ID calculation
Similar to EON 1 ([TestNet3 - EON Peer API / Retrieving account identifier]):
- 1.Taking the public key.
- 2.Calculating the SHA-512 hash.
- 3.The hash is reduced to 8 bytes (using XOR).
- 4.The resulting 8 bytes form an 8-byte character number (the least significant bytes of the array are the least significant bytes of the number).
- 5.This number is the identifier.
- 6.The numeric format can be reduced to a string (similar to EON-1).
Similar to EON 1 ([TestNet3 - EON Peer API / Retrieving transaction/block identifier], but instead of the EDS it takes a SHA-512 hash of the transaction or command data):
- 1.Taking the bytes that are used to calculate the EDS.
- 2.They are used to count the SHA-512 hash.
- 3.Reducing the hash to 4 bytes (using XOR).
- 4.The resulting 4 bytes form a 4-byte character number (the least significant bytes of the array are the least significant bytes of the number).
- 5.This number is combined with timestamp to form an 8-byte character number (the lower part is timestamp, the higher is the number from the previous step).
- 6.This number is the identifier.
- 7.The numeric format can be reduced to a string similar to EON-1.
- 1.
TX-prefix is used for transactions. - 2.
CMD-prefix is used for commands.