2026-01-06 23:31:14

Want to experience the Tempo public testnet? This is a process focused on technology and product iteration. Participants should approach it with a mindset of exploring and innovating, rather than simply chasing rewards.

**Three quick steps to get started:**

The first step is simple—add the Tempo testnet to your wallet. This is a basic operation to ensure your wallet can recognize this chain.

Next, you need to claim test tokens. These test coins are specifically used for interaction and testing during the public test phase. They have no real value but allow you to fully experience the network's features.

The final step is to import these test tokens into your wallet. After completing these three steps, you can start interacting with the Tempo testnet. During the public test, feel free to experiment, report issues, and try out new features—these are the true meanings of participation.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-07 00:00

It sounds good, but does this test coin really have no value? Looking at historical data, early participants in the testnet often gained significant profits when the mainnet launched... From a market cycle perspective, now is a good time to position, as the risk-reward ratio is still favorable. However, a risk warning: you still need to do your homework.

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SmartContractDiver

· 01-07 00:00

Another testnet, three steps and it's done, pretty interesting.

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QuorumVoter

· 01-07 00:00

Wow, it's another testnet trick. Getting three test coins makes me as excited as if it were real.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 01-06 23:57

Another testnet is here. We're tired of the usual talk about not pursuing rewards. But the name Tempo sounds pretty smooth, and it's not hard to get started in three steps, just have to mess with the wallet again... Does anyone really test the network just for "exploring innovation"? Isn't honesty better? Test tokens have no value, but the experience +1, which is really appreciated. Wait, are they asking us to find bugs for free work? Haha.

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consensus_failure

· 01-06 23:56

Ha, another testnet. This time, it's really not a rug pull, right? Honestly, test tokens aren't very useful, but the experience is quite important. Three steps to get started sound simple, but the key is whether there are any pitfalls later. I just want to know if the feedback issues will be taken seriously.

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