- [Alejandro] Now let's
continue to stage three,
fund a stake pool owner
account through JCLI.
In order to fund the account,
well, we need to create
the stake pool account.
So, let's create the stake pool account.
To do that, we will use
our nice little Scripts
that that the QA team
at IOSK created for us.
So, go to Git Hub,
and in the input output
user jormungandr-qa project,
you will see the scripts
folder right here.
And actually let me change this.
Yes, the scripts folder, when
you click the scripts folder,
there are several here.
We are doing to download
at the createAddress one.
So click createAddress.
Now click Raw,
and save that.
You can save it as createAddress.sh.
All right, lemme put that
in that in the shell notes here with curl.
I'll do a new edit.
It's there for you.
Okay, now that we have the
createAddress script downloaded,
we need to give it permissions.
So we do with chmod plus x of executable.
We are going to createAddress.sh.
That makes it executable, and
now we are going to use it.
In order to use it,
we will do createAddress.sh account.
We want an account address.
And we want the output of that comment
to go to a file called
stakepool_owner_account.txt,
but we also want it to
be shown in the screen.
So with the tee comment
here saves to this file
and also this place that
result in the screen.
So let's do that.
And you can see here it
created a private key for us,
a public key, and an account address,
which we are going to use extensively.
So that's why we want to download,
to have them save to this file.
Okay, now,
okay, now, this information is so useful
that I'm actually going
to create some variables
so that I have them available for the rest
of this demonstration.
So you really don't need to do this.
You can do it to just copy paste in
from the different sections.
So that's the private key.
Now we get the public key
and the account address.
There you go.
The next step is to get
funds from the faucet
by using curl if you are
using the nightly testnet,
but since you are using,
and that's the one that I'm
going to use for the example,
right, because I'm using nightly,
but when you are using
the incentivized testnet,
those funds must come from Daedalus,
and there is going to be another video
to demonstrate how to do that.
So with this, I should
have gotten already funds
from the stake pool.
Let me see.
Let me see how much
funds do I have, right?
And I can do that with
the account get comments.
So this is the account address.
This should be yours, right?
You should copy this
from the previous text.
And you can see it.
Here I have around,
I have around
40,000 ada with,
with 423,456 lovelaces.
This value is in lovelace,
and you know one lovelace,
one million lovelace are one ada.
So this is what I got from the faucet.
If you are using nightly, you
will get a little bit more.
If you are not using nightly,
you are using the incentivized testnet,
you will have what's
restored from the backup.
Now, with those funds,
we can see that we have
finished stage three.
We have funded our stake pool
owner account with funds.
Perfect, now let's continue to stage four.
