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On [[Ethereum testnets]], the [[ether]] has no real world value so it can be made freely available via faucets. Faucets allow users to request a transfer of testnet ether to their account. | On [[Ethereum testnets]], the [[ether]] has no real world value so it can be made freely available via faucets. Faucets allow users to request a transfer of testnet ether to their account. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 09:03, 20 August 2022
On Ethereum testnets, the ether has no real world value so it can be made freely available via faucets. Faucets allow users to request a transfer of testnet ether to their account.
geth account new
See also
- Testnets:
Sepolia, Goerli, Ropsten, Prater, Kiln, Kintsugi, Rinkeby, Kovan, Holesky (2023), Bitcoin testnet, --network - Ethereum 2.0, API, Ethereum tasks, Beacon Chain, Ethereum Staking, validator, Consensus clients, Execution clients, Validation clients, Mainnet, testnets: Prater, Goerli ETH, Inclusion distance, Ethereum attestation, Attestation effectiveness, Attestation Reward Scale, slot, Ethereum upgrades: The Merge, Epoch, Slots, rETH, sETH, stETH, Lido Staked ETH, faucet, Ethereum ports, Subjectivity, Lido Staked ETH, ENR, Sharding,
Ethers.js, Yellow paper, synchronization, ECFSDS
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