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The following instructions use the simplest possible set of parameters in creating a new Smart Chain: a coin wit
h the ticker symbol `LULZ`, `55555` pre-mined coins, and a block reward of `.0001`, the default.
On your first node, change into the directory where Komodo's `komodod` and `komodo-cli` are installed and execute the following commands in the terminal:
On your first node, change into the directory where Hush's `hushd` and `hush-cli` are installed and execute the following commands in the terminal:
```bash
./hush-smart-chain -ac_name=LULZ -ac_supply=55555 -addnode=<IP address of the second node> &
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Using the `hush-cli` software, which is included in any default installation of `hushd`, you can now execute many commands on your new Smart Chain. This enables you to perform transactions, create and execute smart contracts (if they are enabled on your HSC) and use HushChat protocol and applications.
Since the Hush codebase long ago forked from Zcash (which forked from Bitcoin), essentially all commands that are available on these two upstream blockchains are also available on your new Smart Chain.
Since the Hush codebase long ago forked from Zcash (which forked from Bitcoin), essentially all commands that are available on these two upstream blockchains are also available on your new Smart Chain.
## Example commands
To see general information about your new Smart Chain, execute this command:
`./hush-cli -ac_name=LULZ getinfo`
The following command returns information about all available RPC and API commands:
`./hush-cli -ac_name=LULZ help`
# Copyright
The Hush developers
# License
GPLv3