This page listed all the significant addresses for the blockchain. These addresses are used by the testnet and maybe used by the mainnet as well. Root Address Root address is used to populate all currency supply in the genesis block. It is the initial value written into the blockchain without any application running. It is the only data written into the blockchain without any validation. Once the fund is moved to the root address, this root address is retired. Read More »

Taiji Faucet is server for the testnet. After you create a wallet, you can come here to populate up to 1000 Taiji coins per day. To access it, go to the site https://faucet.taiji.io. The home page contains some links to more information for the Taiji blockchain. Another menu is Faucet which can be used to populate coins to your address. You can only call the faucet once a day and each time up to 1000 taiji coins. Read More »

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For most users, the command line based client is very hard to use, so we have developed a web-based client to let users install it on his/her computer and access it from the browser. To make it even easier for users to try it out, we have deployed an instance at https://demo.taiji.io for testnet only. For users who are using the demo client, you create the wallet on the cloud and it is protected by your password so nobody can open it unless they know your wallet address and password. Read More »

If you are familiar with Docker and you don’t want to install Java 8 on your computer, you can use Docker command line console. Config Before starting docker command line console, you need to set up a local config directory so that you generated wallet file can be persisted and backed up from your host computer. Also, you need to pass the configuration for testnet or mainnet to the docker container as there is no configuration built into the docker image. Read More »

The standalone command line is very similar to the source code command line. You still need to have Java 8 installed, but you don’t need to build from the source code anymore. To download it, go to https://github.com/taiji-chain/taiji-console repository. You can clone the entire project into your working directory or you can simple download a zip file if you don’t have git installed. Click the green button Clone or download and a popup window will be diplayed. Read More »

Please note that this is for Java developers who are interested in digging into the source code to understand how the taiji blockchain works and planning to contribute to the project. If you are not familiar with Java, please choose Java standalone command line or Docker command line to start. Currently, there is only one Java command line client available, and more are coming. Before installing and building from the source code, you need to get your environment ready. Read More »