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If I mint a new Taproot Asset from the command line and use a decimal point:
tapcli assets mint --type normal --name beefbux --supply 1000000 --decimal_display 3 --meta_bytes '{"hello":true}' --meta_type json --new_grouped_asset
In the GUI, this fact is not taken into account, and instead of displaying 1000.000, it shows 1000000.
See the details in the help section:
--decimal_display value the number of decimal places, asset amounts, are shift to the left converting asset integer amountsinto UI-recognizable fractional quantity (e.g. an asset with amount100 and decimal display of 2 is displayed as 1.00 in the wallet) (default: 0)
It’s a minor issue, so just FYI.
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If I mint a new Taproot Asset from the command line and use a decimal point:
tapcli assets mint --type normal --name beefbux --supply 1000000 --decimal_display 3 --meta_bytes '{"hello":true}' --meta_type json --new_grouped_asset
In the GUI, this fact is not taken into account, and instead of displaying 1000.000, it shows 1000000.
See the details in the help section:
--decimal_display value the number of decimal places, asset amounts, are shift to the left converting asset integer amountsinto UI-recognizable fractional quantity (e.g. an asset with amount100 and decimal display of 2 is displayed as 1.00 in the wallet) (default: 0)
It’s a minor issue, so just FYI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: