Network Type: mainnet
Chain ID: lava-mainnet-1
Node Version: v2.2.0
Lava is the first modular data access layer for blockchains. It introduces specs: a modular primitive that lets contributors permissionlessly add support for new chains and data services to the base protocol.
Node Installation Guide
Snapshots are refreshed every 24 hours
#Stop the service and reset the data
sudo systemctl stop lavad
cp $HOME/.lava/data/priv_validator_state.json $HOME/.lava/priv_validator_state.json.backup
rm -rf $HOME/.lava/data
#Download latest snapshot
curl -L https://snapshots2.skynodejs.net/lava/lava.tar.lz4 | tar -Ilz4 -xf - -C $HOME/.lava
mv $HOME/.lava/priv_validator_state.json.backup $HOME/.lava/data/priv_validator_state.json
#Restart the service and check the log
sudo systemctl restart lavad && sudo journalctl -u lavad -f --no-hostname -o cat
API
lava.api.skynodejs.net
RPC
lava.rpc.skynodejs.net
GRPC
lava.grpc.skynodejs.net:9090
Archive Snapshot (Snapshots are refreshed every 12 hours.)
#Stop the service and reset the data
sudo systemctl stop lavad
cp $HOME/.lava/data/priv_validator_state.json $HOME/.lava/priv_validator_state.json.backup
rm -rf $HOME/.lava/data
#Download latest snapshot
curl -L https://snapshots3.skynodejs.net/lava/lava.tar.lz4 | tar -Ilz4 -xf - -C $HOME/.lava
mv $HOME/.lava/priv_validator_state.json.backup $HOME/.lava/data/priv_validator_state.json
#Restart the service and check the log
sudo systemctl restart lavad && sudo journalctl -u lavad -f --no-hostname -o cat
API - Archive
RPC - Archive
GPRC - Archive
lava-archive.grpc.skynodejs.net:9090
Genesis File
curl -Ls https://snapshots3.skynodejs.net/lava/genesis.json > $HOME/.lava/config/genesis.json
Addrbook
curl -Ls https://snapshots3.skynodejs.net/lava/addrbook.json > $HOME/.lava/config/addrbook.json
Peers
peers=$(curl -s https://snapshots3.skynodejs.net/lava/peers.txt)
sed -i.bak -e "s/^persistent_peers *=.*/persistent_peers = \"$peers\"/" ~/.lava/config/config.toml
sudo systemctl restart lavad && journalctl -u lavad -f
Nodemap:
Firstly, I can talk about the nodemap of the project. The nodemap contains the location information of the project's validators. This is a result of the project's decentralized nature, with validators joining the network from various locations around the world. The availability of the nodemap is an indication that the project operates transparently and openly.
Voting Power:
The voting power of a project's validators is also important information. This determines the number of validators who have the power to influence the decisions of token holders, as well as the weight of their votes. Understanding the project's governance structure is crucial, and this information is essential in that regard.
Liquidity Plot:
When investing in a project, liquidity is also an important factor to consider. The liquidity plot provides the total liquidity of the project in dollars. This information is useful in understanding the project's price fluctuations and directing your investments.
Price Chart:
Having information about a project's current price is also crucial when investing. The price chart displays the project's current price using candlestick charts. These charts are useful in understanding the project's price trends and past performance.
Commission Rates:
Finally, the commission rates of the project's validators are also important information. This determines how much validators who play a role in the project's governance are paid. Commission rates can be shown using a pie chart and can make a significant difference for investors.
These pieces of information provide insight into the benefits that a project offers to token holders and make it easier for investors to invest in the project. Additionally, they can be seen as an indication that the project operates transparently and openly.
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