ethereum
compatibility.create-validator
command).Accounts in f(x)Core
can be represented in both Bech32 and hex format for Ethereum's Web3 tooling compatibility.fx
eg: fx1xzyws0l8p8alt6v7tztvqlph8r22lhn4femgr7
0x
eg: 0x3088e83FE709fBf5e99e5896C07c3738d4aFDE75
common.Address
representation of a Cosmos sdk.AccAddress
fxpub17weu6qepqgca6ed53q7frh8ftcr6c0kucfhm0yuat4sxx4hc3u2y7pydcwwyc65xl7f
"secp256k1"
algorithm. Use fxcored keys list
to check for all keys that are present in your directory.By default, thefxcored keys add
command is defaulted to--algo=eth_secp256k1 --coin-type=60
without specifying the flag, specifying it will have the same result.
eth_secp256k1
curve after migration:<fx-0>
address, such as token assets, delegations, delegating rewards, and proposals, if any.keyring-backend
:Settings
> Networks
> Add Network
and fill the form as shown below.DhobyGhaut Testnet
https://testnet-fx-json-web3.functionx.io:8545
90001
FX
For more details, you may refer to below page:
DhobyGhaut Testnet
to the Metamask Networks
, you can automatically import your accounts by:Settings
, go to My Accounts
(top right circle) and select Import Account
. You should see an image like the following one:Private Key
option. Then paste the private key(hexadecimal) exported from the command in step 6, to import your new EVM-compatible account in MetaMask.Main Ethereum Network
and then switch back to DhobyGhaut Testnet
.Once you have imported your wallet in MetaMask, you can transfer your assets to the EVM-compatible wallet address and spend within Dapps in the f(x)Core ecosystem.