[For Developers] n0nce's Bitcoin Testnet Faucet [~10 tBTC]

[n0nce]

I mined multiple whole Bitcoins using nullama's guide by now, and am about to start the rig back up, after some infrastructure changes.

Therefore, anyone who needs a certain (potentially large) amount of Testnet BTC, do feel free to post a request in here and I will lend them out as long as I feel your explanation / reason for needing that amount makes sense.

This is intended for development / testing use. In my personal experience, it can make sense to test the Bitcoin software you are developing one last time in a 'almost mainnet' configuration, e.g. being able to interact with it from a popular wallet, hardware wallet, and so on, which don't have a signet option, for instance.

I strongly agree with the popular opinion that you should be able to test everything with even very small amounts, but I'm deliberately choosing not to set a hard cap, and will decide on a case-by-case basis.

Address (also for returns): tb1qm068f6x09x2tyswpatvmen25kz2g6f7zexc9gv

Current balance: 8.98512319 tBTC


I think it goes without saying that the funds are meant to be returned after use, as is usual in every other faucet..


If you're a Newbie user or I otherwise suspect of not getting the coins (minus fees / whatever got lost in experimentation, say up to 10% loss) back, I may ask for a collateral in BTC or deny access to my faucet.


Please post your request as follows:

Code:

Amount: <Value in BTC>
Address: <Your Address>
Project: <Short description and / or link to your project thread on Bitcointalk>

[1715279085]

1715279085

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1715279085

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[n0nce]

Updates

Code:

21.09.2023: Added 0.5 tBTC from solo mining
22.09.2023: Added 0.5 tBTC from solo mining
24.09.2023: Added 1.0 tBTC from solo mining
25.09.2023: Added 0.5 tBTC from solo mining
26.09.2023: Added 1.0 tBTC from solo mining
29.09.2023: Added 2.0 tBTC from solo mining
29.09.2023: Added 0.25 tBTC from solo mining. Got 10tBTC; pausing testnet mining for now.

[Kruw]

Amount: 0.02 tBTC
Address: tb1qajucpss6g5t3qywnrcegw9s2y6awgyjmjak95j
Project: Wasabi, a coinjoin enabled wallet - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5476197.0

edit:  Wow, that was fast, did you set up a bot for this?

[Knight Hider]

edit:  Wow, that was fast, did you set up a bot for this?

That was me. Yes I did.

--Knight Hider

[Kruw]

edit:  Wow, that was fast, did you set up a bot for this?

That was me. Yes I did.

--Knight Hider

Very cool, thank you!  I used the coins to craft this bad boy: https://mempool.space/testnet/tx/3e0849b2dbfa75716b5e01fd252234caac16ea4321c3053409e277b647e6f4cc

[albert0bsd]

Nice to see this kind of topics, n0nce you should add an address to get some return after the users finished their test. I know that you don't need them back but it should be fine to keep those coins circulating

[n0nce]

Amount: <0.1 TBTC>
Address: <mmNwCaCKbah6jaHEu6j88vsstQVC4eFfoA>
Project: <Update für my CoinAddressGenerator / https://github.com/MrMaxweII/Bitcoin-Address-Generator >


Thanks :-)

Sent, good luck with your project! Just send it back to the same address when you're done.

Nice to see this kind of topics, n0nce you should add an address to get some return after the users finished their test. I know that you don't need them back but it should be fine to keep those coins circulating

Thanks for reminding me; I knew I'd forgotten something! Added to starter post right now..

[n0nce]

I believe I'll stop at about 10 tBTC; that should last me / us for a while, especially if people return the coins after usage.
Because of the cost of electricity, I'd rather point my R909 at Kano's mainnet pool, but maybe I can figure out a long-term solution for Compac F's and let one continue mining testnet as it pulls very little power.

I just personally prefer the peace of mind that the R909 gives me with its integrated cooling design, whereas I fear I could come home to a molten-down Compac F. There is just not a good place to install fans for cooling mining sticks. Something DIY or 3D-printed may help, but for a single or 2 sticks, that's a lot of time & money again.

