LayerBank is launching the ULAB testnet on Movement and kicking off a structured testing campaign.
By actively using the ULAB testnet and sharing your feedback, you can qualify for the LB Movers Discord role as a recognition reward.

This campaign is designed for early users who want to help validate the core mechanics of ULAB on Movement before mainnet and TGE.

ULAB is planned to be one of the first tokens launched on Movement and aims to become a core utility and liquidity token in the ecosystem.

https://app.layerbank.finance/bank?chain=movement-bardock-testnet

Movement is building a high-performance, Move-based architecture with strong security and modular design, while still staying friendly to EVM users and developers.

LayerBank is integrating deeply into this environment with:

• Lending markets for core ecosystem assets

• LP locking and xULAB-based boosting

• Emission and liquidity mechanisms tailored for Movement’s growth

ULAB’s role on Movement is intended to be:

• The first native token launch tied to a lending protocol

• A utility token for liquidity, emissions, and locking

• A foundation for future cross-chain collateral and capital routing

This campaign runs on Movement Bardock-testnet, you may need to manually update your Movement wallet RPC before using the ULAB testnet.

• Supported for ULAB testnet:

  • Nightly Wallet (recommended) – works out of the box with Movement Bardock-testnet (https://nightly.app/download)

  • Razor Wallet – requires manual RPC setup (see guide below)

    • RPC URL: https://testnet.movementnetwork.xyz/v1

      

• Not supported for this testnet:

  • OKX Aptos wallet is not supported for the ULAB Movement testnet.

Using the “Request Coins” interface, testers should:

• Claim MOVE (testnet)

• Claim LMOVE (LayerBank testnet token)

• Claim ULAB (LayerBank testnet token)

This ensures you can interact with both core markets and ULAB-specific features.

Next, deposit assets into the Movement testnet markets:

• Supply LMOVE

• Supply ULAB

A roughly 50/50 distribution is recommended to simulate realistic portfolios and borrowing capacity.

On the ULAB page, testers will walk through the full LP locking pipeline:

• Create ULAB-based LP

• Lock LP to mint xULAB

• Verify that the boost for markets is active

  

  You should try all available creation flows:
  - Classic: using existing token balances

  - Zap: starting from a single asset and routing into LP

  - Borrow: using borrowed liquidity to create LP and lock

  These flows together demonstrate how ULAB will drive liquidity and incentives on Movement.

Testers should then interact with the reward mechanics:

• Observe ULAB emissions to eligible positions

• Trigger claim and vesting flows

• Try compounding rewards back into LP and locking

On the testnet, the ULAB locking period is simplified to a fixed 300 seconds. This makes it easy to quickly test the full lifecycle without waiting for long durations, while still validating logic and UI.

After completing the core flows, LB Movers are expected to:

• Review the protocol UX and documentation

• Comment on what feels intuitive and what needs clarity

• Report any bugs, inconsistencies, or edge cases

Feedback should be published as a Twitter post, which can include:

• Screenshots or short clips

• Comments on the xULAB model and incentives

• Thoughts on how ULAB can strengthen Movement as a DeFi hub

To formalize participation:

1. Publish your feedback post on Twitter

2. Submit the tweet URL through the Galxe quest page

The LayerBank team will review all submissions and select contributors to receive the LB Movers Discord role.

This campaign is not just about a testnet; it is the first public step in making ULAB:

• A central piece of Movement’s lending infrastructure

• The primary token for LP locking, boosting, and emissions routing

• A coordination layer for capital across Movement-native assets

By participating as an LB Mover, you are helping to define:

• How liquidity anchors on Movement

• How incentives are distributed through xULAB

• How early users experience ULAB from day one