Building a Blockchain Wallet Node
1. USDT/BTC Implementation
(1) Setting Up BTC/USDT Nodes
- Deploy and synchronize BTC/USDT nodes using OmniCore.
- Git Repository: OmniCore GitHub (supports BTC natively).
(2) Synchronization Verification
- Compare node height with BTC Block Explorer using
omnicore-cli getblockchaininfo
.
2. ERC20/ETH Implementation
(1) Deploying ETH Nodes
- Use multi-geth for node setup.
- Git Repository: multi-geth releases.
(2) Synchronization Check
- Verify sync status via Etherscan using
geth attach
or RPC methodeth_syncing
.
Exchange Wallet System Architecture
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Key Database Tables
Member Wallet Table
- Fields: Member ID, Currency, Balance, Frozen Balance, Deposit Address.
Logic:
- Credit balance on deposit.
- Freeze balance during withdrawals; adjust based on transaction status.
Deposit Records Table
- Fields: TXID, Deposit Address, Member ID, Amount, Timestamp.
- Logic: Prevent duplicate entries via TXID/address validation.
Withdrawal Approval Table
- Fields: Withdrawal ID, Member ID, Currency, Destination Address, Amount, Status, TXID.
Logic:
- Track withdrawal requests.
- Update status based on blockchain confirmation.
Supported Currencies Table
- Fields: Currency, Type.
- Logic: Restrict withdrawals to listed currencies.
Deposit/Withdrawal Integration
Address Generation
- Create wallets on deployed nodes.
- Generate addresses via RPC.
- Assign addresses to user accounts.
Transaction Logic
- Query blockchain height.
- Process new blocks sequentially.
- Validate deposits by checking recipient addresses.
- Monitor withdrawal TX statuses (success/failure).
RPC Commands & Workflows
USDT/BTC Commands
Address Creation:
bitcoin-cli getnewaddress "receive"
RPC Methods:
getbestblockhash
(latest height).getblock
(block details).sendrawtransaction
(broadcast TX).
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ERC20/ETH Commands
Account Management:
geth attach eth.accounts # List accounts personal.newAccount() # Create account
RPC Methods:
eth_blockNumber
(sync status).eth_sendRawTransaction
(signed TX broadcast).
FAQ Section
Q1: How do I verify node synchronization?
A: Compare local node height with a block explorer using getblockchaininfo
(BTC) or eth.syncing
(ETH).
Q2: What’s the best practice for handling failed withdrawals?
A: Automatically revert frozen balances and notify users if the TX fails on-chain.
Q3: How often should I sync my node?
A: Continuous sync is ideal. Monitor latency and adjust resources accordingly.
Q4: Can I support multiple currencies in one wallet system?
A: Yes, but ensure separate tables/logics for each currency to avoid conflicts.