[albert0bsd]

I believe I'll stop at about 10 tBTC

Excellent, yes, 10 tbtc is enough for tests, actually the amount that you give is more than most of the faucets out there offer, some automated faucets only offer some 8000 or 10000 tsats.

You should consider five less amounts unless bigger amounts are necessary

[decryptit]

Are you mining with an Asic or GPU? I've tried to set up a pool to connect to my fullnode and mine with GPU via cgminer but nothing works. Also, do you have a pool address that can be shared with me? Thanks.

[whanau]

Amount: <0.1 TBTC>
Address: <mjPcB7WwSakBFr3Zp7hSDDPsM1zQR76gg7>
Project: <Testing Python transaction script >

Thank you

[bitxchange]

Hi,

I am working on a Bitcoin testnet exchange; it is for fun mostly and would appreciate to get more testnet coins than what existing faucets release per day. 

mqbbyRUtJXaYMjQFGxxJyaPnsrdozXibze

Thanks

[n0nce]

Hi,

I am working on a Bitcoin testnet exchange; it is for fun mostly and would appreciate to get more testnet coins than what existing faucets release per day. 

mqbbyRUtJXaYMjQFGxxJyaPnsrdozXibze

Thanks

How much do you need?

[seoincorporation]

hey n0nce, this is a nice service for the community. The last time i needed tBTC i bought them on Altquick, i don't like to sound like i am promoting that exchange, but is important to know how we can buy and sell cheap tBTC nowadays, i never thought there would be a market for them. I will leave the link for those who need a bigger amount.

https://altquick.com/exchange/market/BitcoinTestnet

[n0nce]

hey n0nce, this is a nice service for the community. The last time i needed tBTC i bought them on Altquick, i don't like to sound like i am promoting that exchange, but is important to know how we can buy and sell cheap tBTC nowadays, i never thought there would be a market for them. I will leave the link for those who need a bigger amount.

Bigger amount than 10tBTC? Are you serious? Bitcoin Testnet is supposed to have 0 value and be handed out for free. There is no reason to need even 1 whole tBTC for testing stuff, which is what it's actually made for.
Let's keep this on-topic, please.

[Knight Hider]

mqbbyRUtJXaYMjQFGxxJyaPnsrdozXibze

My bot is online, and sent 0.001703 tBTC to your address 4 days ago.

[btc852]

    Can you tell me how to mine these test bitcoins?

[n0nce]

Can you tell me how to mine these test bitcoins?

You just need a small ASIC miner like a Compac F or an R909.

Follow nullama's guide that you find [here].

Do make sure to read through my recommendations ((1) and (4)) and fixes ((2) and (3)) [here].

[evileo]

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qp9n3lerfw32pq96k64h2u2l9td5jk80aaw3ka3>
Project: <an ordinal(brc-20) marketplace>

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Hi n0nce, my team currently involved in the development of an ordinal(brc-20) marketplace, so if there is a possibility to sent me 0.2 testnet coins for testing? I would greatly appreciate any assistance in this matter.

[n0nce]

Amount: <0.1 TBTC>
Address: <mmNwCaCKbah6jaHEu6j88vsstQVC4eFfoA>
Project: <Update für my CoinAddressGenerator / https://github.com/MrMaxweII/Bitcoin-Address-Generator >


Thanks :-)

Sent, good luck with your project! Just send it back to the same address when you're done.

Unfortunately, coins never came back.

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qp9n3lerfw32pq96k64h2u2l9td5jk80aaw3ka3>
Project: <an ordinal(brc-20) marketplace>

----
Hi n0nce, my team currently involved in the development of an ordinal(brc-20) marketplace, so if there is a possibility to sent me 0.2 testnet coins for testing? I would greatly appreciate any assistance in this matter.

Sent, please send them back when you're done!

[evileo]

Amount: <0.1 TBTC>
Address: <mmNwCaCKbah6jaHEu6j88vsstQVC4eFfoA>
Project: <Update für my CoinAddressGenerator / https://github.com/MrMaxweII/Bitcoin-Address-Generator >


Thanks :-)

Sent, good luck with your project! Just send it back to the same address when you're done.

Unfortunately, coins never came back.

