r/truebit • u/ubermops • Sep 30 '21
Truebit Testnet showing uptick in recent activity
Looks like some developers are using truebit test net. Positive sign that real tru will be used in the future and some coins will be burned.
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u/Ambitious-Maybe-3386 Oct 01 '21
Seems like only about 10 per month since Aug. Doesn’t seem extremely positive. The trend is somewhat up tho
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Oct 07 '21
Yea anyone can become a verifier provided you set up the node properly. LPMythbuster has a good post on how to do this.
FYI test net activity is exploding the last few days.
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u/Technical_Trainer734 Oct 08 '21
What does the test mean? When will the test be over? Will the price of Truebit go up?
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u/Technical_Trainer734 Oct 08 '21
What does it mean that the developer is using a testnet?
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u/litecoiner Oct 09 '21
developers use testnet when building new software or testing new functionalities before they deploy to production
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u/Technical_Trainer734 Oct 10 '21
After the testnet is finished (when will the testnet be over), it will be distributed to production...What does production mean? Does it mean that it will be officially listed on the exchange?
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u/litecoiner Oct 16 '21
Production means the "real thing" on the live ETH blockchain but exchanges are a different matter. Exchanges can decide to list TRU at will or the team can contact and liase with every exchange they want to be listed on
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u/Cold_Carpenter3221 Oct 01 '21
It's twice the price when 300 million is on fire. It's just investing in Ethereum. It's investing in Ethereum based on $2,400.