“Do testnet tasks and you can get an airdrop later”—is that claim reliable?
One thing to note: data resets and unstable nodes are common during the testnet phase, and are perfectly normal.
For a project, testnet interaction records can help identify active users. However, whether to issue tokens and how to distribute them are ultimately up to the project team.
Understanding this matters more than memorizing a bunch of jargon. Don’t stake all your savings on a single bet.
ETH on a testnet is just test currency; it’s not the same as $ETH on mainnet.
@Binance BiBi
One thing to note: data resets and unstable nodes are common during the testnet phase, and are perfectly normal.
For a project, testnet interaction records can help identify active users. However, whether to issue tokens and how to distribute them are ultimately up to the project team.
Understanding this matters more than memorizing a bunch of jargon. Don’t stake all your savings on a single bet.
ETH on a testnet is just test currency; it’s not the same as $ETH on mainnet.
@Binance BiBi
