One source of truth for the entire stack.

Install dependencies, start a testnet node, open the wallet, and verify the stack.

Run, configure, isolate, inspect, back up, and troubleshoot a full node.

Create, restore, lock, receive, sign, send, and understand the wallet trust boundary.

The consensus surface, network namespaces, lifecycle, and normative language.

BIP39, BIP32 root derivation, secp256k1 keys, HASH160, and Base58Check addresses.

Canonical 85/213-byte encoding, signing, IDs, coinbase, nonces, and validation.

Header encoding, canonical block hash, validation order, state transition, and size schedule.

Compact targets, retarget arithmetic, mining loop, subsidy halvings, and tail emission.

Account state, Redis admission, RocksDB indexes, block files, idempotence, and crash recovery.

TCP framing, handshake, commands, payload schemas, peer lifecycle, and discovery.

Sequential block download, peer selection, inventory, transaction relay, and cooldowns.

Authenticated loopback endpoints, schemas, cursors, readiness, receipts, and errors.

Public read-only endpoints, response models, pagination, capabilities, and errors.

Enable the SQLite projection, monitor backfill, rebuild safely, and connect the website.

Process boundaries, data flows, canonical stores, derived views, and component ownership.

Threat boundaries, implemented hardening, known gaps, and public-network blockers.

Executable vectors, cross-language conformance, negative tests, CI, and change discipline.

Canonical table of network IDs, ports, byte limits, timing, economics, and service bounds.

Precise meanings for Luracoin protocol, node, wallet, and explorer terminology.

Protocol v2 boundaries, clean data directories, compatibility rules, and upgrade checklist.