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The term "transaction" is used in IoTA to refer to the signed data package that stores a message to be sent from an externally owned account.

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I need help understanding and unlocking an output in this transaction: 👉 https://explorer.iota.org/mainnet/transaction/0xbe5b9f11d2657bc6e6383504ee7746021b84eb679974fbad0df7b42ccce421b9 As far as I ...
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When I press the button to migrate IOTA from the legacy migration tool, I get an error indicating the address from which it is done and the message of few iotas. Considering that there are more than a ...
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I'm using the following code from the IOTA SDK github page as my base for a project to calculate the submission time and CPU utilization percentage of a block submission. Code for block submission ...
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Ideally I would like to watch some wallet address and get informed when new transaction has occured. In order to raise safety level I don't want to store mnemonic on the server. I looked up node ...
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I would like to create transaction using IotaWallet of wallet.rs containing a message or tag. Currently I perfectly create a transaction for Alice wallet, using: from iota_wallet import IotaWallet # ...
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I am sending integer and float data to IOTA ledger at Chrysalis Devnet using iota_client Python library. Each time I send new subset of data or want to update the same data, client = iota_client....
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I am trying to send a list data to IOTA Ledger as follow client = iota_client.Client() message_temperature = client.message( index="Pasteur1_Tempdata", data=temp_list ) where my temp_list is ...
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I can't find any docs about more details than. https://wiki.iota.org/shimmer/iota.rs/how_tos/build_nft_output/#expected-output I was looking for something like this: https://explorer.shimmer.network/...
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thanks to this topic, I understand that I have to take in consideration Shimmer -and not the actual IOTA mainnet- in order to store data inside transactions permanently. My concern is about ...
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I am trying to send a full block with a transaction payload to the Shimmer Testnet through this endpoint. The payload has a transaction essence with one UTXO Input and creates a Basic Output. The ...
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I have a Hornet node connected to the IOTA network. In turn, from my own node I'm sending different messages over the Streams protocol. The propagation times I get give me no clue about why some ...
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I'm reading the IOTA documentation, but I'm still having a doubt: is the Tangle a graph where each vertex is a transaction or is each vertex a message? Thanks.
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From this question, I would like to know if there is an updated method to send big payload within the current IOTA network (chrysalis 1.5). From the docs: Because messages in IOTA are not allowed to ...
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I have deployed an IOTA tangle network on Hornet and it is running successfully on http://localhost:8081/. How do I send a transaction to it? Are there any steps or could you please share any ...
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I'm running a private tangle network (GoShimmer 1.7.2) using Docker https://goshimmer.docs.iota.org/tooling/docker_private_network.html I want to try a double spend. there is a script to do that in ...
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I'm exploring the following milestone message. And I'm using the following RFC: 0019-RFC From the message, I've identified almost every element, but there is one that is not referenced in the ...
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I'm trying to understand what is the structure of the messages in IOTA. I used scylla to download some messages and now I don't see that the structure from the message matchs with the current one ...
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It is important to keep track of the state, e.g., in order to perform verification of transactions. While it is possible to reconstruct the most updated state by starting from the initial state and ...
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A question , Friends. Do data transactions need the milestones of the coordinator for the nodes to validate them, just like value transactions? If the coordinator stopped , could data transactions be ...
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I am not able to get into my Iota account using Iota Light Wallet 2.5.7. I always get a Connection Refused error. The only responding node is the following but always get the Connection Refused error. ...
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I am currently having troubles with some example code I found on github regarding the iota.c library (example code in README file). However I am not able to send a valid transaction using ...
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im desperate to understand,i seriously tried im new to iota but it is quite hard to understand how consensus is achieved in iota, and what is the transaction structure ? i also don't understand what ...
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While following the IOTA JavaScript guide, I changed the example node to a main net node - https://nodes.thetangle.org:443 and received the following error message below. How do I get messages from ...
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After logging into my trinity_wallet after a long time (several monthes), I found a zero balance and lastest transaction which was not mine. After correspondence with a team member, it became clear ...
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A node needs to verify that all transaction that it receives are valid before adding it to its local copy of tangle. For this we would need an algorithm which given the cone of this transaction would ...
