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#walrus $WAL
🌐 Step 2: Switch to Sui Testnet
Inside your wallet:
Open Network settings
Select Sui Testnet
🚰 Step 3: Get Testnet SUI (Free)
You need test SUI for gas.
Options:
Sui Testnet Faucet (official)
Discord faucet (Sui / Walrus community)
After this, you’ll see Test SUI in your wallet.
@Walrus 🦭/acc

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#walrus $WAL
✅ Step 1: Install a Sui Wallet
Use any of these:
Sui Wallet (official)
Suiet
Ethos Wallet
👉 Install the wallet extension and create a new wallet
⚠️ Use a fresh wallet (not your main wallet)
@Walrus 🦭/acc

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#walrus $WAL
Here’s a clear, step-by-step guide to join the Walrus Testnet 🧪
(No real money needed)
🧩 What You Need First
A Sui-compatible wallet
Access to Sui Testnet
Testnet SUI → Testnet WAL tokens
@Walrus 🦭/acc

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#walrus $WAL
Mainnet is live now, and Testnet is used to try new features first, often getting reset regularly. �
docs.wal.app +1
If you want, I can also explain:
🔹 How to join the Walrus Testnet step-by-step
🔹 Where to get testnet WAL and SUI
🔹 What tools or explorers are available for Walrus
Just let me know!
@Walrus 🦭/acc

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#walrus $WAL
What’s Happened Recently
The public testnet launched with a focus on blob storage, deletable blobs, governance epochs, and WAL faucets. �
docs.wal.app
Later, above testnet versions were redeployed to Testnet v2 with updates and previous state wiped. �
docs.wal.app
@Walrus 🦭/acc

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a sui testnet

A Sui Testnet wallet with test SUI. �
docs.wal.app
Testnet WAL tokens (convertible 1:1 from test SUI). �
mystenlabs.github.io
CLI tools or web UIs to upload blobs or stake tokens. �
docs.wal.app
Developers use it to try out programs, track costs, and debug interactions before running on Mainnet. �
docs.wal.app
🌀 Why Testnet Matters
It helps find bugs and performance issues before Mainnet launch. �
AInvest
It lets teams try real storage workflows without spending real money. �
AInvest
It lays the groundwork for Mainnet features and improvements. �
AInvest

@Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus $WAL

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what you can do on testnet

📦 What You Can Do on Testnet
✔ Upload and retrieve “blobs” (data files like videos, images, documents). �
✔ Test storage and retrieval APIs and how decentralized storage nodes handle data. �
✔ Get Testnet WAL tokens via a faucet or command-line tool (they have no value). �
✔ Stake Testnet WAL tokens if supported, for testing node/economy mechanisms. �
✔ Use explorers and tools to inspect data and network activity. �
Investing.com
Investing.com
mystenlabs.github.io +1
Superex
Superex
❌ Note: Because it’s testnet, features may break, data can be wiped, and tokens aren’t real. �
docs.wal.app
🛠 How It Works
Walrus binds storage operations to the Sui Testnet — you usually need:

@Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus $WAL

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walrus testnet

Walrus Testnet is the testing stage of the Walrus decentralized storage network, a project built on the Sui blockchain that lets developers experiment with storing and retrieving large data files (“blobs”) in a decentralized way before the system goes fully live. �
Investing.com +1
🧪 What the Walrus Testnet Is
It’s a sandbox network where developers and users can try out Walrus features before Mainnet. �
docs.wal.app
It runs on the Sui Testnet, so all tokens (Testnet WAL and Testnet SUI) have no real monetary value — they’re just for experimenting. �
docs.wal.app
The Testnet can be modified, reset, or wiped at any time as new features are developed and tested. �
docs.wal.app

@Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus $WAL

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#dusk $DUSK
What “Testnet” Means for Dusk Bridge
Uses test tokens (no real value)
For testing cross-chain transfers
Helps Dusk validate:
Security
Zero-knowledge verification
Compliance logic
Can be reset or updated at any time
@Dusk

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#dusk $DUSK
Dusk Bridge — Testnet Status
As of now, the Dusk Bridge is available in a testnet / experimental phase and is mainly intended for developers, validators, and ecosystem testing, not regular mainnet users yet.
Here’s what that means in simple terms 👇
@Dusk

