Why aren't raw transactions showing up on Etherscan?
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I am creating and sending raw transactions by starting a Geth node locally and using these commands:
tx = eth.signTransaction({ from: "0x2efd0bf3afb26cfdcb3bed5e6c701a84b7b5f200", to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",value: web3.toWei(0.0005, "ether"), gas: 21000, gasPrice:30000000000, nonce: 0});
{
raw: "0xf86b808506fc23ac008252089422d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e18701c6bf52634000801ba07f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4ba01dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
tx: {
gas: "0x5208",
gasPrice: "0x6fc23ac00",
hash: "0xe7d97a52f6396b2e344ecd363b41c600165c81481f9fc482356ac1f3e13d0146",
input: "0x",
nonce: "0x0",
r: "0x7f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4b",
s: "0x1dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",
v: "0x1b",
value: "0x1c6bf52634000"
}
eth.sendRawTransaction(tx.raw)
I am sure that I have correct addresses and nonce value. However, when I check etherscan, the transaction does not show up, even after many hours. The geth node is not fully synced but this should be fine since I am sending raw transactions and getting a successfully returned hash. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Could it be that my node is not connected to enough peers?
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asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
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I am creating and sending raw transactions by starting a Geth node locally and using these commands:
tx = eth.signTransaction({ from: "0x2efd0bf3afb26cfdcb3bed5e6c701a84b7b5f200", to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",value: web3.toWei(0.0005, "ether"), gas: 21000, gasPrice:30000000000, nonce: 0});
{
raw: "0xf86b808506fc23ac008252089422d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e18701c6bf52634000801ba07f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4ba01dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
tx: {
gas: "0x5208",
gasPrice: "0x6fc23ac00",
hash: "0xe7d97a52f6396b2e344ecd363b41c600165c81481f9fc482356ac1f3e13d0146",
input: "0x",
nonce: "0x0",
r: "0x7f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4b",
s: "0x1dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",
v: "0x1b",
value: "0x1c6bf52634000"
}
eth.sendRawTransaction(tx.raw)
I am sure that I have correct addresses and nonce value. However, when I check etherscan, the transaction does not show up, even after many hours. The geth node is not fully synced but this should be fine since I am sending raw transactions and getting a successfully returned hash. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Could it be that my node is not connected to enough peers?
transactions ethereum
asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
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the root cause is your node is not synced with mainnet. so your call will not broadcast to everyone.
– xds2000
Nov 9 at 21:08
Why won't it broadcast to everyone?
– Eliza
Nov 10 at 4:20
the node should be synced with mainnet, then the node can submit tx to another node.
– xds2000
Nov 10 at 14:24
Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node? Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
– Eliza
Nov 11 at 5:53
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I am creating and sending raw transactions by starting a Geth node locally and using these commands:
tx = eth.signTransaction({ from: "0x2efd0bf3afb26cfdcb3bed5e6c701a84b7b5f200", to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",value: web3.toWei(0.0005, "ether"), gas: 21000, gasPrice:30000000000, nonce: 0});
{
raw: "0xf86b808506fc23ac008252089422d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e18701c6bf52634000801ba07f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4ba01dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
tx: {
gas: "0x5208",
gasPrice: "0x6fc23ac00",
hash: "0xe7d97a52f6396b2e344ecd363b41c600165c81481f9fc482356ac1f3e13d0146",
input: "0x",
nonce: "0x0",
r: "0x7f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4b",
s: "0x1dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",
v: "0x1b",
value: "0x1c6bf52634000"
}
eth.sendRawTransaction(tx.raw)
I am sure that I have correct addresses and nonce value. However, when I check etherscan, the transaction does not show up, even after many hours. The geth node is not fully synced but this should be fine since I am sending raw transactions and getting a successfully returned hash. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Could it be that my node is not connected to enough peers?
transactions ethereum
asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
1
I am creating and sending raw transactions by starting a Geth node locally and using these commands:
tx = eth.signTransaction({ from: "0x2efd0bf3afb26cfdcb3bed5e6c701a84b7b5f200", to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",value: web3.toWei(0.0005, "ether"), gas: 21000, gasPrice:30000000000, nonce: 0});
{
raw: "0xf86b808506fc23ac008252089422d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e18701c6bf52634000801ba07f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4ba01dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
tx: {
gas: "0x5208",
gasPrice: "0x6fc23ac00",
hash: "0xe7d97a52f6396b2e344ecd363b41c600165c81481f9fc482356ac1f3e13d0146",
input: "0x",
nonce: "0x0",
r: "0x7f3ecb56dafe03a88c2053d3ffa3a81f3717a68b1f76e62eed3e196b8bf69e4b",
s: "0x1dc6df2f67ad4eb3a01f401d8b45367a917b8b7e7c2dcb8933ccce5a482a7115",
to: "0x22d2eb37c7aa972420c5e3f43c1fd808602c74e1",
v: "0x1b",
value: "0x1c6bf52634000"
}
eth.sendRawTransaction(tx.raw)
I am sure that I have correct addresses and nonce value. However, when I check etherscan, the transaction does not show up, even after many hours. The geth node is not fully synced but this should be fine since I am sending raw transactions and getting a successfully returned hash. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? Could it be that my node is not connected to enough peers?
transactions ethereum
transactions ethereum
asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
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asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
1
asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
1
asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
1
asked Nov 9 at 0:16
Eliza
1
1
the root cause is your node is not synced with mainnet. so your call will not broadcast to everyone.