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qp9n3lerfw32pq96k64h2u2l9td5jk80aaw3ka3>
Project: <an ordinal(brc-20) marketplace>

----
Hi n0nce, my team currently involved in the development of an ordinal(brc-20) marketplace, so if there is a possibility to sent me 0.2 testnet coins for testing? I would greatly appreciate any assistance in this matter.

Sent, please send them back when you're done!

received. thanks so much

[n0nce]

Unfortunately, coins never came back.

I work on a full Bitcoin wallet in my free time. Without a team in the background. And I have no hurry because it is not a commercial project.
So I need the coins for a longer period of time and a lot of extensive tests. It is quite possible that I still need coins for testing in a year.
At the moment I have just completed Witness-P2SH transactions.
I would like to thank you politely for the borrowed coins!
I have just transferred the coins back to their address. 60dd8b69d64033b134421832d47d836b8368ff93a48740e23badca78635061b0

That's great! No worries and thanks for getting back to me. Ask again anytime you need them; I'm monitoring this thread more closely now, anyway.
Good luck with your project!

[ferhatdev]

Amount: .1 tBTC
Address: mjt7zw6grpdSpEkCqLeUMma9EFH1ESk3wp
Project: For purposes of creating a tutorial around sending Bitcoin transactions programmatically

[n0nce]

Amount: .1 tBTC
Address: mjt7zw6grpdSpEkCqLeUMma9EFH1ESk3wp
Project: For purposes of creating a tutorial around sending Bitcoin transactions programmatically

Sent! Use the return address from OP whenever you're done. Good luck with your project.

[sony87]

Amount: 0.05 tBTC
Address: tb1qm0dfvp9keymm5a96fhdyv37t4v8833m6xdgqsr
Project: SatoshiVM project

[Knight Hider]

Amount: 0.05 tBTC
Address: tb1qm0dfvp9keymm5a96fhdyv37t4v8833m6xdgqsr
Project: SatoshiVM project

My bot sent you 0.001792 tBTC.

[sony87]

Amount: 0.05 tBTC
Address: tb1qm0dfvp9keymm5a96fhdyv37t4v8833m6xdgqsr
Project: SatoshiVM project

My bot sent you 0.001792 tBTC.

thanks, what is this bot ?

[Knight Hider]

thanks, what is this bot ?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444054.0

[n0nce]

Amount: 0.05 tBTC
Address: tb1qm0dfvp9keymm5a96fhdyv37t4v8833m6xdgqsr
Project: SatoshiVM project

Sent! Use the return address from OP whenever you're done. Good luck with your project.

[CardumeCrypto]

Amount: <0.001>
Address: <tb1qx7q7ejyuh7gd2lgux8ax6z38tx9sxmtgvshapq>
Project: <Bridge Testing on SatoshiVM Testnet>

I´ll remember to return to your address when finishing testing. Thank you so much for your help.

[MUC_Crypto]

Amount: <0.5 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qjwrccd4vsfj7956cgxay9y0428gzxn2pwpmycm>
Project: <BRC-20 AMM>

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Hi n0nce, we want to build a BRC-20 AMM so we'd greatly appreciate your help.
Since we want to simulate quite some volume, if you can send us more than 0.5tBTC, we would be even more delighted.

Of course, we'd send them back after a few weeks/month.
Thank you already in advance, real pity the faucets are so limited (atm).

[UltimatePractitioner]

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qm8mxtrpdarzp88w7vre2gxu8kqlksn3lmfjuhm>
Project: <SatoshiVM Testnet>

Hello, im trying to interact with the SVM Test net and i have yet to find a working faucet to dispense sufficient tBTC. Thank you for your time.

[xXLimbXx]

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q0p9y30nsmdd9szpu69a8t2kh7k7nhfnvjfz57n>
Project: <SatoshiVM Testnet>

Hi I would like to perform a couple of test transactions on the SatoshiVM Testnet and therefore I am looking for some tBTC. Thank you!

