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This comprehensive article provides step-by-step guidelines for getting started with the Fuel Ecosystem, specifically focusing on the Beta-5 testnet, which serves as a staging point for the upgradable testnet.
Here, you'll learn how to set up your Fuel Wallet, obtain test tokens via faucet, use a native bridge in conjunction with the Sepolia testnet, and engage with high-promise dApps built on the Fuel network.
We are seamlessly transitioning to the recently launched Beta-5 Testnet. Now is an opportune time to familiarize yourself with the Fuel ecosystem.
Beta-5 presents significant enhancements over its predecessor, Beta-4, introducing new features and improvements tailored to the needs of developers and users within the Fuel ecosystem. The upgrade bolsters the network's various dimensions, including wallet integrations and resilience against DDoS attacks. It also enriches the development experience with Sway, the native programming language of Fuel.
Kick off your journey with the Fuel Ecosystem's Beta-5 testnet by following this guide. Set up your Fuel Wallet, get test tokens, use the native bridge with the Sepolia testnet, and start interacting with innovative dApps built on the Fuel network.
To initiate your interaction with the Fuel Network's Beta-5, you are required to download and install the Fuel Wallet. This is the official native wallet of the Fuel Network. However, there's also the Fuelet Wallet as a viable alternative. This third-party wallet is known for its impressive UX.
To get started, you can access the wallets using these links:
While this guide primarily demonstrates the setup process using the Fuel Wallet, we highly encourage you to experiment with both the Fuel Wallet and the Fuelet Wallet to find the one that best suits your needs.
In this tutorial, we'll be using the Chrome browser. If you're a Chrome user as well, you can directly access the Fuel Wallet extension via this link. If you're using a different browser, start by visiting: https://wallet.fuel.network/.
Please remember: If your goal is to interact with dApps and you're not engaged in any development activities, it's advisable to install only the Fuel Wallet, not the Fuel Development Wallet.
After successfully downloading your wallet extension, you will be redirected to a new page. If you are new to the ecosystem, select Create New Wallet. If you are updating your existing wallet, choose Import Seed Phrase to restore your current wallet.
Once you've accepted the terms of use agreement, you'll move on to Step 2 where the wallet displays your seed phrase. This step is crucial, so ensure you've recorded your seed phrase in a secure and safe location.
Remember: it's important to keep your seed phrase safe and not share it with anyone else.
Next, you'll confirm your seed phrase in Step 3 and create a password to unlock your Fuel Wallet in Step 4.
Once you've completed all four steps, you'll receive a confirmation message indicating that your first Fuel Wallet on the Fuel Network has been successfully created.
To engage with Beta-5's dApps, you'll need to add some test tokens to your wallet. Start by copying your wallet address from the extension and visit the Faucet website. Upon submission of your wallet and successful completion of a captcha, you'll receive Testnet ETH.
Please note that there's a daily limit on the available test tokens per user, so plan your testnet interactions accordingly.
Please be aware that the test tokens hold no actual monetary value and are solely created for the purpose of providing a testnet experience. If you encounter any problems, we encourage you to report them on the Fuel Discord.
Fuel's Native Bridge is fully operational, enabling a smooth transition between Ethereum's Sepolia Network and the Beta-5 testnet. It streamlines the transfer of assets between Layer 1 and Layer 2, utilizing a message portal to handle token standards such as ERC-20 and ERC-721. On Layer 2, dedicated contracts are in place for token processing and minting, which significantly boosts the Fuel network's efficiency.
For easy navigation, all tools such as the Fuel Explorer, Fuel Bridge, and Fuel Ecosystem Portal are readily accessible via app.fuel.network.
For a comprehensive understanding of the Fuel Bridge design, consider exploring the Fuel Bridge docs here.
In order to make a deposit to the Fuel network, it's necessary to obtain some test ETH on the Sepolia testnet. For this purpose, external faucets, such as Alchemy’s Sepolia Faucet or the Sepolia PoW Faucet, can be used to acquire tokens. Be aware that bridging your test ETH to Fuel’s Beta-5 might take several minutes.
To withdraw test ETH from the Beta-5 network, switch to Withdraw from Fuel, enter the amount you wish to withdraw, and sign the transaction. Please note that the transaction could take longer than usual, potentially several hours, for your test ETH to be accessible on the Sepolia testnet.
