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Update account cmd and balance cmd docs on tutorials intro #498

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Expand Up @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ account, you can generate a new one using the following command:
npx hardhat account --save
```

This command creates a random wallet, displays the wallet information in the
This command creates a random EVM wallet and a Solana wallet, and displays the wallet information in the
terminal, and saves the private key to a `.env` file, making it accessible to
Hardhat.

Expand All @@ -59,11 +59,17 @@ If you already have a private key or mnemonic, you can import it with the
npx hardhat account --save --recover
```

This will prompt you to enter the private key or mnemonic, derive the addresses,
For EVM wallet, this will prompt you to enter the private key or mnemonic, derive the addresses,
and save the private key into the `.env` file.

For Solana wallets, the process is as follows:
1. It first attempts to automatically import the private key from the `~/.config/solana/id.json` file.
2. If this file doesn't exist or can't be read, you'll be prompted to enter the private key manually.

Finally, the private key is saved into the `.env` file.

The `account` command shows derived addresses in hexadecimal (for EVM-based
chains), bech32 with `zeta` prefix for ZetaChain, and bech32 for Bitcoin.
chains), bech32 with `zeta` prefix for ZetaChain, base58 for Solana, and bech32 for Bitcoin.

## Query Token Balances

Expand All @@ -84,14 +90,14 @@ npx hardhat balances --json
```

If you want to query for token balances for a different account, you can use the
`--address` flag:
`--evm`, `--solana`, or `--bitcoin` flag:

```
npx hardhat balances --address ADDRESS
npx hardhat balances --evm EVM_ADDRESS --solana SOLANA_ADDRESS --bitcoin BITCOIN_ADDRESS
```

The `balances` command supports querying for native gas tokens, wrapped ZETA on
all connected chains as well as ZetaChain, ZRC-20 tokens, and BTC on Bitcoin.
all connected chains as well as ZetaChain, ZRC-20 tokens, SOL on Solana, and BTC on Bitcoin.

## Request Tokens from the Faucet

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