[mekupc]

Amount: <0.01 tBTC>
Address: <tb1pyxwu28qcaz7sz4xq59lc8lgvqvxugv4r0zsmydsgt5jg786s5qzsxfrc4j>
Project: <SatoshiVM Testnet>

Hey, I would like to have some tBTC for test tx. None of the faucets are working any more.
Matic.

[NotATether]

Amount: 1 tbtc
Address: tb1qxe3q894pz2yt25umwutslpt58l44qf6u4qngkq
Project: My org has a proprietary product for which we need tBTC to test it with. To be returned sometime in the first week of Februrary as the deadline is the end of the month.
Note: It's a network service with multiple cryptocurrency integrations, so we can't use regtest
PS: I do not need exactly 1 tbtc, but a large amount is required, at least 0.1 tbtc

[Knight Hider]

The sudden increase in newbies asking testnet bitcoins made one of them drain my faucet. I need to set limits per account.

[d3bt3]

Amount: 1 tbtc
Address: tb1qxe3q894pz2yt25umwutslpt58l44qf6u4qngkq
Project: My org has a proprietary product for which we need tBTC to test it with. To be returned sometime in the first week of Februrary as the deadline is the end of the month.
Note: It's a network service with multiple cryptocurrency integrations, so we can't use regtest
PS: I do not need exactly 1 tbtc, but a large amount is required, at least 0.1 tbtc

These bots get drained, not meant for large amounts.
Sybil attacks are prevented by proof of work   what a novel concept

But you can buy whole tBTC coins https://altquick.com/exchange/market/BitcoinTestnet

[n0nce]

Amount: 1 tbtc
Address: tb1qxe3q894pz2yt25umwutslpt58l44qf6u4qngkq
Project: My org has a proprietary product for which we need tBTC to test it with. To be returned sometime in the first week of Februrary as the deadline is the end of the month.
Note: It's a network service with multiple cryptocurrency integrations, so we can't use regtest
PS: I do not need exactly 1 tbtc, but a large amount is required, at least 0.1 tbtc

Hey mate, sure, I just sent you 1 tBTC right now.
https://mempool.space/testnet/tx/8b38bdfe774b47c002339f567a7015f0646984626587fd2687af9ce380798a51


The sudden interest by Newbies whose very first post is their post in this thread, makes me a little suspicious as to whether I'll actually receive those tBTC back, so I'll add a new rule requiring a BTC collateral for such users.

[steamon]

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qnnlvvkuvcl63xxdc27fgpfy3csrccaeq4kxmqy>
Project: <SatoshiVM Testnet and working on an inscription service for brc-20>

Me and our team need some tBTC for doing testing and video tutorials before we release any features to the public lately we have some problems to obtain tBTC from faucets you would be a great help 

[216kedi]

Amount: <1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1pfwll8ljp39yyvtyvta8d6yyrxsgq6fmzyppkfwaem72vvvg2wd7qy80rt5>
Project: <SatoshiVM Dex>

I need a total of 1 BTC for our DEx project built on BRC20. I would be very grateful if you could help. Our time is limited.

[Steviek896]

I mined multiple whole Bitcoins using nullama's guide by now, and am about to start the rig back up, after some infrastructure changes.

Therefore, anyone who needs a certain (potentially large) amount of Testnet BTC, do feel free to post a request in here and I will lend them out as long as I feel your explanation / reason for needing that amount makes sense.

This is intended for development / testing use. In my personal experience, it can make sense to test the Bitcoin software you are developing one last time in a 'almost mainnet' configuration, e.g. being able to interact with it from a popular wallet, hardware wallet, and so on, which don't have a signet option, for instance.

I strongly agree with the popular opinion that you should be able to test everything with even very small amounts, but I'm deliberately choosing not to set a hard cap, and will decide on a case-by-case basis.

Address (also for returns): tb1qm068f6x09x2tyswpatvmen25kz2g6f7zexc9gv

Current balance: 8.98512319 tBTC


I think it goes without saying that the funds are meant to be returned after use, as is usual in every other faucet..


If you're a Newbie user or I otherwise suspect of not getting the coins (minus fees / whatever got lost in experimentation, say up to 10% loss) back, I may ask for a collateral in BTC or deny access to my faucet.


