I just spent the better part of a whole day combing through abandoned projects and I gotta say, recovering anything relay related is going to be not so fun. It’s possible, but it’s going to involve rebuilding the run network api entirely. Every single project that was built expects the run.network.api to exist 😓
Post by Brooz ☕️
I guess porting everything to 1satordinals would be the only way
(I have absolutely no idea how or if that would even work lol)
What the chain says
- Block
- 970 145
- Time
- 2026-10-08T07:56:57Z
- Signer
- 1CdETknnWodMWKfUqXYAyhgqWpsbgpvqVS
- App
- twetch
- Type
- reply
- Content type
- text/markdown
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
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Can’t happen without RUN node :c
Does RUN have to be rebuilt from scratch or is it open source?
Good question! Run is open sourced and available on github as runoncomputer/sdk the actual db one needs to create to service a run based wallet is available at runoncomputer/run-db. It requires Node.js (I find v14.14.0 to work best) and python3. It will require some editing because at this time it calls many services that are no longer available.
There is a wallet available jdh7190/tique_case that you can freely modify to work in tandem with run-db. You can also change its config to use the same derivation path that relayx once did to use your BIP39 phrase, allowing access to your wallet.
That’s the summary of my experience. Last I used these, all the apis worked, and relay existed… it is 100% possible to regain access to a relayx wallet but everything must be built from scratch again.
Let me know when someone builds it
iv been learning a lot python recently and have built some successfully things using replit. id offer to help where possible, but only for the stickdoodz revamp, and pieces from mageta sleepless and few others
altho dont know how much help I could be. not that I want relay back as such, I think @66034 and @219537 are very good marketplaces. but reviving some old relay pieces would be nice for nostalgia