8 shards, and the beacon itself, probably. That would make 9
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Found the problem, I think I examined the code and got the result of the getbeaconbeststate
at the 2357th epoch. In that epoch, incscan shows 2307 and gettotalstaker
returns 2316. Futhermore, the official explorer shows the same numbers. Here is the related part of pretty-printed json result:
If we follow the code (getAllStaker()
at https://github.com/incognitochain/incognito-chain/blob/dev/master-consensus-v2-optimized/dataaccessobject/statedb/statedb.go) and do math, we get 2316 (=7+1989+8*32+8*8). Surprisingly, the beacon committee has 7 validators, not 8. Why? ( To any devs from the team ) If this is true, incscan should show gettotalstaker - 7
. Otherwise, incscan should show gettotalstaker - 8
Currently, incscan shows gettotalstaker - 9
. If this is true and not a bug, where does -1 comes from? Again, any help from the team is appreciated. @Support The calculation of the correct number is also required for IncogWhaleBot.
FWIW When I run https://api.incscan.io/network/staking-nodes/total I get 2307 validators but when I go to the website I see 2193 active validators.
That worked for me, do I need to be refreshing the page?
A fix was deployed few days ago and it seems you didnât get the last client side code. Could be a Cloudflare issue, will inspect that later. (the force refresh fixed that)
1.7.9 version released
New feature:
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Pair of the month dashboard widget: A new widget has been added to simple and advanced dashboards, it shows key figures about a selected trading pair. The first pair is PRV-QUEST and next pairs will be chosen by the community and the incognito team.
hey @abduraman, Iâd like to confirm that the beacon committee size is currently 7 so please update your formula if needed, thanks
I donât know, my calculation is : 176 (fixed nodes) + staking transactions count - unstaked transactions counts
Itâs possible that I missed few transactions for some reason, but hard to debug the full blockchain history
Letâs wait for the staking detailed statistics feature on Incscan, it will be easier to try to find an explanation.
1.7.10 version released
New feature:
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Coin of the month dashboard widget: A new widget has been added to simple and advanced dashboards, it shows key figures about a selected coins. The first coin is pBTC and next coins will be chosen by the community and the incognito team.
Changes
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Custom pairs volume: Volume on custom pairs charts is back. It wasnât displayed since trades v2 feature was delivered.
Hey @inccry,
I think incscan read the wrong pETH (there are two pETH) from api.incognito.org/ptoken/list. Thatâs why ETH ERC-20 (un)shieldings are seen as ETH BEP2. FYI.
Ok, ETH BEP2 token created few days ago and not verified.
Thanks, Iâll try to clean this kind of tokensâŚ
How to get coins to vote ? )
Hi @inccry
Can you add memo column in this page or in detail page? It will help me a lot. Thanks
Hi @tien,
Memo added: https://incscan.io/tx/7deb8e2ee425bd3f545b0853d1dd93ae30de06a0f8539e3b5a8d3969d327778b
@inccry Thank you for the great network explorer. I have one minor suggestion intended only as constructive feedback. On most explorers related to other blockchains that I visit, when I land on the main page, there is an input box already open for me to paste whatever tx id or address I would like to search for. On INC explorer, I have to click on the search/magnifying glass icon first to open an input box. On a laptop screen, then is plenty of room for an open input box ready for me to paste in the address or tx id I wish to find. I assume you may have done it this way so it looks better on mobile phones. Just thought one might be able to save an extra click if search input box is already opened and ready since explorerâs are meant to explore tx idâs and addresses as efficiently as possible. As I said, this is very minor point and the organization of information is very well laid out. Thanks again.