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error: only one tx sender is allowed within one bundle #6

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Ruud88x opened this issue Dec 14, 2021 · 7 comments
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error: only one tx sender is allowed within one bundle #6

Ruud88x opened this issue Dec 14, 2021 · 7 comments

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@Ruud88x
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Ruud88x commented Dec 14, 2021

In my use case I'm trying to send two tx in one bundle.
Tx1 is a pendingTx I'm looking to resubmit. This is a Tx of another wallet.
Tx2 is my own Tx I wish to bundle with Tx1.

When sending this bundle, nodereal returns this error:

error: only one tx sender is allowed within one bundle

Why is this limitation in place? Is this working as intended? If you can only use it to send Tx from one sender, what is the use of the service? You might as well use a smart contract to "bundle" your onchain logic in this case.

@a04512
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a04512 commented Dec 15, 2021

because someone uses this for sandwich attack

@Ruud88x
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Ruud88x commented Dec 18, 2021

because someone uses this for sandwich attack

Cool, but the readme details a usecase where you bundle two different senders as well.

@yoongyy
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yoongyy commented Dec 20, 2021

I get another error:
Returned error: simulate tx success, while status of receipt is failed.

When I try to get validators status, the result is below:
{
status: 0,
validators: { MathWallet: 0, NodeReal: 0, 'TW Staking': 0 }
}

Is that means no validator is active now in NodeReal?

@eniolasonowo
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I have this issue also, I want to perform a wallet rescue, but I need to send more than one tx from multiple wallets in a single bundle.

@greyireland
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It didn't figure out what it wanted to do,It should die soon

@LubomirKurpel
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I get another error: Returned error: simulate tx success, while status of receipt is failed.

When I try to get validators status, the result is below: { status: 0, validators: { MathWallet: 0, NodeReal: 0, 'TW Staking': 0 } }

Is that means no validator is active now in NodeReal?

No, according to docs, 0 means active and 1 means inactive. Which is kind of weird but thats it. So basicly only 3 validators support this nowdays.

https://docs.nodereal.io/nodereal/direct-route/user-guide/for-traders/direct-route-api#eth_validatorstatus

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ghost commented Sep 1, 2022

I have this issue also

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