@DEV, I created two aliases (a and t) but I can't find them in wallet 0.1.2 , just disappeared, the tx id, is there a way to get them back?
c341479d37eec334a92b31ba41c5892ed778172557b265db5a20bc6a405b0116
5b9a51576241e5303cbc9ee24c312a81b6fc5929df8a89e614876332e9365798
Just in case people don't know.Here is a list of commands and descriptions :https://github.com/syscoin/syscoin/blob/master/COMMANDS.mdIn most cases you have to call it in the following order
new then followed by
activateBut do be careful, the
fees are quite high initially in order to avoid attacks on the blockchain.
They will be lowered on a sliding scale over the next 90 days..
As most of these services are a first in the crypto world we need to do some price discovery and see how everything works out and if we need to adjust..
Fee schedule here : Just finished the service fee tiers doc:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1x8dv0pGyRCeT8aXIEQpgNiq0ENxJKwEO_PmZqnxJERk/edit?usp=sharingThe only thing I am not sure about is if
offers aka marketplace will be priced per kb or per offer; the sheet has them priced per kb. Please take note of the scaling value of Syscoin from 1k - 1.5k satoshi and the decreasing cost in USD of the services relative to that increase in value. This shows 6months but as you can see in a few places and via the blockheights this is compressed to 90days. Open to feedback! Lmk if we got any numbers wrong but almost all formula driven (for sanity purposes, this doc alone represents many hours of work).
If you want to play around with commands : ...
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how does one go about using the marketplace anyways.
The marketplace uses the "offer" commands. This is intended for devs to build on as business opportunities for them (of course once we iron out the smaller wallet issues listed above).
Remember all services cost fees so if you want to play with these for free - use the testnet. In the console type "help" you'll see a number of "offer" commands. These commands are used to list/view/buy items on the Syscoin blockchain. If you type "offernew help" for example it will tell you how to create an offer, after which you will need to activate it before it can be purchased by others using "offeractivate".
We have a boilerplate market for devs started (
https://github.com/syscoin/sysmarket) who want to start building on this- we are happy to take pull requests related to this front-end to bootstrap people and get them going. It uses the Syscoin JSON RPC and admittedly lacks documentation which we will add over this week. We're also adding more functionality to the QT wallet itself related to the market, but the QT wallet is intended to be a "reference client" so it just mirrors the daemon commands.
