Bittensor-LIFO is a tool designed to implement Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) accounting for Bittensor TAO transactions. It helps you manage and track TAO funds across different wallets, ensuring accurate financial reporting and analysis within the Bittensor network.
- TAO Transaction Tracking: Monitor incoming and outgoing TAO transactions across multiple wallets.
- Wallet Categorization: Differentiate between active wallets and secondary wallets for better fund management.
- LIFO Accounting: Apply LIFO principles to manage and report TAO holdings.
- TAOSTATS API Integration: Utilize the TAOSTATS API for real-time transaction data.
- Python 3.7 or higher
- TAOSTATS API Key: Obtain an API key from TAOSTATS.
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Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/cisterciansis/Bittensor-LIFO.git cd Bittensor-LIFO -
Create a Virtual Environment (Optional but Recommended)
python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
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Open
read_all_new.pyUse your preferred text editor to open the
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Add TAOSTATS API Key
Locate the section where the API key should be inserted and add your TAOSTATS API key:
API_KEY = 'your_taostats_api_key_here'
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Add Wallet Addresses
Define your wallets by categorizing them into active and secondary wallets.
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Active Wallets: Wallets that receive ongoing large amounts of TAO from the network (e.g., miners, SN owner wallets, validating wallets).
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Secondary Wallets: Wallets holding funds and staking but not actively participating to gain significant TAO.
ACTIVE_WALLETS = [ 'wallet_address_1', 'wallet_address_2', # Add more active wallet addresses here ] SECONDARY_WALLETS = [ 'secondary_wallet_address_1', 'secondary_wallet_address_2', # Add more secondary wallet addresses here ]
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Save the Configuration
Ensure all your wallet addresses and the API key are correctly added and save the
read_all_new.pyfile.
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Run
read_all_new.pyThis script fetches and processes TAO transactions based on your configuration.
python3 read_all_new.py
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Run
read_lifo.pyAfter processing the data, execute the LIFO accounting script to analyze your TAO holdings.
python3 read_lifo.py
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Active Wallets:
- Purpose: Receive large, ongoing amounts of TAO from the network.
- Examples: Miners, SN owner wallets, validating wallets.
- Usage: Actively participate in the network to earn TAO.
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Secondary Wallets:
- Purpose: Hold funds and participate in staking without significant TAO earnings.
- Usage: Store and manage TAO without active participation in mining or validating.