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Can I know when a wallet was created?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InHow do I confirm my Tezos wallet is up to date; most current version etc.?How to add and transfer from originated accounts in the CLI walletWhat does it mean when someone double bakes or double endorse?How can I use Kukai wallet on alphanet?How do I know my password or backup information is not being shared when creating a new wallet?Why is my faucet wallet on Alphanet not recognized?Is it possible to 'destroy' a wallet?Can I transfer a delegated KTZ account from one TZ1 account to another?Newbie user is confusedHow to create a wallet in Ledger Nano S?
Is it possible to see the creation date of a wallet? If so, where? Is this information publicly recorded in the blockchain? I don't seem to find it. For instance, consider this random address (taken from endorsements to a recent block). Can we know when it was created?
wallets blockchain timestamp
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Is it possible to see the creation date of a wallet? If so, where? Is this information publicly recorded in the blockchain? I don't seem to find it. For instance, consider this random address (taken from endorsements to a recent block). Can we know when it was created?
wallets blockchain timestamp
asked 2 days ago
luchonacholuchonacho
569418
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom When atz1address (an originated account) was created.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
tz1 addresses are not originated accounts. A tz1 address is created by generating a new secret key. This can happen in secret, obviously, and so we can never know when it happened. Clearly this is not what you're asking about?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom I meant an implicit account. Maybe I do not know enough and this site can help me understanding better? Maybe I do mean generating a new secret key.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
add a comment |
Is it possible to see the creation date of a wallet? If so, where? Is this information publicly recorded in the blockchain? I don't seem to find it. For instance, consider this random address (taken from endorsements to a recent block). Can we know when it was created?
wallets blockchain timestamp
asked 2 days ago
luchonacholuchonacho
569418
Is it possible to see the creation date of a wallet? If so, where? Is this information publicly recorded in the blockchain? I don't seem to find it. For instance, consider this random address (taken from endorsements to a recent block). Can we know when it was created?
wallets blockchain timestamp
wallets blockchain timestamp
asked 2 days ago
luchonacholuchonacho
569418
asked 2 days ago
luchonacholuchonacho
569418
asked 2 days ago
luchonacholuchonacho
569418
asked 2 days ago
luchonacholuchonacho
569418
asked 2 days ago
luchonacholuchonacho
569418
569418
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom When atz1address (an originated account) was created.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
tz1 addresses are not originated accounts. A tz1 address is created by generating a new secret key. This can happen in secret, obviously, and so we can never know when it happened. Clearly this is not what you're asking about?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom I meant an implicit account. Maybe I do not know enough and this site can help me understanding better? Maybe I do mean generating a new secret key.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
add a comment |
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom When atz1address (an originated account) was created.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
tz1 addresses are not originated accounts. A tz1 address is created by generating a new secret key. This can happen in secret, obviously, and so we can never know when it happened. Clearly this is not what you're asking about?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom I meant an implicit account. Maybe I do not know enough and this site can help me understanding better? Maybe I do mean generating a new secret key.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
2 days ago
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom When a
tz1 address (an originated account) was created.– luchonacho
2 days ago
@Tom When a
tz1 address (an originated account) was created.– luchonacho
2 days ago
tz1 addresses are not originated accounts. A tz1 address is created by generating a new secret key. This can happen in secret, obviously, and so we can never know when it happened. Clearly this is not what you're asking about?
– Tom
2 days ago
tz1 addresses are not originated accounts. A tz1 address is created by generating a new secret key. This can happen in secret, obviously, and so we can never know when it happened. Clearly this is not what you're asking about?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom I meant an implicit account. Maybe I do not know enough and this site can help me understanding better? Maybe I do mean generating a new secret key.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
@Tom I meant an implicit account. Maybe I do not know enough and this site can help me understanding better? Maybe I do mean generating a new secret key.
– luchonacho
2 days ago
add a comment |
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My suggestion would be using tzscan API.
For example checking all activations until you find a match
something like this:
index = 0
loop while true
GET https://api1.tzscan.io/v1/operations?type=Activation&p=$index++&number=50
compare each item
end loop
It has a timestamp for each activation
Correct way of doing it with tzscan
Replace <public_key_hash> below with the tz1 address:
https://api5.tzscan.io/v1/operations/<public_key_hash>?type=Reveal
So, your example address is here
edited yesterday
luchonacho
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answered 2 days ago
RoMarQRoMarQ
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So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
2 days ago
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
2 days ago
add a comment |
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My suggestion would be using tzscan API.
For example checking all activations until you find a match
something like this:
index = 0
loop while true
GET https://api1.tzscan.io/v1/operations?type=Activation&p=$index++&number=50
compare each item
end loop
It has a timestamp for each activation
Correct way of doing it with tzscan
Replace <public_key_hash> below with the tz1 address:
https://api5.tzscan.io/v1/operations/<public_key_hash>?type=Reveal
So, your example address is here
edited yesterday
luchonacho
569418
answered 2 days ago
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
2 days ago
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
2 days ago
add a comment |
My suggestion would be using tzscan API.
For example checking all activations until you find a match
something like this:
index = 0
loop while true
GET https://api1.tzscan.io/v1/operations?type=Activation&p=$index++&number=50
compare each item
end loop
It has a timestamp for each activation
Correct way of doing it with tzscan
Replace <public_key_hash> below with the tz1 address:
https://api5.tzscan.io/v1/operations/<public_key_hash>?type=Reveal
So, your example address is here
edited yesterday
luchonacho
569418
answered 2 days ago
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
2 days ago
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
2 days ago
add a comment |
My suggestion would be using tzscan API.
For example checking all activations until you find a match
something like this:
index = 0
loop while true
GET https://api1.tzscan.io/v1/operations?type=Activation&p=$index++&number=50
compare each item
end loop
It has a timestamp for each activation
Correct way of doing it with tzscan
Replace <public_key_hash> below with the tz1 address:
https://api5.tzscan.io/v1/operations/<public_key_hash>?type=Reveal
So, your example address is here
edited yesterday
luchonacho
569418
answered 2 days ago
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
My suggestion would be using tzscan API.
For example checking all activations until you find a match
something like this:
index = 0
loop while true
GET https://api1.tzscan.io/v1/operations?type=Activation&p=$index++&number=50
compare each item
end loop
It has a timestamp for each activation
Correct way of doing it with tzscan
Replace <public_key_hash> below with the tz1 address:
https://api5.tzscan.io/v1/operations/<public_key_hash>?type=Reveal
So, your example address is here
edited yesterday
luchonacho
569418
answered 2 days ago
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
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luchonacho
569418
edited yesterday
luchonacho
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answered 2 days ago
RoMarQRoMarQ
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answered 2 days ago
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
answered 2 days ago
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4969
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So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
2 days ago
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
2 days ago
add a comment |
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
2 days ago
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
2 days ago
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
2 days ago
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
2 days ago
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
2 days ago
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
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What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom When a
tz1address (an originated account) was created.– luchonacho
2 days ago
tz1 addresses are not originated accounts. A tz1 address is created by generating a new secret key. This can happen in secret, obviously, and so we can never know when it happened. Clearly this is not what you're asking about?
– Tom
2 days ago
@Tom I meant an implicit account. Maybe I do not know enough and this site can help me understanding better? Maybe I do mean generating a new secret key.
– luchonacho
2 days ago