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- Add status fields to Receipt model (status, claimed_at, claimed_by) - Add RECEIPT_CLAIM handling to state_transition.py with validation and reward minting - Add type field to Transaction model for reliable transaction type storage - Update router to use TransactionRequest model to preserve type field - Update poa.py to extract type from mempool transaction content and store only original payload - Add RECEIPT_CLAIM to GasType enum with gas schedule
Blockchain Documentation
Generated: 2026-03-08 13:06:38 Last Updated: 2026-04-22 Total Files: 3
Documentation Files
- Adding gitea-runner as Third Blockchain Node (aitbc2) - Complete guide for adding a third node to the AITBC blockchain network, including configuration steps, issues encountered, and verification procedures.
- Blockchain Synchronization Issues and Fixes - Documentation of synchronization issues between AITBC nodes and their resolutions.
Transaction Types
The AITBC blockchain supports the following transaction types:
- TRANSFER: Standard value transfer between accounts
- MESSAGE: On-chain messaging (value=0, fee-only) - allows sending short text messages without balance transfers
- RECEIPT_CLAIM: Claim rewards from job completion receipts
- GPU_MARKETPLACE: GPU marketplace transactions (bids, offers, purchases)
- EXCHANGE: Exchange transactions (orders, trades, swaps, liquidity)
MESSAGE Transaction Type
The MESSAGE transaction type allows users to send short on-chain messages without affecting account balances. The message is stored in the transaction payload and only the fee is deducted from the sender's balance.
Usage:
curl -X POST http://localhost:8006/rpc/transaction \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"type":"MESSAGE","from":"address","to":"address","amount":0,"fee":1000,"nonce":1,"payload":{"message":"Hello blockchain!"},"sig":"signature"}'
Characteristics:
- value must be 0
- fee > 0
- recipient can be any address (or special "null" address)
- No balance transfers (only fee deduction)
- Message stored in transaction payload
Category Overview
This section contains documentation related to blockchain node setup, synchronization, and network configuration.
Manual index