No, you would a bridge from the TLBC to Ethereum mainnet and it was not built. The reason it was not built is because the validator set changes on the TLBC are handled by logic not computable by a smart contract on the ethereum mainnet like hard forks. So it would be impossible in a trustless manner to replicate the validator set of TLBC on the Ethereum mainnet. This would be required for a bridge to work since validators need to acknowledge on ethereum mainnet that TLC were burned on TLBC to issue TLN on ethereum mainnet.
Hi guys, I'm trying trustlines, and I encountered an issue with docker-compose solution where it can't read 'keystore-password.txt' file, and throws IsADirectoryError (docker version is 19.03.1). Then I tried Relay server guide - install steps, and everything was working, but at the step ~/opt/py-eth-index/bin/ethindex importabi I get an ConnectionError for port 8545 even thou I'm running instance of trustlines/tlbc-node:release. Could you help me out ?
Do you think it's an issue with docker version ?
Hi, thanks for trying stuff out!
If the quickstart script, throws an error IsADirectoryError, it usually means the process was interrupted midway through at an unexpected place and was restarted. The script intends to create a file but doesn't have the right to do so / the file was created as a directory. I would try deleting the whole folder (called trustlines or tlbc usually) and restart the process if you do not mind. You can also try to delete only the file/directory it complains about and restart the script.
As for the relay not being able to connect to the node, if you are running the node with docker, by default the ports 8545 and 8546 are not exposed (for security reasons). You would need to open the docker-compose file and add these lines under ports of home-node:
services:
home-node:
...
ports:
8545:8545
8545:8545/udp
8546:8546
8546:8546/udpI am working on a way to make this process easier but am also busy with other things and this won't be ready soon enough :/
Can it be done with Etherscan?
I am not aware of how Gnosis Safe wallets work, but afair you can do it with etherscan
You should first use the website: https://trustlines.foundation/merkle-drop.html
Enter your address there and click on
Then you can use whatever means to send a transaction from the address elligible to the merkle drop contract at address 0x0A6f0C541Be542c098B7Ee03C9C634f20BCf8422 with the correct data.
Enter your address there and click on
check eligibility, then click on claim tokens. It should connect to your web3 provider and you should be able to see the data required to claim the tokens.Then you can use whatever means to send a transaction from the address elligible to the merkle drop contract at address 0x0A6f0C541Be542c098B7Ee03C9C634f20BCf8422 with the correct data.
@chaserene I was not part of the team when this decision was met, but what I can tell you is that it is a React-Native app and our code internally is already licensed under an open-source license. We’ll be releasing it to the public very soon and when this happens the app will also be generally available and not under beta/testflight flag.
@chaserene you can view the chainspec over here: https://github.com/trustlines-protocol/blockchain/blob/master/chain/tlbc/tlbc-spec.json
@chaserene more information can be found in our blog posts over here: https://blog.trustlines.network/ There is a lot of material there. Also make sure to read those 2:https://blog.trustlines.network/t-x-launching-the-trustlines-blockchain/ https://blog.trustlines.network/trustlines-validator-spotlight-deep-dive-on-rewards-economics-and-opportunities-for-validators/
The current validator set will expire on 03/23/2021. That means, shortly before that we will need to select a new validator set and you will be able to join then.
is anyone around for a security related question?
and whether there is a desktop application planned?
@jwinnie:matrix.org yes I do know how trustlines works. If you want a deep technical explanation a dev would be a better fit. Do you want to know anything in specific? A desktop application is on the roadmap but currently the mobile application is the only user faced application avaiable.
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I was just thinking of adopting Trustlines and I was wondering if it inherits the issues that other cryptocurrencies have
e.g. unfairness, environmentally unfriendly, centralized/biased towards creators
@jwinnie:matrix.org can you write me an email? andreas@brainbot.com to align on a time and date?
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Hey 👋
The link to trustlines documentation from Android App (v1.22.0) is leading to
The link to trustlines documentation from Android App (v1.22.0) is leading to
:)
@niels_:matrix.org sorry, the URL in the dev docs was wrong. The correct RPC address is: https://trustlines-relay.giveth.io
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Hey Trustlines team 👋
Can you share any updates on the migration process to Gnosis chain?
Can you share any updates on the migration process to Gnosis chain?
@niels_:matrix.org Hi! Thanks for your question. The work on the migration has begun, but due to some unforeseen issues, the development has been delayed for a bit. Some things have proved to be more difficult than expected as well. Once all the team members are back from vacation, the work should progress normally again.
Is the app not open-source? I've submitted the Romanian translation through crowdin and I'd like to see how it looks :)
OK, I found out that I can ask for access to the source code through email