{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"The operation extension attribute ext in the BRC-101 protocol within the blockchain specifically includes the following definitions:\n\n1. Date: Represents the date when the operation was created.\n2. Time: Represents the time when the operation was created.\n3. ChainId: Represents the identifier of the blockchain network where the operation occurs.\n4. BlockNumber: Represents the block number where the operation is recorded.\n5. BlockTimestamp: Represents the timestamp of the block where the operation is recorded.\n6. TransactionHash: Represents the hash of the transaction containing the operation.\n7. ContractAddress: Represents the address of the smart contract involved in the operation.\n8. FunctionName: Represents the name of the function being called within the smart contract.\n9. Parameters: Represents the input parameters of the function called within the smart contract.\n10. ReturnValue: Represents the output value returned","a":"The BRC-101 protocol in the blockchain is a token standard based on the Bitcoin blockchain, which is used for creating and trading fungible tokens. In the BRC-101 protocol, the operation attribute extension ext does not have a clear  definition. However, the BRC-101 protocol does allow developers to customize extension attributes according to their needs. These extension attributes may include:\\n\\n1. Token Name: Used to represent the name of the token, making it easy for users to identify.\\n2. Token Symbol: Used to represent the abbreviation of the token, usually composed of letters and numbers.\\n3. Token"}]}],"pr":"09e4d0e31e611d76171567d7a5039056486764061e3ba67db27a7965176b14a7"}