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Do I need to sign and execute transactions after merging or splitting coins?
Hey community, I need some help here. Whenever I merge or split coins, do I really need to sign and execute the transaction block afterward, or do merge and split functions already handle that internally? I've been looking into this in the context of using a tool, but I'm not entirely sure about these steps and want to ensure I'm doing this right. Any insights would be awesome!
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- Move
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2You definitely have to sign and execute the transaction after using merge or split coins. The methods you're using construct the transaction as unsigned, so you need this extra step afterward to sign and execute it.
Yes, as previously mentioned, you need to sign and execute the transaction after merging or splitting coins. Unlike in Solidity where constructing, signing, and sending the transaction often happen simultaneously, in your case, these steps are kept separate. This separation allows you to review everything before signing, making the process more secure.
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