SYRIUS v0.1.0 Release Candidate 1 Ready for Public Testing
The {H}ypercore.one community development team is releasing SYRIUS v0.1.0 Release Candidate 1 for immediate community testing. This Release Candidate (RC) includes the following:
Improvements
- PR 11 - Peer to Peer (P2P) swap functionality which utilizes the recently adopted HTLC contract.
Bug Fixes
Community members can test this release candidate and P2P swaps on the recently deployed community TESTNET.
All normal Syrius functions will continue to work on mainnet except for P2P swaps.
We ask for community testing and feedback.
Quickstart tl;dr Guide
- Download and install SYRIUS v0.1.0-rc.1
- Change “Client chain identifier selection” to
321
. - Add node
wss://testnet.deeznnutz.com:3598
and connect to it. - Visit the faucet at https://faucet.hypercore.one/
Steps to Setup SYRIUS v0.1.0 rc1
- Download SYRIUS v0.1.0-rc.1
- Extract and install SYRIUS on your platform of choice.
Follow this “How to Upgrade SYRIUS” video if you have any questions. - Under settings “Client chain identifier selection” type
321
. Please note the yellow icon on the right side of the image below. If you mouse over you should seeNon-alphanet chain identifier
- Add node
wss://testnet.deeznnutz.com:3598
and connect to it.
Note: the3598
is correct.
- Take note of your ZTS TESTNET address
- Visit the faucet at https://faucet.hypercore.one/ where you can provide the ZTS TESTNET address and receive 15 tZNN and 150 tQSR
Steps to Test Atomic Swaps with SYRIUS v0.1.0 RC 1 on TESTNET
Follow these simple instruction
TESTNET Explorers can be found at:
- https://testnet.zenon.info (automatic)
- https://explorer.zenon.network/ (requires manual connection)
Additional Notes and Tooling
In the unlikely event a P2P swapper fails to complete their transaction, don’t worry, your funds are SAFU. {H}ypercore.one has deployed HTLC watchtowers to unlock fully approved swaps on behalf of recipients in the event they are unable to do so.
If you want to use the command line to receive a faucet disbursement, follow the instruction below:
Linux Faucet Terminal Command
Note: Replace ZTS ADDRESS
with your testnet wallet address
curl -X POST https://node.zenon.fun:35999/faucet -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"address":"ZTS ADDRESS"}'
Windows Faucet CMD Command
Note: Replace ZTS ADDRESS
with your testnet wallet address. Make sure to leave all the \
characters.
curl -X POST "https://node.zenon.fun:35999/faucet" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"address\":\"ZTS ADDRESS\"}"
Follow this short video if you need help on using the command line instruction above to receive TESTNET tZNN and tQSR.
TESTNET Status
- Check TESTNET status and uptime here: Zenon Network Testnet Status
Additional TESTNET RPCs
- wss://node.zenon.fun:35998