- Testnet allows developers and users to test dApps and bugs.
- Users will need to connect to a Venom wallet and claim a free testnet allocation in order to participate.
- DApps that can be tested include Venom Scan, VenomPool, Venom Bridge, Venom Stake and Web3.world.
The Venom Foundation, a decentralized network that aims to accelerate Web3 development and is licensed by the Abu Dhabi Global Market (AGDM), has announced a public testnet for its Layer-1 blockchain.
Venom is designed to be a highly scalable blockchain infrastructure supporting all types of decentralized applications. According to the foundation, the testnet going live is an important milestone for L1 ahead of its mainnet launch.
In addition to the testnet, Venom has also released several decentralized applications (DApps) developed in-house as part of L1’s growing ecosystem.
,We are excited to announce the launch of Venom’s public testnet, which is an important step towards our upcoming mainnet launch. With our highly scalable and reliable asynchronous blockchain, we believe developers will be able to create innovative dApps while users will be able to experience them first hand.Peter Knage, chairman of the Venom Foundation Council, said in a press release.
Users can test different DApps
With the launch of the testnet, both ecosystem users and developers on the Venom network can now go ahead to test and debug various protocols and dApps.
To access the testnet, users must first download Venom Wallet – which is available on mobile (in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store) and as a Chrome extension on desktop. once they claim free testnet allocationDevelopers and other ecosystem users can begin stress-testing the network.
The dApps that users can see on the Venom testnet include Venom Wallet, Venom Scan, VenomPools, Venom Bridge, Venom Stake, Web3.World, WeUp, NFT Mint, and Oasis.Gallery.
The Venom Foundation says the program should foster community building and further innovation within the ecosystem.