- 01 June 2025 (11 messages)
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Yes it’s good -
API v2 | Counterparty
The Counterparty Core API is the recommended way to query the state of a Counterparty node. All other methods have no official support.
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This
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Is this what you are using?
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Fuuun -
Request in https:
- 02 June 2025 (3 messages)
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You can also use postman to test calls. It can be helpful to understand data and calls -
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- 04 June 2025 (6 messages)
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Counterparty v10 has a kill switch! All nodes will die at block 902,000.
I tested this by pointing config.py to a custom url indicating that activation already happened. -
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Woow so what the heck ?!
V11 or die kinda deal ?
Spooky msg -
I try to dig into history here.
In 2018 checks.py did load a json, checked for version and killed the node if not updated.
So it appears not be some new conspiracy. Just an old one from the early days 😁 -
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Everything is fine odd and strange but fine
- 05 June 2025 (1 messages)
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Joined. - 06 June 2025 (31 messages)
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oh ho tokenscan is in error.. needs to run the certbot .. ssh cert expired atm -
ouch
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Is Issuance with simultaneous Ordinal Inscription discussed/described somewhere?
I am confused. How does it really work..? -
Protocol Change Proposal: Taproot Envelope Data Encoding · Issue #3054 · CounterpartyXCP/counterparty-coreTaproot Envelope Data Encoding Motivation Since its inception, one of Counterparty's main technical challenges has been efficiently storing data in the Bitcoin blockchain. Currently, two method...
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This is taproot encoding.
Ordinal Inscription is something else. (?) -
inscriptions are taproot envelopes -
Thanks! Docs explained it. Ordinal is optional, but why is it default?
Does it mean you issue N counterparty tokens plus an ordinal? Can the ordinal be detached from the utxo (become a regular counterparty token?) -
Oh cool, it has already been added to the doc!
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I haven't researched it exactly but I don't think you create an ordinal token here
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You just use the inscription storage format
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Ok, super important to get this straight.
I'd hate to see N counterparty tokens + 1 ordinal issued by default. If that's not the case, fine then i can relax ☺️
Second, CBOR now has become optional right? You can still use old encoding? -
Coming in hot with that fire knowledge -
Mmmm looks likes yes the ordinal is created by default if taproot encoding is active and the operation is issuance -
And I believe the ordinal can be detached from the sat as you can reuse that sat inscribing on it other inscription
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Not sure how to do it but I think is possible
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I think with the same tools that allows you to inscribe in a rare sat
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Your replies are appreciated.
The pieces start to fall into place but i still don't quite understand it.
Taproot encoding is not necessarily ordinals.
By modifying cntrptry messages with CBOR encoding it becomes possible to taproot encoded counterparty messages compatible with ordinals.
Compatible issuances, broadcasts etc will show on ordinals explorers.
This is the default behaviour in v11 (for messages >80 bytes only?)
Is it also default that a tradeable utxo is assigned to the ordinal? ( sorry if i keep asking, incredibly important to get this detail right. Im writing up an opinion on v11 ) -
Yea, the docs state this about taproot encoding:
A first format optimized for size and not compatible with Ordinals
A second format totally compatible with Ordinals inscriptions
The second format is automatically used with the following transactions:
Issuance
Fairminter
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One thing still unclear to me..
..the utxo containing the ordinal, can it be detached (conververted to a regular counterparty token) ? -
I thought the ordinal was just a bonus
If you issue 100 quantity, you get 100 CP tokens + ordinal -
Great term, like it
- 09 June 2025 (1 messages)
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- 18 June 2025 (6 messages)
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@codythecampbell xcp.io is a nice explorer that views total counterparty holders
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