Please post your request as follows:

Code:

Amount: <Value in BTC>
Address: <Your Address>
Project: <Short description and / or link to your project thread on Bitcointalk>

Amount: <0.15 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qczfkekcw577tztqmc3m7ayaegl629sv3uzfeux>
Project: <SatoshiVM Testnet bridge and swap features>

I'll make sure to return them once I complete the testing. Thanks in advance.

[albert0bsd]

IMO i don't think that any BRC-20 project will get some tBTC for tests those projects are congesting the Mainnet

[steamon]

IMO i don't think that any BRC-20 project will get some tBTC for tests those projects are congesting the Mainnet

That depends what the topic owner thinks. I am just honest with my request. Also is it that negative for btc? I love to have smart contract / images / tokens on Bitcoin then on Ethereum. While as a OG bitcoiner I can also respect the other side opinions. We are this far today thanks to them.

While I do think the brc-20 bottle is already to far opened up to be closed.

To give more details: https://sathunter.com/ this is our project and an inscription tool that is not live now. Thats why I am requesting tBTC so the developers and testers can test certain features without using real Bitcoin. Yes if anything stays left over of course I will return it. If the owner does not want to give test BTC then I respect that decision. Thanks.

[albert0bsd]

Yes that is why I add "IMO"

And yes is bad for the bitcoin community, if you like smart contracts and images go to Ethereum or any other shit-coin

[aimeenibu]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qmydplt62pjd4pzjacp2ukyjw50ehq90py88uhu>
Project: <New Exchange wallet testing>

We are working on a small test exchange to teach people how to trade , send and receive BTC. I'll make sure to return them once I complete the testing.

Thanks in advance.

[Stairsuse]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1p3s0t4gl85fv7wn2vtscmds5ut4397n6u2pzrugsp0usvu6r7usnqfxwuc4>
Project: <Research for a university thesis on Bitcoin ordinals>

We are working on a university research project for the Faculty of Computer Science, and we need some tBTC to conduct various tests.

Thanks.

[vakur]

Amount: <0.005 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qwj5ah67l8sn88s72t7qdw3zcukcz9yg0x9etqn>
Project: <SatoshiVM>

Thanks

[john1010]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q9n8xha0pdaylh73hpy73nvmfu3qk9t29a7dhqw>
Project: <SatoshiVM>

Thanks in advance.

[bitxchange]

Hi,

I am working on a Bitcoin testnet exchange; it is for fun mostly and would appreciate to get more testnet coins than what existing faucets release per day. 

mqbbyRUtJXaYMjQFGxxJyaPnsrdozXibze

Thanks

How much do you need?

10 tBTC would suffice. Thanks!

[QueenOfCrypto]

I'd just need to get as little as 0.00002 tBTC for testing purposes - anyone willing to help? thanks

amount: 0.00002 tBTC
address: tb1qy5q7anuv59s0mzjk3quczhy7qqyfu2z734p4ht

[bramgg.crypto]

Amount: 8-10
Address: tb1qqu2r3u3plclnvkxguxd7ckwayq4qphcs3k7g0w
Project: For Native Segwit (P2WPKH) testnet testing and development purposes I would like to receive the aforementioned amount of tBTC.

Many thanks!

[john1010]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q9n8xha0pdaylh73hpy73nvmfu3qk9t29a7dhqw>
Project: <SatoshiVM>

Thanks in advance.

or maybe I will lower it

Amount: <0.05 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q9n8xha0pdaylh73hpy73nvmfu3qk9t29a7dhqw>
Project: <SatoshiVM>

Kindly need it guys, Thank you

[bobq]

I'd need some tBTC for testing purposes - thanks in advance to anyone willing to help!

amount: 0.0006 tBTC
address: bc1q8565cyx2jylnen67suvzjgel94uh78h837tj4j

[dave78987]

Amount: < 0.5 tBTC>
Address: < tb1qgds7x9r37fyhnnqlwazrx94kqz7ctq2x3n7yle >
Project: <SathoshiVM , deploy contract >
 
Many thanks sir for help,,,,

[RmiliRedouane]

Amount: <1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qt0n3cnjgnpmrkrl2tst8hcl7jwmu5pf4sfkkww>
Project: <SatoshiVM Testnet bridge and swap features>

I Will Send U Back Thanks Sir 🙏🏻 🔙

[n0nce]

I'd just need to get as little as 0.00002 tBTC for testing purposes - anyone willing to help? thanks

amount: 0.00002 tBTC
address: tb1qy5q7anuv59s0mzjk3quczhy7qqyfu2z734p4ht

Sent! For this small amount (and you've been here a while), you don't really need to bother with refunding, but if something remains after your tests, feel free to return to the same address.

