moniker
: the displayed name of your node over RIZON Blockchain network.chain-id
: the chain-id of the network that you want to connect. For mainnet, the chain-id is noticed at https://github.com/rizon-world/mainnet.~/.rizon/config/genesis.json
. You will update this file next.genesis.json
file, which defines the initial states of your blockchain,is acting as the genesis block. The state which defined in the genesis.json
contains all the necessary information, such as initial token allocation, genesis time, default parameters, and more.~/.rizon/config/genesis.json
to join mainnet.app.toml
and config.toml
.~/.rizon/config/app.toml
file to prevent spamming. It rejects incoming transactions with less than the minimum gas prices.~/.rizon/config/config.toml
to tell your node how find other peers. So open ~/.rizon/config/config.toml
file and edit seeds
of [p2p]
section.~/.rizon/config/app.toml
file and edit enable
to true
of the [api]
section. You also can configure laddr by edting address
.false
, sync has finished. Otherwise, you need to wait longer.--keyring-backend test
flag, but we do not recommend this for use in production environments.create-validator
tx to join mainnet.create-validator
transaction has completed, you can check whether your validator has been properly added via command below.