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  •   4 months ago

How to receive testnet/sandbox tokens for MNEE on ETH?

question above ^. Other thread seems to be asking the same thing, but answer doesn't fully work. The current MNEE faucet gives tokens, but is not transferrable to ethereum sepolia (when trying mnee transfer, says Invalid BSV Address), so I'm assuming it only gives tokens for BSV testnet.

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  •   •   4 months ago

    The sandbox tokens for the CLI tool are for MNEE 1Sat on the BSV blockchain. This hackathon is focused on MNEE ERC-20 on Ethereum.

    You will need to get a small amount of production tokens from an exchange or swap as there is no testnet contract. You can use Uniswap, Rockwallet, Ascendx, Lbank, Coinstore or any of the other supporting services that are available.

  •   •   4 months ago

    so we will have to do the demo on eth mainnet?

  •   •   4 months ago

    Yes, or use a different ERC-20 on testnet with instructions on how to replace using the MNEE mainnet contract.

  •   •   4 months ago

    Is there any chance the team can deploy the MNEE contract to Sepolia and set up a small faucet? > Having an official testnet address would let us build much more robust 'agent' demos safely. If that's not possible, I’ll have to use a Mock contract on Sepolia, but I'd much rather build against an official deployment to ensure it's 'Mainnet-ready.'
    Would a mock-based demo still be eligible for the prizes if an official Sepolia contract isn't available?

  •   •   4 months ago

    Ignacio - We've taking this down as feedback for future hackathons on ETH. You can use Uniswap, Rockwallet, Ascendx, Lbank, Coinstore or any of the other supporting services that are available on mainnet to acquire a small amount of MNEE.

    As long as the submission is clear about the mock-based demo and works for the MNEE stablecoin usecase it will be eligible. Just make sure to include where the MNEE contract would go in your configuration and explain what you are doing so it's clear.

  •   •   4 months ago

    Can we use an anvil fork of eth mainnet so a whole app could run on a devnet where judges can test?

  •   •   4 months ago

    Benjamin - As long as the app can be ran easily and can be easily deployed on ETH mainnet following standard practices you should be fine.

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