To explore your transaction history or observe the status of your bridging process, switch to the History section for a detailed view.
Fuel Name Service has launched a platform that enables users to claim domain names on Fuel, marking a major stride towards the adoption of Web3. The goal of this service is to make crypto addresses human-readable, thereby reducing confusion and improving usability.
Fuel Name Service, developed by the ecosystem builder team at Fuel Wallet, plays an integral role within the Fuel ecosystem. They have fostered strong partnerships with Spark, Thunder, and Fluid Protocol, which significantly contribute to the growth and success of the Fuel ecosystem.
Begin by opening your Google Chrome browser and navigating to the Fuel Name Service's website. Once there, you can choose your desired domain name and check its availability. If the domain is available, you can secure it by confirming the transaction.
Upon confirming a transaction, your fuel domain will be successfully secured, as displayed on the screen. That's it!
Thunder, an NFT marketplace built on the Fuel Network, offers a superior experience with lightning-fast transactions and a smooth, intuitive user interface. One of its key features is bulk execution, which allows users to perform multiple actions, such as approving and purchasing NFTs, in a single transaction, simplifying the process of managing and trading NFTs on the platform.
To create a profile on Thunder, first visit the website and link your Fuel Wallet. After connecting, select the Profile tab and choose the option to edit your profile.
Here, you can customize your profile by:
Adding a background banner
Uploading a user picture
Choosing a username
Writing a profile bio
Providing an email for notifications
Let's start trading NFTs on the Thunder Marketplace. Navigate to the Explore tab where you can discover the most popular and highly-rated collections, and keep an eye on your favorite ones through your personal watchlist.
The Single Checkout feature allows users to purchase NFTs from various collections in a single transaction.
The Bulk Listing feature allows for the effortless listing of multiple NFTs for sale.
The Sweep feature allows users to effortlessly navigate across multiple collections.
SwayFarm is a simple, interactive farming game developed on the Fuel Network. The game is written in Sway, the native programming language of Fuel. Players can run it locally, and it provides an engaging way to explore the functionalities of the Fuel ecosystem.
To interact with SwayFarm, visit the website and connect your Fuel Wallet. Sign up for a transaction to receive some farm coins, which you can then use to participate in farming activities.
Bako Safe is a native multisig wallet within the Fuel Network, offering a seamless experience with features like gas-less vault creation and multi-chain support. As a secure non-custodial multi-signature wallet built atop the Fuel Network, Bako Safe is the first of its kind on the Fuel network.
After linking your Fuel Wallet to the Bako platform, you should proceed by clicking on Create Vault. This will lead you through a series of steps including naming your workspace, identifying signers, and create a transaction.
To fully explore this feature, you can create multiple wallets within the wallet extension or collaborate with friends to examine the functionality of multisig.
The Fuel Explorer is a network tool that allows you to efficiently monitor the activities of your wallet and keep a detailed record of your most recent transactions.
Currently, many projects are actively transitioning to the Beta-5 testnet, with over 30 ecosystem projects under active development on the Fuel network. For the latest updates on these projects, follow the X list below:
Fuel is an operating system purpose built for Ethereum Rollups. Fuel allows rollups to solve for PSI (parallelization, state minimized execution, interoperability) without making any sacrifices.
The Beta-5 testnet is the final stage before the launch of the upgradable testnet. It introduces new features and improvements for developers and users within the Fuel ecosystem.
Beta-5 introduces improvements in wallet integrations and resilience against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. More information can be found here.
Engaging with the Beta-5 testnet does not grant any rewards.
If you've noticed that some of your transactions aren't appearing on the Explorer, please wait a few days and check again, as there might be a delay. If your transaction still isn't showing up after this period, we encourage you to report the issue on forum.
The faucet imposes a daily limit on the number of test tokens available for each user. You may try again after an hour or the following day.
While there is no dedicated role for a testnet user, you can explore and obtain other community roles within the Guild.
This comprehensive article provides step-by-step guidelines for getting started with the Fuel Ecosystem, specifically focusing on the Beta-5 testnet, which serves as a staging point for the upgradable testnet.
