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Sending cardinals
I have BTC non-inscripted I want to send to address
It's sitting at txid:1
This doesn't work:
ord wallet send address txid:1
and this just sends 10000 sats
ord wallet send address txid:1:0
Either there's a command I missed, or I think should be added.
Basically my hopes and dreams are a send-cardinal
command which takes amount
and uses non-inscripted utxos to send that amount to address
As far as i know, you can just use ord wallet send addrs xsats --fee-rate y X=amount example is 100000sats
And ord wallet will not send out any inscribed ordinals.
Havent tried with picking specific utxos through ord. (Can always import the wallet to sparrow and use careful utxo and control management to spend specific utxo)
That command looks incomplete, can you fix it? or point me to documentation, code, or tests, because I didn't see it anywhere
Sorry not sure why it cut off. "Ord wallet send bc1pzzz 200000sats --fee-rate 10" You can try "Ord wallet send --help"
Be careful with this. It isn't documented and doesn't work very well.
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It ignores the --fee-rate that you give it.
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It leaves all your inscriptions locked so that
ord wallet inscription
doesn't list them any more -
If you have any inscriptions in the wallet you can only send a cardinal once. When you try to send another you get the "output already locked" error.
I'm wondering whether this was left undocumented because it isn't ready for use.
Be careful with this. It isn't documented and doesn't work very well.
- It ignores the --fee-rate that you give it.
- It leaves all your inscriptions locked so that
ord wallet inscription
doesn't list them any more- If you have any inscriptions in the wallet you can only send a cardinal once. When you try to send another you get the "output already locked" error.
I'm wondering whether this was left undocumented because it isn't ready for use.
Yes, it ignores the fee rate.
Cardinals remained will be locked, and need to unlock them everytime u sent anything
$ bitcoin-cli -rpcwallet=ord lockunspent true
It uses the --fee-rate
now and can be used.