Nakamoto for App Developers
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API status
Tesnet:
Mainnet:
Burn Block endpoint. This will allow you to get the hashes of fast Stacks blocks as they are added to the chain and see their associated burn blocks.
Testnet:
Mainnet:
Pox endpoint. This allows you to get information about proof of transfer, including the currently deployed pox-4 contract. This will be helpful for anyone looking to incorporate stacking into their app.
Testnet:
Mainnet:
pox-4.clar is the stacking contract. If you are interested in experimenting with proof of transfer use cases including state changes, solo stacking, and pool stacking, all the functions you’ll need can be found at the deployed contract:
Testnet:
Mainnet:
After a DKG (Distributed Key Generation) round, signer votes are submitted to this contract. For more on DKG, you can read the section of Nakamoto In-Depth.
The explorer will allow you to view fast blocks as they come in. Be sure to turn on “Live updates” to see them coming in in real time.
Clarinet has been updated to work with Nakamoto using as of . That means you can use Clarinet to build locally using Nakamoto rules in your local development environment and use Clarinet and deployment plans to deploy to Nakamoto Testnet.
Be sure to to the newest version.
If you are interested in running a signer, you can take a look at the doc which will get you up to speed on how to get the signer software set up using Nakamoto.
If you need support or just want to ask questions while experimenting with the Nakamoto Testnet, you can with the Stacks' Foundation's Developer Advocate, Kenny Rogers.