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# Blockchain Wallets

## Creating the wallets

Two Bloxberg wallets(ethereum compatible) are required to run an Ethernity node: a data processor wallet and a result processor wallet.

### **Clone the repository**

If you have not done so already, clone the repostiory

```
git clone https://github.com/ethernity-cloud/mvp-pox-node.git
cd mvp-pox-node
```

ethkey is a tool written in rust coming from the openetherum project. The compiled binary contains modifications that print the checksummed address which is required for configuration.

### Generate the Data Processor wallet

```bash
roles/generate_config_file/files/ethkey generate random

secret:  c7ac47a71c2ff61771ee6xyzxyzxyze8ea32e6ea183ad1547281476a4d503ce5
public:  35cd445cfa98995607622e5bd3aabc507ce717724ff981ff62de4e2cde7c31b9343e81a0910f2b65d750d08389784dc77cd916ddff020a6e3e0a70bb9f6c8add
address: 0x451bD91c141aBa49cD2Be184e647dFfd3Dc3B80C
```

```
The secret represents the private key and is attributed to the PRIVATE_KEY variable inside the config file, like this:
```

```
PRIVATE_KEY=c7ac47a71c2ff61771ee632xyzxyzxyzea32e6ea183ad1547281476a4d503ce5
```

### Testnet

The testnet is using bloxberg as blockchain infrastructure. The bloxberg faucet can be found at:

<https://faucet.bloxberg.org>

Just enter your wallet **address** (including 0x in front)  in the form, fill the captcha and you will receive 0.2 bergs.\
0.2 bergs is enough to run a few million transactions.


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