FAQ

How to point `cored` to a specific network?

By default, cored binary points to the local node (localhost:26657).

To point it to a specific node you should use two flags – --node and --chain-id.

For example status for the specific node can be retrieved this way:

cored status --node={NODE_URL_WITH_PORT} --chain-id={CHAIN_ID}

NODE_URL_WITH_PORT and CHAIN_ID can be found at network variables page.

How to fix `account not found` error?

If you see the next message:

Error: rpc error:
  code = NotFound desc = rpc error:
    code = NotFound desc = account testcore1q07ldrjnr8xtsy3rz82yxqcdrffu3uw3daslrw not found:
      key not found

Two reasons might cause this issue:

Your account probably has zero balance, and it is not visible on the network. You should fund it before using it.
RPC node you used to send the request is not fully synced, use another RPC node or wait for sync completion.

How to fix `key not found` error?

If you see the next message:

Error: testcore1f2dyj8dhdv62ytrkuvn832ezzjdcpg2jhrtzvy.info: key not found

Probably, your RPC_URL and/or chain-id belong to different networks. Also, this error often occurs when you have added your account into a specific keyring (i.e. --keyring-backend=test) and you forget to specify that keyring in the CLI command.

How can I integrate Coreum into my real estate brokerage?

Coreum is designed specifically to tokenize real-world assets like real estate. Depending on whether your property is rental, commercial, or residential, the integration details may vary. We recommend reaching out to our team here so we can guide you through a tailored implementation.

What makes the Coreum blockchain unique?

Cross-Chain Routing Across IBC & XRPL.
Native Asset Programmability with Smart Tokens (WASM).
Compliance-First Design with Proven Stability & 1 Second Finality.
Organic Orderbook DEX with AMM Liquidity Routing.

How can I delegate my tokens to a validator?

You can delegate your $COREUM tokens to a validator directly through any supported wallet, including Leap, Cosmostation, Fox Wallet & more. Most wallets offer delegation as a built-in feature, making it easy to participate in securing the network and earning rewards. Alternatively, you can connect any supported wallet to a third party dashboard such as Restake.app to stake your $COREUM. See the full list of supported wallets here.

What is the process for creating a new token on Coreum?

You can issue a new token on Coreum using the TokenHub in just a few clicks. For advanced users, the CLI is also available to use by following this guide. The Coreum Foundation recommends deploying your token on the testnet first to test its functionality before launching it on the mainnet.

How can I report bugs or issues in Coreum?

You can report bugs or issues on the Coreum GitHub page. Alternatively, join the Coreum Foundation Discord Server to share issues directly with the community and core team.

How does Coreum handle misbehaving validators?

There are 2 types of misbehaviour:

Uptime misbehaviour: If the validator starts missing more than 50% of blocks in a period of 34,000 blocks, it will get jailed for 60 seconds. During this time, the operator cannot unjail it. The punishment is burning 0.5% of the validator's stake. Once resolved, an unjail transaction is required.
Double signing misbehaviour: A validator that signs two blocks at the same height will be slashed 5% of total delegations and permanently removed from the validator set ("tombstoned"). A new validator must be created with a new consensus key.