Faucet Repayment

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The Faucet is used to supply tokens for development and staking on our DevNet. They have no value. When you run a DevNet validator, you earn DevNet Tokens into your vote account. We would appreciate you repaying these back into the faucet so we can keep funding future projects on DevNet! We have 2 wallet accounts for the faucet.

Use this to send some to your validator-keypair for voting fees too!

Check out the "High Op-Sec option" below to test out having your withdrawal account removed from your machine!

  • DevNet Faucet Addresses:
    • 5gTrLwjY3BMgj5DnGuAp4joQgrjfJhzuzFT3Z8AAsrty
    • Gqzzsf7KFEYcQ83nS5g6oT1nyafY1embKhAKfCNA1mXF



DevNet Standard

Run as xand user from the /user/xand directory

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Check your balance (yea, we wish it were real too!)

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If your withdraw key is stored on the machine (highly undesireable once we get to mainnet!) Send 1000 to your validator-keypair to pay for vote transactions:

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Send the rest of your DevNet earnings back to the faucet (don't worry, you will earn more!)

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High Op-Sec option

It would be worthwhile to figure these options out while on DevNet!



If your withdraw key is NOT stored on the machine, then use this. This will require you to input your 12 words (+bip39 passphrase if used). It may be most desirable to recover all keys needed to a secure local machine.

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NOTE: If you require more than one transaction with the recovered key, you may wish to temporarily recover the key to a file to process multiple transactions without requiring the 12 words each time.

Recover a keypair from seed phrase to json output file. Bip39 passphrase (if used) will be required after seed phrase is accepted.

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Withdraw from vote account using temporary withdraw keyfile and send back to faucet address.

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Don't forget to remove the temporary key from the machine so the two keys required to withdraw from your vote-account are not sitting side-by-side!



Updated 25 Mar 2024
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