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lux primary

Interact with the Primary Network

lux primary

The primary command suite provides a collection of tools for interacting with the Primary Network

Usage:

lux primary

lux primary addValidator

Issues an AddPermissionlessValidatorTx for a node identity.

Create the identity first — it prints every value this command needs:

lux key staker ~/.luxd/staking lux primary addValidator --mainnet
--node-id NodeID-... --public-key 0x... --proof-of-possession 0x...
--stake 2000000000 --duration 336h

The stake is in nLUX (1 LUX = 1e9 nLUX) and the chain reads the start time from its own clock, so --duration measures from when the tx is accepted.

Usage:

lux primary addValidator [flags]

Flags:

      --cluster string               operate on the given cluster
      --delegation-fee uint32        share of delegation rewards the validator keeps, out of 1,000,000 (default 20000)
      --devnet                       operate on a devnet network
      --duration duration            how long the validator stays in the set
      --endpoint string              use the given endpoint for network operations
  -k, --key string                   name of the stored key that pays and owns the rewards
  -g, --ledger                       sign with a ledger device instead of a stored key
      --ledger-addrs strings         ledger addresses to search
  -m, --mainnet                      operate on mainnet
      --node-id string               NodeID of the validator
      --proof-of-possession string   BLS proof of possession of the validator
      --public-key string            BLS public key of the validator
      --reward-address string        P-Chain address to own the staking reward (default: the paying key)
      --stake uint                   amount to stake, in nLUX
  -t, --testnet                      operate on testnet

lux primary describe

The chain describe command prints details of the primary network configuration to the console.

Usage:

lux primary describe