Last updated on: June 24, 2023
Internal mainnet v.1 substrate, Genesis block, Public testnet v.2 substrate
This is the new version of GLITCH testnet under Substrate.
The Mainnet v.1 will launch internally with Glitch Finance having control of network validators. Genesis Block #0 for GLITCH will begin.
Developer documentation, Run validators on public Testnet V2, Internal testing mainnet V.1
Developers can begin to familiarise themselves with the requirements of the GLITCH network
Users can use the Glitch web wallet Testnet v.2 while the team continues testing
Users can verify transactions and check validator and nominator data on the new Explorer v.2
Users can send test funds from the new Faucet v.2 to the Wallet v.2
Users can set up, monitor, and run test validator nodes on the Testnet v.2
Testnet v.2: | Testnet v.2: GRC-20, Smart contracts. |
Mainnet v.1.0: | Mainnet v.1.0: Kurtosis stress testing. |
Mainnet v.1.1: | Mainnet v.1.0: Kurtosis stress testing, Public mainnet v.1.1 launch, Run public validators/nodes, Explorer and Browser-extension wallet. |
Developers will get full access to view the validator requirements of the GLITCH network
Ability to support GRC-20 standard and smart contracts on Testnet v.2
Users can verify data around the latest mainnet v.1.1 transactions, validator nodes, blocks, and more.
Users can use the new Glitch wallet to sign transactions on testnet.
Glitch team will begin to integrate Kurtosis tools to stress-test the GLITCH mainnet v.1.0 network and products.
⚠️ Not required for this release nor counting in percentages.
Users can begin to run validator nodes on the mainnet v.1.1 network. Decentralization begins.
GLITCH Mainnet
Developer documentation to deploy EVM smart contract on Glitch network.
Complete a third-party audit to ensure smart contract security.
Ability to support Substrate (GRC) smart contracts.
Migration to the native Glitch currency.
Distribution of network fees generated by each transaction block. The heart of the GLITCH protocol.
Stake nGLCH to nominate validators, actively secure the network, and earn a share of network fees distributed by the selected validators.
Permissionless DEX with basic swap, add and remove liquidity features.
Contribute to securing the network by identifying and evaluating hidden vulnerabilities.