X1 Testnet · GERO v9.1c + tENTROPY
How to test
Trying GERO and tENTROPY on X1 Testnet. Nothing here has value.
tENTROPY is a test token with no value. ENTROPY is not launched on mainnet.
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Set your wallet to X1 testnet
The Claim page connects with Backpack. In the wallet's network settings choose X1 and switch it to testnet, or set the RPC endpoint to https://rpc.testnet.x1.xyz. The page only ever sends transactions to X1 testnet.
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Get testnet XNT
Testnet XNT has no value and pays the network fees and the one-time claim-account rent. X1 documents a testnet faucet on its Testnet faucet page. With the Solana CLI you can also request an airdrop from the testnet endpoint:
solana airdrop 1 YOUR_ADDRESS --url https://rpc.testnet.x1.xyz
Browsing and looking up addresses need no XNT and no wallet.
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What you can do today
- Browse. Every page under the Testnet switch reads X1 testnet live: Oracle status, Nodes, Activity and Token & supply with its live supply check.
- Look up any address. On Claim, enter a payout address to see its claim account (accrued and claimed) without connecting a wallet.
- Claim, if you run a node. Connect the node's payout wallet on Claim, open its claim account once, then claim its tENTROPY. Every transaction is simulated and shown before the wallet signs.
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What's coming
soon A request-randomness demo: send a request to GERO on testnet from this site and watch it get fulfilled. Until then, Integrations describes how a program requests randomness.