Here, you'll learn how to set up your Fuel Wallet, obtain test tokens via faucet, use a native bridge in conjunction with the Sepolia testnet, and engage with high-promise dApps built on the Fuel network.
We are seamlessly transitioning to the recently launched Beta-5 Testnet. Now is an opportune time to familiarize yourself with the Fuel ecosystem.
Beta-5 presents significant enhancements over its predecessor, Beta-4, introducing new features and improvements tailored to the needs of developers and users within the Fuel ecosystem. The upgrade bolsters the network's various dimensions, including wallet integrations and resilience against DDoS attacks. It also enriches the development experience with Sway, the native programming language of Fuel.
Kick off your journey with the Fuel Ecosystem's Beta-5 testnet by following this guide. Set up your Fuel Wallet, get test tokens, use the native bridge with the Sepolia testnet, and start interacting with innovative dApps built on the Fuel network.
To initiate your interaction with the Fuel Network's Beta-5, you are required to download and install the Fuel Wallet. This is the official native wallet of the Fuel Network. However, there's also the Fuelet Wallet as a viable alternative. This third-party wallet is known for its impressive UX.
To get started, you can access the wallets using these links:
While this guide primarily demonstrates the setup process using the Fuel Wallet, we highly encourage you to experiment with both the Fuel Wallet and the Fuelet Wallet to find the one that best suits your needs.
In this tutorial, we'll be using the Chrome browser. If you're a Chrome user as well, you can directly access the Fuel Wallet extension via this link. If you're using a different browser, start by visiting: https://wallet.fuel.network/.
Please remember: If your goal is to interact with dApps and you're not engaged in any development activities, it's advisable to install only the Fuel Wallet, not the Fuel Development Wallet.
After successfully downloading your wallet extension, you will be redirected to a new page. If you are new to the ecosystem, select Create New Wallet. If you are updating your existing wallet, choose Import Seed Phrase to restore your current wallet.
Once you've accepted the terms of use agreement, you'll move on to Step 2 where the wallet displays your seed phrase. This step is crucial, so ensure you've recorded your seed phrase in a secure and safe location.
Remember: it's important to keep your seed phrase safe and not share it with anyone else.
Next, you'll confirm your seed phrase in Step 3 and create a password to unlock your Fuel Wallet in Step 4.
Once you've completed all four steps, you'll receive a confirmation message indicating that your first Fuel Wallet on the Fuel Network has been successfully created.
To engage with Beta-5's dApps, you'll need to add some test tokens to your wallet. Start by copying your wallet address from the extension and visit the Faucet website. Upon submission of your wallet and successful completion of a captcha, you'll receive Testnet ETH.
Please note that there's a daily limit on the available test tokens per user, so plan your testnet interactions accordingly.
Please be aware that the test tokens hold no actual monetary value and are solely created for the purpose of providing a testnet experience. If you encounter any problems, we encourage you to report them on the Fuel Discord.
Fuel's Native Bridge is fully operational, enabling a smooth transition between Ethereum's Sepolia Network and the Beta-5 testnet. It streamlines the transfer of assets between Layer 1 and Layer 2, utilizing a message portal to handle token standards such as ERC-20 and ERC-721. On Layer 2, dedicated contracts are in place for token processing and minting, which significantly boosts the Fuel network's efficiency.
For easy navigation, all tools such as the Fuel Explorer, Fuel Bridge, and Fuel Ecosystem Portal are readily accessible via app.fuel.network.
For a comprehensive understanding of the Fuel Bridge design, consider exploring the Fuel Bridge docs here.
In order to make a deposit to the Fuel network, it's necessary to obtain some test ETH on the Sepolia testnet. For this purpose, external faucets, such as Alchemy’s Sepolia Faucet or the Sepolia PoW Faucet, can be used to acquire tokens. Be aware that bridging your test ETH to Fuel’s Beta-5 might take several minutes.
To withdraw test ETH from the Beta-5 network, switch to Withdraw from Fuel, enter the amount you wish to withdraw, and sign the transaction. Please note that the transaction could take longer than usual, potentially several hours, for your test ETH to be accessible on the Sepolia testnet.
To explore your transaction history or observe the status of your bridging process, switch to the History section for a detailed view.
