Add genesis vesting contracts, converted to PoS timestamps #558
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This will change a little in an upcoming @nimiq/core version when the Nimiq.VestingContract.dataToPlain() method is corrected to take actual tx data and the tx's value, instead of the internal serialization of vesting creation data.
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This will change a little in an upcoming @nimiq/core version when the Nimiq.VestingContract.dataToPlain() method is corrected to take actual tx data and the tx's value, instead of the internal serialization of vesting creation data.
For the data, I used the genesis vesting contract data from nimiq.watch v2, and converted it to PoS timestamps, then verified the converted data with an RPC node in the respective network. All testnet vesting contracts are still there, while some mainnet contracts have since been claimed and pruned. However, the existing ones still verified, so they should all be correct as they've been converted with the same logic.