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I will give a scenario because my problem might be confusing if explained otherwise. Let's say a customer is checking out at a store using IOTA. Before the customer proceeds to checkout they send a ...
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I have created a one command tangle from this link: https://docs.iota.org/docs/utils/0.1/community/one-command-tangle/overview And using API given here: https://docs.iota.org/docs/node-software/0.1/...
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I am sending two zero value transactions to a specific address on the testnet. The content is shown below: This is the address I am sending it to: ...
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Let s say we have some critical information stored as Zero Value transactions on the Tangle. How long does it last? Which robust approaches do you recommend to keep a copy of those transactions? I ...
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Probably not typically needed for an IoT device, but a general app that uses the Iota ledger might be on a mobile device, and the Flutter framework seems pretty handy (I like how it can output iOS and ...
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The official IOTA FAQ mentions how Bitcoin needs roughly 6 blocks to verify a new transaction. What is the equivalent rough estimate for IOTA in order to verify a single new transaction? How big of a ...
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I know there is three type of full node: 1- mainnet 2- devnet 3- testnet I wand to build private IoTA network with full control. So, I have found tutorial for private tangle: https://docs.iota.org/...
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I am Muhammad, working with my way to use IOTA to fetch data from IDS/IPS. IOTA uses 2 transactions as input if I am not wrong. I want to send data of IDS to IOTA. I am using Grafana and mysql to ...
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Ive been looking through documentation and articles but couldnt really find anything about it. I assume its the hash of all concatenated attributes? I am not talking about the bundle hash. And a ...
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Can anyone see what the message was that I sent today to PEUTKRIYWYRJFLEPZWHKEDLSXZEDOFJKBDODKVTDKMP9C9UGGNVXWYJEWNYDWHVCUVGQHRFJPTRKANMBCYLTLUTEOY along with 1 Gi? If yes, how?
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I see using sendTrytes you would get an bundle, but can I get hash from the bundle and return to me? const transfers = [ { value: 0, address: address, ...
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How would a simple program look like, that, when run, writes the message Hello World to the tangle?
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What does the "value" field of the tangle explorer indicates? The linked transaction reports a value of 1+ B USD. What is this value referring to?
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As written in multiple forums, IoTA tips are chosen using the random walk method starting at the milestone transaction. The milestone transaction will have the reference to the old transactions. Tip ...
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For Bitcoin we have the following information about the propagation time from here: 12.6 seconds is the time it takes for a new block to propagate to 95% of nodes. Is there any observation on how ...
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Is there some kind of IOTA C library just for signing transactions? The IOT device in question does not have Wifi and is too weak computationally to do POW. I want the device itself sign the tx so ...
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I have made an open source airgapped device for signing bundles offline. A main purpose is to address the possiblity that the components we use to make our devices are already compromised before ...
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If I am not mistaken no single block in the public tangle is ever fully confirmed. What exactly determines the treshhold when funds are actually received, making the transaction relatively ...
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I found an article here :(Link to the article) entitled "LoraWAN and IOTA: Proof of Concept of storing data in real time in the Tangle" , written by Harm van den Brink (IOTA foundation member). ...
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I'm trying to integrate IOTA into the Unity game engine although whenever I try running the code I get "Insufficient value submitted" I have made sure that my seed is accurate and that I have enough ...
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I'd like to know how I can check if a transfer is an ingoing or an outgoing one, and know the respective sent/received amount by calling getAccountData from the Iota JavaScript library.
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When you want to do several transactions how do you update the people transacting with you of your new address? In the case of machines transacting with each other how will the machines know the ...
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As the title says i am interested in the block finality of IOTA. In the long run there seems to be no instant block finality in IOTA because it is only considered confirmed as some number of tips are ...
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Watching IOTA presentation there is a thing that is still unclear for me: Knowing that IOTA involves PoW but a much lighter one (in order to achieve thousands of transactions per second, but also ...
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Timestamps in Tangle are already mandatory and must have a value in a certain range, which seems to be between the last snapshot time (epoch 1517180400, which is GMT: Sunday, January 28, 2018 11:00:00 ...
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