– xds2000
Nov 9 at 21:08
Why won't it broadcast to everyone?
– Eliza
Nov 10 at 4:20
the node should be synced with mainnet, then the node can submit tx to another node.
– xds2000
Nov 10 at 14:24
Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node? Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
– Eliza
Nov 11 at 5:53
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the root cause is your node is not synced with mainnet. so your call will not broadcast to everyone.
– xds2000
Nov 9 at 21:08
Why won't it broadcast to everyone?
– Eliza
Nov 10 at 4:20
the node should be synced with mainnet, then the node can submit tx to another node.
– xds2000
Nov 10 at 14:24
Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node? Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
– Eliza
Nov 11 at 5:53
the root cause is your node is not synced with mainnet. so your call will not broadcast to everyone.
– xds2000
Nov 9 at 21:08
the root cause is your node is not synced with mainnet. so your call will not broadcast to everyone.
– xds2000
Nov 9 at 21:08
Why won't it broadcast to everyone?
– Eliza
Nov 10 at 4:20
Why won't it broadcast to everyone?
– Eliza
Nov 10 at 4:20
the node should be synced with mainnet, then the node can submit tx to another node.
– xds2000
Nov 10 at 14:24
the node should be synced with mainnet, then the node can submit tx to another node.
– xds2000
Nov 10 at 14:24
Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node? Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
– Eliza
Nov 11 at 5:53
Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node? Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
– Eliza
Nov 11 at 5:53
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Thanks for Eliza's Question, let me have some time to try answer the internal caused reason.
- Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node?
- Answer: it should be broadcast but not sure mined or send. firstly check local node status: eth.pendingTransactions, many more case with your issue is caused by nonce or gas price.
Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
2. Answer: if your node is not syncd , you can't correctly get correct address's nonce or currently normal gas price.So i suggest you get a synced node in fast mode or full mode is best options.
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
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Thanks for Eliza's Question, let me have some time to try answer the internal caused reason.
- Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node?
- Answer: it should be broadcast but not sure mined or send. firstly check local node status: eth.pendingTransactions, many more case with your issue is caused by nonce or gas price.
Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
2. Answer: if your node is not syncd , you can't correctly get correct address's nonce or currently normal gas price.So i suggest you get a synced node in fast mode or full mode is best options.
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
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Thanks for Eliza's Question, let me have some time to try answer the internal caused reason.
- Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node?
- Answer: it should be broadcast but not sure mined or send. firstly check local node status: eth.pendingTransactions, many more case with your issue is caused by nonce or gas price.
Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
2. Answer: if your node is not syncd , you can't correctly get correct address's nonce or currently normal gas price.So i suggest you get a synced node in fast mode or full mode is best options.
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
9881013
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Thanks for Eliza's Question, let me have some time to try answer the internal caused reason.
- Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node?
- Answer: it should be broadcast but not sure mined or send. firstly check local node status: eth.pendingTransactions, many more case with your issue is caused by nonce or gas price.
Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
2. Answer: if your node is not syncd , you can't correctly get correct address's nonce or currently normal gas price.So i suggest you get a synced node in fast mode or full mode is best options.
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
9881013
Thanks for Eliza's Question, let me have some time to try answer the internal caused reason.
- Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node?
- Answer: it should be broadcast but not sure mined or send. firstly check local node status: eth.pendingTransactions, many more case with your issue is caused by nonce or gas price.
Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
2. Answer: if your node is not syncd , you can't correctly get correct address's nonce or currently normal gas price.So i suggest you get a synced node in fast mode or full mode is best options.
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
9881013
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
9881013
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
9881013
answered Nov 11 at 7:23
xds2000
9881013
9881013
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the root cause is your node is not synced with mainnet. so your call will not broadcast to everyone.
– xds2000
Nov 9 at 21:08
Why won't it broadcast to everyone?
– Eliza
Nov 10 at 4:20
the node should be synced with mainnet, then the node can submit tx to another node.
– xds2000
Nov 10 at 14:24
Why does the node need to be synced in order to submit a tx to another node? Shouldn't you be able to send a raw transaction without being synced?
– Eliza
Nov 11 at 5:53