It explains among other things that the devs didn't receive tokens. Devs only got tokens if they themselves participated in the token sale and that would be part of the 50% pool.
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Ok, now an usability question. :)
I joined a token network and I got a channel opened with another participant. I then left the token network (calling DELETE on the token network address). The channel went into closing immediately (expected) and closed after a while (settle timeout?)
What I can not see neither through the API or even the UI is what happened with the tokens that were on the channel. They are not back on my account - balance has not been updated - so I am guessing they are on the UDC? The API does not indicate in any way on what block I should expect to have the funds back.
Also: if they are on the UDC, how can I withdraw to my account? Will the funds be used if I re-join the network?
As for the tokens in the channel they should be paid out when settle takes place after the settlement timeout expires, which should be 500 blocks by default.
Ah, so this is another thing that was unclear for me. I was under the impression that UDC would hold any token while settlements were open and that services could collect RDN from them. Thanks for clarifying that.
So I guess is just an usability issue? At the moment as an user all I am in the UI is that the channel is marked as "closed" (which now I understand that it means that it hasn't been settled yet), but I am not seeing the funds back and no kind of message indicating when (time or blockwise) they should be back to my account - which can give some sort of anxiety.
raiden_1 | 2020-09-15 09:19:33.280111 [info ] Received new balance proof, creating message for Monitoring Service. [raiden.services] balance_proof=BalanceProofSignedState< nonce: 13 transferred_amount: 310000000000000000 locked_amount: 120000000000000000 locksroot: 0x700d5bd5a5697965751a2749e0a0a83a0cb1de62abf0a3f3cf76320e1a4bfefc message_hash: 0x2ccb16cc5439e85b51a3b7a97e7787a8a3762975cded3e80a0bb2a067855ae70 signature: 0x5c6787becd98940ccd0b0259db2dd497ba673732bdc3b1e00519c8c1dde11995159e77ca003fc014cb71f708e90c4bb8db5b8940deed77d40870cc52a4c64bed1c sender: 0x9D527BFBF56420ae45f57D79D19060F34957808a canonical_identifier: CanonicalIdentifier(chain_identifier=5, token_network_address=0x812650FB6Acdf9dD47E631cBB5518B32FFD4D129, channel_identifier=67) balance_hash: 0x4f65c2be3f847edb76bd016e4218e741a16d7cba45dddebddc514e135f9bea8b > greenlet_name=GMatrixClient.message_worker user_id:@0xd09a21634b70378a847d9ab61c77d90c43805264:transport.transport04.raiden.network node=0xD09A21634b70378a847d9aB61c77D90C43805264
raiden_1 | 2020-09-15 09:19:36.111005 [info ] Synchronizing blockchain events [raiden.raiden_service] blocks_per_second=0.06286153873778143 elapsed=15.907978393137455 greenlet_name=AlarmTask._run node:0xD09A21634b70378a847d9aB61c77D90C43805264 remaining_blocks_to_sync=0 to_block=3406203
In the case where we are joining an already existing token network, in the docs it says : "By default, Raiden connects automatically to 3 channels to other nodes and splits up 60% of the funds between them. The remaining 40% of tokens will be used to join channels that are automatically opened by other participants."
1 - Saying it splits 60% of the funds between the channels , meaning I DEPOSITED 20% in each channel right? and if that is the case does it mean, if by chance the node i want to make payments to is one of the 3 nodes raiden opened channels with by default, then i no longuer have to open a channel nor deposit funds in the channel ? And if i do then it means that i deposited in that channel
an amount of = 20% of the initial funds + the amount i put to open a channel ?
2- Also, in the case where the node I want to make frequent payments to is not one of the 3 nodes raiden opened channels with by default, then doesn't that somehow means that I lost 60 % of my initial amount on channels that I wont be needing ? I am clearly missing something here so please bare with me
3- i dnt understand "The remaining 40% of tokens will be used to join channels " . Because in API docs there is no API to join a channel , you can join a tokenNetwork , but not a channel.
Could someone clarify these points for me please,
@sahar-fehri The 60% are deposited in newly created channels. They can be used to pay each of the channel partners, but they can also be used to pay others if the channel partners are online and have other channels themselves. In that case they will act as mediators and forward your payment to the target. This is one of the main points of raiden.
The other 40% are kept in the wallet at first and are used to deposit into channels when other nodes open a channel to you.
@karlb thank you for your response.
Is there a guide to transfer the $UNI from the Raiden Address back to the original ETH address please?
The closest issue I can find somewhat related : raiden-network/raiden-wizard#131
Thank you!
You need to know your address first. You should be able to get it from the Raiden web interface when you are running Raiden.
Then you need to find the corresponding keyfile from
~/.ethereum/keystoreon Linux or /Library/Ethereum/keystoreon Mac. There is an address property in every keystore file, that you can check. If you have a lot keystore files in the folder you can try finding by writing a little script. If you have problems with this, please let me know.When you have it the easiest way to get your UNI is to import the file in MetaMask. You should not be running Raiden while you are using the keystore file to make transactions externally.
We decided to remove it when we did the redesign, because we wanted to keep the payment dialog more simple. But we already have an issue for adding it again here: raiden-network/webui#345
I will push for implementing it soon.
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