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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
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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 yesterday
luchonacholuchonacho
549318
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
yesterday
@Tom When atz1address (an originated account) was created.
– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
@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
yesterday
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 yesterday
luchonacholuchonacho
549318
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 yesterday
luchonacholuchonacho
549318
asked yesterday
luchonacholuchonacho
549318
asked yesterday
luchonacholuchonacho
549318
asked yesterday
luchonacholuchonacho
549318
asked yesterday
luchonacholuchonacho
549318
549318
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
yesterday
@Tom When atz1address (an originated account) was created.
– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
@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
yesterday
add a comment |
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
yesterday
@Tom When atz1address (an originated account) was created.
– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
@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
yesterday
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
yesterday
What do you mean by "wallet" and "create"?
– Tom
yesterday
@Tom When a
tz1 address (an originated account) was created.– luchonacho
yesterday
@Tom When a
tz1 address (an originated account) was created.– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
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
yesterday
@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
yesterday
@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
yesterday
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=${index++}&number=50
compare each item
end loop
It has a timestamp for each activation
Correct way of doing it with tzscan
Replace <public_key_hash> below with the tz1 address:
https://api5.tzscan.io/v1/operations/<public_key_hash>?type=Reveal
So, your example address is here
edited 2 hours ago
luchonacho
549318
answered yesterday
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
yesterday
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
yesterday
add a comment |
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My suggestion would be using tzscan API.
For example checking all activations until you find a match
something like this:
index = 0
loop while true
GET https://api1.tzscan.io/v1/operations?type=Activation&p=${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 2 hours ago
luchonacho
549318
answered yesterday
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
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=${index++}&number=50
compare each item
end loop
It has a timestamp for each activation
Correct way of doing it with tzscan
Replace <public_key_hash> below with the tz1 address:
https://api5.tzscan.io/v1/operations/<public_key_hash>?type=Reveal
So, your example address is here
edited 2 hours ago
luchonacho
549318
answered yesterday
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
yesterday
Yes, but you need to have a copy of the full blockchain if you want to access old activations or do like tzscan that sniffs everything from the chain and stores it on a database.
– RoMarQ
yesterday
add a comment |
My suggestion would be using tzscan API.
For example checking all activations until you find a match
something like this:
index = 0
loop while true
GET https://api1.tzscan.io/v1/operations?type=Activation&p=${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 2 hours ago
luchonacho
549318
answered yesterday
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 2 hours ago
luchonacho
549318
answered yesterday
RoMarQRoMarQ
4969
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luchonacho
549318
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luchonacho
549318
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549318
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So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
add a comment |
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
yesterday
So activation time is the creation date? And is that in the blockchain?
– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
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
yesterday
@Tom When a
tz1address (an originated account) was created.– luchonacho
yesterday
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
yesterday
@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
yesterday