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* For cheqd's current mainnet, this is `cheqd-mainnet-1`
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* For cheqd's current testnet, this is `cheqd-testnet-6`
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***`gas`**: Maximum gas to use for *this specific* transaction. Using `auto` uses Cosmos's auto-calculation mechanism, but can also be specified manually as an integer value.
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***gas-adjustment** (optional): If you're using `auto` gas calculation, this parameter multiplies the auto-calculated amount by the specified factor, e.g., `1.3`. This is recommended so that it leaves enough margin of error to add a bit more gas to the transaction and ensure it successfully goes through.
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***gas-adjustment** (optional): If you're using `auto` gas calculation, this parameter multiplies the auto-calculated amount by the specified factor, e.g., `1.4`. This is recommended so that it leaves enough margin of error to add a bit more gas to the transaction and ensure it successfully goes through.
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***`gas-prices`**: Maximum gas price set by the validator. Default value is `50ncheq`.
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Please note the parameters below are just an “**example**”.
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You will see the commission they set, the max rate they set, and the rate of change. Please use this as a guide when thinking of your own commission configurations. This is important to get right, because the `commission-max-rate` and `commission-max-change-rate` cannot be changed after they are initially set.
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You are able to transfer tokens between key accounts using the function.
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```bash
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cheqd-noded tx bank send <from><to-address><amount> --node <url> --chain-id <chain> --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.2
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cheqd-noded tx bank send <from><to-address><amount> --node <url> --chain-id <chain> --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.4
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```
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You can then delegate to your Validator Node, using the function
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```bash
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cheqd-noded tx staking delegate <validator address><amount to stake> --from <key alias> --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.2 --gas-prices 25ncheq
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cheqd-noded tx staking delegate <validator address><amount to stake> --from <key alias> --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.4 --gas-prices 50ncheq
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```
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We use a second/different Virtual Machine to create these new accounts/wallets. In this instane, you only need to install cheqd-noded as a binary, you don't need to run it as a full node.
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You are able to change this, as well as the description of your node using the function:
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```bash
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cheqd-noded tx staking edit-validator --from validator1-eu --moniker "cheqd" --details "cheqd is building a private and secure decentralised digital identity network on the Cosmos ecosystem" --website "https://www.cheqd.io" --identity "F0669B9ACEE06ADC" --security-contact [email protected] --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.2 --gas-prices 25ncheq -chain-id cheqd-mainnet-1
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cheqd-noded tx staking edit-validator --from validator1-eu --moniker "cheqd" --details "cheqd is building a private and secure decentralised digital identity network on the Cosmos ecosystem" --website "https://www.cheqd.io" --identity "F0669B9ACEE06ADC" --security-contact [email protected] --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.4 --gas-prices 50ncheq -chain-id cheqd-mainnet-1
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```
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## Should I set my firewall port 26656 open to the world?
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