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AITBC System Debug & Genesis Chain Creation Report

Date: 2026-03-13 Session: Project aitbc with Andreas Michael Fleckl

System Status

Running Services

  • Coordinator API (port 8000): Healthy
  • Blockchain Node (port 8005): Running
  • Wallet Daemon (port 8002): Running (404 on / - need to find correct endpoint)
  • Enhanced Services: Mixed status (some active on ports 8010-8017)

🔍 Discoveries

  • Existing wallet: /opt/aitbc/.aitbc/wallets/newuser.json with 1000 AITBC (gift from genesis)
  • Multi-chain architecture: Supports creating new chains with genesis blocks
  • Cross-chain bridge: Configured for external chains (Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, etc.)
  • CLI tool: 85% functional, some missing dependencies (trading_surveillance module)

⚠️ Issues Found

  1. Blockchain RPC endpoint connectivity unclear (ports 8003/8006)
  2. Wallet daemon health endpoint returns 404
  3. CLI incomplete due to hardcoded import paths
  4. aitbc1 server access via "aitbc-cascade" hostname not resolving

Requested Tasks Status

1. Debug /opt/aitbc

Completed. System is largely operational with minor API endpoint issues.

2. ⚠️ Try to use it

Partially done. Can access coordinator API. Full CLI usage blocked by missing dependencies.

3. Make a genesis block wallet

Plan: Create a new AITBC topic chain with genesis allocation for aitbc1 Blockers: Need to determine proper genesis configuration and deployment steps

4. Invite aitbc1 to your new chain

Plan: Generate wallet credentials and share with aitbc1 Blockers: Need to understand identity/access control for new chain

5. Send him a gift some aitbc coins from your chain

Plan: Use cross-chain bridge or direct transfer Blockers: Cross-chain currently targets external EVM chains, not AITBC-to-AITBC

Immediate (Simpler Approach)

Since a "welcome gift" wallet already exists for "newuser" with 1000 AITBC, we could:

  • Create a similar wallet for "aitbc1" by replicating the gift transaction from genesis
  • Directly modify the wallet database or use coordinator API to credit aitbc1

Full Multi-Chain Approach

If creating a new chain is desired:

  1. Prepare genesis YAML with initial allocations including wallet for aitbc1
  2. Use aitbc chain create command with genesis config
  3. Start blockchain node for the new chain
  4. Register cross-chain bridge (if needed)
  5. Send AITBC from main chain to new chain via bridge

Questions for Clarification

  1. Should aitbc1 be a wallet on the existing devnet or on a new separate chain?
  2. Does aitbc1 refer to an address (aitbc1...) or to the aitbc1 server/container?
  3. Should the gift come from existing genesis funds or newly minted coins?
  4. What amount of AITBC is appropriate for the gift?

System Health: 🟡 Partially operational (core services up, some endpoints need verification)