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FAQs

Misc​

How to send a transaction?​

The easiest way to send a transaction is to use a wallet such as Conflux Fluent, and click “send” to directly set the amount. If you are a developer, you can use the Conflux SDK (JS, Java, Go) to construct the transaction yourself, and then send it to the chain via the node RPC.

Can a transaction be canceled or replaced?​

If a transaction has not been packed into a block and is in the transaction pool, it can be replaced by sending a new transaction with the same nonce and a higher gasPrice.

Transactions cannot be canceled but can be replaced with a transaction of value 0. This is a way to reach the same result as canceling the transaction.

Why is a transaction packaged into multiple blocks simultaneously?​

This is due to the concurrent block emission caused by the tree chart ledger structure. Although a transaction may be packaged into multiple blocks, it will ultimately be executed in only one block.

What types of transactions does Core Space support?​

There is only one type, similar to Ethereum 155 transactions.

Does Core Space support EIP-1559 transactions or EIP-2718?​

No, it does not support them.

What's the differences between Ethereum 155 Transaction and Core Space Transaction​

Compared to Ethereum 155 transaction, transactions through Conflux Core Space have several differences:

  • Fields are different: with 2 more field storageLimit, and epochHeight.
  • Differences when encoding transactionss:
    1. The RLP structure to compute transaction hash is [nonce, gasPrice, gas, to, value, storageLimit, epochHeight, chainId, data]
    2. The RLP structure of a rawTx is [[nonce, gasPrice, gas, to, value, storageLimit, epochHeight, chainId, data], v, r, s]
  • The v value signed by ecdsaSign will not be specifically modified in Conflux Core Space, while in Ethereum, there will be some special treatments to the v value.