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#dusk $DUSK
you want, I can also explain:
🔁 Is Dusk bridge live or testnet?
🪙 How to bridge DUSK tokens step-by-step
🆚 Dusk bridge vs typical crypto bridges
🔐 Bridge security risks & how Dusk mitigates them
@Dusk

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#dusk $DUSK
🧠 Why Dusk Bridge Matters
It’s not just a bridge — it’s a regulated, privacy-preserving financial gateway, positioning Dusk as a serious Layer-1 for banks, fintechs, and tokenized assets.
If you want, I can also explain:
@Dusk

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#dusk $DUSK
Important Notes
Not all bridges are live at all times (some are phased or institutional-only)
Always use official Dusk channels before interacting
Avoid unofficial “Dusk bridges” — high scam risk
@Dusk

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privacy

Supported / Expected Connections
Depending on development stage and updates:
Ethereum (EVM)
Future bridges to institutional chains
Possible integration with compliant custody providers
(Dusk focuses more on regulated finance than retail meme-bridging)

Privacy & Compliance Advantage
Unlike typical bridges:
Uses Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs)
Supports selective disclosure (important for regulators)
Aligns with KYC/AML-ready financial use cases
This makes it suitable for:
Tokenized securities
RWAs (Real World Assets)
Regulated DeFi
🌉 Supported / Expected Connections
Depending on development stage and updates:
@Dusk #dusk $DUSK

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privacy

Privacy & Compliance Advantage
Unlike typical bridges:
Uses Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs)
Supports selective disclosure (important for regulators)
Aligns with KYC/AML-ready financial use cases
This makes it suitable for:
Tokenized securities
RWAs (Real World Assets)
Regulated DeFi
🌉 Supported / Expected Connections
Depending on development stage and updates:

@Dusk #dusk $DUSK

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key purposes

Key Purposes
Asset interoperability (move tokens across chains)
Liquidity access from larger ecosystems
Institutional-grade compliance
Privacy-preserving transfers
🧩 How the Dusk Bridge Works (Simplified)
Lock or burn tokens on the source chain (e.g., Ethereum)
Zero-knowledge proof verification ensures legitimacy
Mint or unlock equivalent wrapped tokens on Dusk
Reverse process works for exiting Dusk
This avoids double-spending and keeps transactions verifiable without exposing sensitive data.

@Dusk #dusk $DUSK

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dusk bridge

Dusk Bridge usually refers to the cross-chain bridge infrastructure connected to the Dusk Network, designed to move assets between Dusk (Layer-1) and other blockchains while preserving privacy, compliance, and security.
Here’s a clear breakdown 👇
🔗 What is the Dusk Bridge?
The Dusk Bridge enables users and institutions to transfer tokens and assets between Dusk Network and external chains (such as Ethereum or EVM-compatible networks), without breaking Dusk’s core principles of zero-knowledge privacy and regulatory compliance.

@Dusk #dusk $DUSK

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#plasma $XPL
Key Features
Supplier Connectivity: Links XPL Travel with supplier channels such as flight reservation systems (GDS), hotel inventories, car rentals, and transfers. �
xpl.com.au
Unified Access: Consolidates various travel service feeds into one end-to-end booking and management environment. �
xpl.com.au
Real-time Data: Offers real-time search results, rates, availability, and booking handling across connected services. �
@Plasma

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#vanar $VANRY
Cross-Chain Bridges
Vanar supports bridges that enable:
Token transfers between Vanar and other networks
NFT movement across chains
Liquidity flow from major ecosystems
This makes Vanar suitable for gaming, metaverse, and DeFi projects that need multi-chain access.
3. Gaming & Metaverse Connectivity
@Vanarchain

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#walrus $WAL
Feature
Walrus
Dusk
Data visibility
Public by default
Private by default
Audit method
Cryptographic proofs
Zero-knowledge + auditor keys
Use case
Storage & availability
Regulated finance
Privacy
Optional (off-chain encryption)
Built-in
Transparency
High
Selective
@Walrus 🦭/acc

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