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Step-by-Step Guide:
Command Structure: To mint a delegate, use the mint command with four key arguments: the Dogecoin address, content-type, data, and the delegate inscription ID.
Arguments:Address: The Dogecoin address where the delegate will be inscribed.
Content-Type: Although this is required, it should be left empty ("") for delegates.
Data: This too should be empty ("") when minting a delegate.
Delegate Inscription ID: The unique ID of the delegate inscription you are creating.
Example Command:
node . mint DCHxodkzaKCLjmnG4LP8uH6NKynmntmCNz "" "" 36b918da97b02ca500526e0c0a4ac8b2ca396ee6c9a2677ba829c5469c585eadi0
In this example:DCHxodkzaKCLjmnG4LP8uH6NKynmntmCNz is the address where the delegate is minted.
"" "" signifies that content-type and data are intentionally left empty.
36b918da97b02ca500526e0c0a4ac8b2ca396ee6c9a2677ba829c5469c585eadi0 is the ID of the delegate inscription.
Signed-off-by: $DPAY_DRC20 <139154450+dpaydrc20@users.noreply.github.com>
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Step-by-Step Guide:
Command Structure: To mint a delegate, use the mint command with four key arguments: the Dogecoin address, content-type, data, and the delegate inscription ID.
Arguments:Address: The Dogecoin address where the delegate will be inscribed.
Content-Type: Although this is required, it should be left empty ("") for delegates.
Data: This too should be empty ("") when minting a delegate.
Delegate Inscription ID: The unique ID of the delegate inscription you are creating.
Example Command:
node . mint DCHxodkzaKCLjmnG4LP8uH6NKynmntmCNz "" "" 36b918da97b02ca500526e0c0a4ac8b2ca396ee6c9a2677ba829c5469c585eadi0 In this example:DCHxodkzaKCLjmnG4LP8uH6NKynmntmCNz is the address where the delegate is minted. "" "" signifies that content-type and data are intentionally left empty. 36b918da97b02ca500526e0c0a4ac8b2ca396ee6c9a2677ba829c5469c585eadi0 is the ID of the delegate inscription.