Announcing the Euler Public Testnet!
The much anticipated Euler testnet is launching for public feedback.
The long-awaited testnet has launched, and all members of the Euler community are invited to help test the platform and offer feedback.
Through the community’s involvement, the protocol will be one step closer to becoming the full mainnet platform in the near future. Users may find some of the features implemented in this upcoming release as unique and innovative.
The public testnet is the latest development as the Euler platform and has come a long way from the initial concepts presented a little more than a year ago at Encode Club’s ‘Spark’ University Hackathon.
Euler has grown tremendously in the time since then, and although the road so far has been bumpy, the community has grown to become an enthusiastic one eager to join the testnet launch.
After receiving sufficient feedback from testnet participants, there will be more confidence in providing the most capital efficient lending and borrowing platform available to DeFi users. Detailed feedback on bugs and issues in addition to general suggestions will be used to make the platform even better.
Users can participate in the testnet by claiming Ropsten ETH from https://faucet.dimensions.network (or here) and Ropsten testnet tokens at https://faucet.euler.finance. Once your wallet has some ETH and tokens in it, head on over to the testnet platform at https://ropsten.euler.finance if you have any comments or issues, please provide feedback using this form.
Be on the lookout for a full testnet user guide that will soon release which will provide in depth details on navigating and using the platform. Make sure to join the Discord server if you have any questions or comments regarding the testnet launch.
About Euler
Euler is a capital-efficient permissionless lending protocol that helps users to earn interest on their crypto assets or hedge against volatile markets without the need for a trusted third-party. Euler features a number of innovations not seen before in DeFi, including permissionless lending markets, reactive interest rates, protected collateral, MEV-resistant liquidations, multi-collateral stability pools, sub-accounts, risk-adjusted loans and much more. For more information, visit euler.finance.
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