In a reorganization, I would expect events with a new block number, not repeats from an already confirmed block. This seems more like a node or event emission issue.
Читать полностью…Are you sure you are not talking about chain reorganizations which can occur pretty often on the last blocks
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