Fuel Name Service has launched a platform that enables users to claim domain names on Fuel, marking a major stride towards the adoption of Web3. The goal of this service is to make crypto addresses human-readable, thereby reducing confusion and improving usability.
Fuel Name Service, developed by the ecosystem builder team at Fuel Wallet, plays an integral role within the Fuel ecosystem. They have fostered strong partnerships with Spark, Thunder, and Fluid Protocol, which significantly contribute to the growth and success of the Fuel ecosystem.
Begin by opening your Google Chrome browser and navigating to the Fuel Name Service's website. Once there, you can choose your desired domain name and check its availability. If the domain is available, you can secure it by confirming the transaction.
Upon confirming a transaction, your fuel domain will be successfully secured, as displayed on the screen. That's it!
Thunder, an NFT marketplace built on the Fuel Network, offers a superior experience with lightning-fast transactions and a smooth, intuitive user interface. One of its key features is bulk execution, which allows users to perform multiple actions, such as approving and purchasing NFTs, in a single transaction, simplifying the process of managing and trading NFTs on the platform.
To create a profile on Thunder, first visit the website and link your Fuel Wallet. After connecting, select the Profile tab and choose the option to edit your profile.
Here, you can customize your profile by:
Adding a background banner
Uploading a user picture
Choosing a username
Writing a profile bio
Providing an email for notifications
Let's start trading NFTs on the Thunder Marketplace. Navigate to the Explore tab where you can discover the most popular and highly-rated collections, and keep an eye on your favorite ones through your personal watchlist.
The Single Checkout feature allows users to purchase NFTs from various collections in a single transaction.
The Bulk Listing feature allows for the effortless listing of multiple NFTs for sale.
The Sweep feature allows users to effortlessly navigate across multiple collections.
SwayFarm is a simple, interactive farming game developed on the Fuel Network. The game is written in Sway, the native programming language of Fuel. Players can run it locally, and it provides an engaging way to explore the functionalities of the Fuel ecosystem.
To interact with SwayFarm, visit the website and connect your Fuel Wallet. Sign up for a transaction to receive some farm coins, which you can then use to participate in farming activities.
Bako Safe is a native multisig wallet within the Fuel Network, offering a seamless experience with features like gas-less vault creation and multi-chain support. As a secure non-custodial multi-signature wallet built atop the Fuel Network, Bako Safe is the first of its kind on the Fuel network.
After linking your Fuel Wallet to the Bako platform, you should proceed by clicking on Create Vault. This will lead you through a series of steps including naming your workspace, identifying signers, and create a transaction.
To fully explore this feature, you can create multiple wallets within the wallet extension or collaborate with friends to examine the functionality of multisig.
The Fuel Explorer is a network tool that allows you to efficiently monitor the activities of your wallet and keep a detailed record of your most recent transactions.
Currently, many projects are actively transitioning to the Beta-5 testnet, with over 30 ecosystem projects under active development on the Fuel network. For the latest updates on these projects, follow the X list below:
Fuel is an operating system purpose built for Ethereum Rollups. Fuel allows rollups to solve for PSI (parallelization, state minimized execution, interoperability) without making any sacrifices.
The Beta-5 testnet is the final stage before the launch of the upgradable testnet. It introduces new features and improvements for developers and users within the Fuel ecosystem.
Beta-5 introduces improvements in wallet integrations and resilience against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. More information can be found here.
Engaging with the Beta-5 testnet does not grant any rewards.
If you've noticed that some of your transactions aren't appearing on the Explorer, please wait a few days and check again, as there might be a delay. If your transaction still isn't showing up after this period, we encourage you to report the issue on forum.
The faucet imposes a daily limit on the number of test tokens available for each user. You may try again after an hour or the following day.
While there is no dedicated role for a testnet user, you can explore and obtain other community roles within the Guild.
We are excited to migrate Fuel’s staging network to Beta-5. The Beta-5 network has numerous new features and updates, enabling wallet integrations, DDoS resistance, improved Sway DevEx, and more.
fuelname.com
domains - and a free one on the mainnet.
We are excited to migrate Fuel’s staging network to Beta-5. The Beta-5 network has numerous new features and updates, enabling wallet integrations, DDoS resistance, improved Sway DevEx, and more.
fuelname.comdomains - and a free one on the mainnet.
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