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@ -120,16 +120,17 @@ Where `90B0B9BE0914ECEE0B6DB74E67B07A00056B9BBD` is alices address we got from r
The following command will send coins from alice, to bob: The following command will send coins from alice, to bob:
``` ```
basecli send --name=alice --amount=10000mycoin --to=29D721F054537C91F618A0FDBF770DA51EF8C48D --sequence=0 --chain-id=test-chain-AE4XQo basecli send --name=alice --amount=10000mycoin --to=29D721F054537C91F618A0FDBF770DA51EF8C48D
--sequence=0 --chain-id=test-chain-AE4XQo
``` ```
Where Flag Descriptions:
- name is the name you gave your key - name is the name you gave your key
- `mycoin` is the name of the token for this basecoin demo, initialized in the genesis.json file - `mycoin` is the name of the token for this basecoin demo, initialized in the genesis.json file
- sequence is a tally of how many transactions have been made by this account. Sicne this is the first tx on this account, it is 0 - sequence is a tally of how many transactions have been made by this account. Sicne this is the first tx on this account, it is 0
- chain-id is the unique ID that helps tendermint identify which network to connect to. You can find it in the terminal output from the gaiad daemon in the header block , or in the genesis.json file at `~/.basecoind/config/gensis.json` - chain-id is the unique ID that helps tendermint identify which network to connect to. You can find it in the terminal output from the gaiad daemon in the header block , or in the genesis.json file at `~/.basecoind/config/gensis.json`
Now if we check bobs account, it should have ``10000`` 'mycoin' : Now if we check bobs account, it should have `10000 mycoin` :
``` ```
basecli account 29D721F054537C91F618A0FDBF770DA51EF8C48D basecli account 29D721F054537C91F618A0FDBF770DA51EF8C48D
@ -138,7 +139,8 @@ basecli account 29D721F054537C91F618A0FDBF770DA51EF8C48D
Now lets send some from bob to charlie Now lets send some from bob to charlie
``` ```
basecli send --name=bob --amount=5000mycoin --to=2E8E13EEB8E3F0411ACCBC9BE0384732C24FBD5E --sequence=0 --chain-id=test-chain-AE4XQo basecli send --name=bob --amount=5000mycoin --to=2E8E13EEB8E3F0411ACCBC9BE0384732C24FBD5E
--sequence=0 --chain-id=test-chain-AE4XQo
``` ```
Note how we use the ``--name`` flag to select a different account to send from. Note how we use the ``--name`` flag to select a different account to send from.