Arthur Hayes has revealed another new signal: Flop Labs expects to open its Devnet in the coming days, when anyone will be able to join as a miner or validator. It will also support agents connecting to the network.
First, let’s be clear about one thing: this is a public test, not an airdrop rehearsal. The team has explicitly stated that participating in the Devnet will not count toward any token allocation. If you want to run a node, get familiar with the architecture, or observe how agents interact with the network, you can prepare in advance. But don’t spin up multiple accounts thinking you’re farming an airdrop, and definitely don’t pay strangers for it.
What’s really worth watching is whether it can bring miners, validators, and AI agents together in a single collaborative network. If feedback from the Devnet is positive, then it may be worth discussing the roadmap for a testnet or mainnet.
Will you give it a try?
#FlopLabs #Web3
First, let’s be clear about one thing: this is a public test, not an airdrop rehearsal. The team has explicitly stated that participating in the Devnet will not count toward any token allocation. If you want to run a node, get familiar with the architecture, or observe how agents interact with the network, you can prepare in advance. But don’t spin up multiple accounts thinking you’re farming an airdrop, and definitely don’t pay strangers for it.
What’s really worth watching is whether it can bring miners, validators, and AI agents together in a single collaborative network. If feedback from the Devnet is positive, then it may be worth discussing the roadmap for a testnet or mainnet.
Will you give it a try?
#FlopLabs #Web3