Entangle blockchain node based on Ethermint - a scalable and interoperable Ethereum library, built on Proof-of-Stake with fast-finality using the Cosmos SDK which runs on top of Tendermint Core consensus engine.

Note: Requires Go 1.19+

Become a Validator

You can check the instructions to Run a Node.

tl;dr

Hardware Requirements

Installation and run

1. Install Git, Golang (minimum version is 1.19), make, jq, Python, golangci-lint, and Solc-JS

2. Clone the repository, or check out the latest release:

git clone https://github.com/Entangle-Protocol/entangle-blockchain
cd entangle-blockchain

1. Install the application:

make install

1. Run the account generation script with your key name and encryption password as the parameters below:

sh init_key.sh <password>

1. Execute the script for downloading and unpacking data from previous blocks:

sh get_snapshot.sh

1. Initiating the full blockchain node will commence the process of synchronizing the current block state:

sh run_node.sh

1. Receiving NGL Tokens to the Account

   To add an account to MetaMask, you need to obtain the private key of your account. You can do this using the command:

   entangled keys unsafe-export-eth-key <key_name>
   

   The obtained private key can be used to import the account into MetaMask. Afterward, you can acquire NGL tokens for the account using the Entangle faucet via the Discord.

2. Starting a Validator

   As the amount, specify the number of tokens you are staking for the Validator, and as the from, use the key name used in the Validator Account Generation step.

   entangled tx staking create-validator \
   --amount="5000000000000000000aNGL" \
   --pubkey=$(entangled tendermint show-validator) \
   --moniker="validator" \
   --chain-id=entangle_33133-1 \
   --commission-rate="0.10" \
   --commission-max-rate="0.20" \
   --commission-max-change-rate="0.01" \
   --min-self-delegation="1" \
   --gas=500000 \
   --gas-prices="10aNGL" \
   --from=<key_name>
   

Community

• Official Website
• Twitter
• Discord

Contributing

Looking for a good place to start contributing? Check out some good first issues.

For additional instructions, standards and style guides, please refer to the Contributing document.