Hello,

The -walletnotify mechanism is used with Bitcoin-like RPC wallets to notify the plugin that an incoming deposit exists.

The plugin does not distribute POS dividents to users, therefore there is no “stake” category for transactions. Any stake earnings are added to the hot wallet balance of the site, not to any user balance.

In the future there might be a divident-paying plugin extension, but this is not implemented yet.

If you would like to be notified of stake rewards from your wallet, you will probably have to find another way. Having said this, maybe you could implement your own code that binds to the action_wallets_notify_wallet action. This will receive transaction IDs. You can then check if these correspond to transactions that are POS rewards using some online service or via communication to a wallet. But this something out of scope of the plugin.

with regards

Hello again.

I am not sure that I made the problem clear enough. It is not a matter of technical implementation. The stakes cannot be assigned to users. A stake amount is dependent on the total staked balance amount, not the balances of individual users. There is no 1-to-1 mapping of address balances and user balances. Hence the need for an investment plugin extension, which I have not yet developed.

Deposit transactions are normally discovered by the coin adapters and are transmitted into a handler Dashed_Slug_Wallets_TXs->action_wallets_transaction() via the wallets_transaction action. But this will not help you insert stake rewards into the DB.

hope this is a bit more clear

Stake rewards are not added to the admin account or any other account. Therefore, nothing needs to be written to the DB.

POS rewards are simply added to your hot wallet. This is why you have an indication of total sum of user balances and hot wallet balance: so that you know what portion of the hot wallet balance is available to you and what part is for the users. It is also there so that you know what percentage you have offloaded to cold storage.

The cold storage is a security feature, it has nothing to do with how much money the admin account has. You can read more about it in the documentation.

I will look into sending an email notification to the admin when you receive POS rewards.

with regards

Hello,

Thank you for the clarification.

It is definitely possible to bind to the wallets_transaction action, observe the incoming data, and if the transaction is a stake reward, send an email using wp_mail. You can implement this easily in your functions.php file or a small separate plugin. Take care, because different wallets implement rewards differently: Some wallets remove all your balance, then add your balance again, plus the reward. In other wallets, the reward amount is added separately in a new transaction. So look at your wallet’s listtransaction output first.

I am not planning to add a feature where POS rewards are added to the admin account. Part of the reason is that due to incompatibilities between POS wallets, this will cause problems.

with regards

Thanks.

Writing the transaction to the DB would involve a new table, for the reasons discussed above. The wp_wallets_txs table is for user transactions.

If you are planning to create a plugin to handle and report stake rewards, it is best if you create your own table or structure to store this info.

You can use the existing actions to intercept incoming TXIDs, or use your own mechanism altogether. In any case, this feature is out of scope of this plugin.

with regards

Yes, I understand.

The question actually is not which files to modify:

You should never modify code in a plugin or theme. Whatever changes you do get overwritten on each update. Instead, use the hooks (actions and filters) provided. In this case, simply start a new plugin file, then hook into the wallets_transaction action.

This will let you intercept all transactions that are discovered by the plugin. This way you can handle them any way you like, without having to communicate with the wallet directly. So, to intercept incoming transaction IDs for coin XYZ you’d do something like:

function handle_transactions( $txid ) {
   error_log( $txid );
   // handle the txid any way you like
   // you would typically request the transaction data here from a wallet or block explorer
   // then, maybe store the data to the db, or send an email using wp_mail()
}
add_action( 'wallets_notify_wallet_XYZ', 'handle_transactions' );

Hope this helps.

with regards