I'd need some tBTC for testing purposes - thanks in advance to anyone willing to help!

amount: 0.0006 tBTC
address: bc1q8565cyx2jylnen67suvzjgel94uh78h837tj4j

Please provide a Testnet address.

[anttn]

Hi there ! I would need some tBtc for testing several things as a newbie and getting a bit more experimented !

Think that 0.2 would be far from enough

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q0grr8wpask4qw0lalau2hty7xz9qnn867sq2g9>
Project: <Research>

[clickbinary]

Amount: 0.01 btc
Address: tb1pamddewmkylzc28pd0ga97fqqqnsxdzusnjktqpmx0jhdsg6kjyrs0qk4vu
Project: atomicals mining test

as  you can see,i have run many many tests, need this baby testnet coin badly!

thank you

[xubowenshizi]

Amount: <0.1 TBTC>
Address: <tb1qywmxgfaldwqxcpnwrn6xvqklfrgew3aevmxplh>
Project: <A Bitcoin pledge mining project>

Thanks for your help

[a6647315020]

Amount: <0.1 TBTC>
Address: <2NDFkhBSdBGL4uquej7wBUA8CD7yzneYuTC>
Project: <Test ordinarys BRC20 batch mint>

Thanks for your help!!!!

[SatsCapital]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qhdzh9u6xtcrr2wursft795v9rdk9tg69ksrxtm>
Project: <Lightning infrastructure for cashbacks in Sats>

Thanks for the help!! I will return it as soon as the system is tested

[Stairsuse]

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1pars8rzrt4gcuddagd7qjvsllj2cde7rk4cyzq0yd993qvez2kkvq8gl0vu>
Project: <Research for a university thesis on Bitcoin ordinals>

We need others tBTC to conduct others tests. We are working on a university research project for Computer Science, we already asked for funds about a month ago, but we need more.
Thanks.

[Stairsuse]

Thank you for sending me +0.00006600. But for the tests I have to carry out they are few. Can I receive a larger quantity? after testing I will return the rest.

Thank you and sorry if I bother you again.

[Stairsuse]

Thank you for sending me +0.00006600. But for the tests I have to carry out they are few. Can I receive a larger quantity? after testing I will return the rest.

Thank you and sorry if I bother you again.

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1pars8rzrt4gcuddagd7qjvsllj2cde7rk4cyzq0yd993qvez2kkvq8gl0vu>
Project: <Research for a university thesis on Bitcoin ordinals>

[s099]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qsfkkcl3xeuxxmxcgxn4vyj0jzc8vh8kqtpfgaw>
Project: <I was experimenting with lighting, but when come to testnet i require minimum 0.002 tBTC to open a channel, with 0.1 i have enough to open aprox 50 channels >

[NotATether]

Thanks for the TBTC @n0nce.

Here, I sent it back: 6dfc1956ba2a98726944525d1e534280156787ab8fef312ef4d1f7d01c15ceee

[Sheikh9146]

Amount: <0.5>
Address: <<tb1qdztgvrjl77yuqyjguz6s40sh8rsttvej367g9l>
Project: <SatoshiVM with native gas / https://www.satoshivm.io>

[andika_kangenband]

Amount: <0.05 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qlgpwa0jaftuz5af8axfagllgee6qy2xj4qj6ms>
Project: <SatoshiVM Testnet bridge and swap features>

[knoboter]

Amount: <0.2 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qtpfqtxwf59usf4z27sumzfhmupfkap4s4472zm>
Project: < currently getting more and more into btc development and this would help me for all my private projects in future. For now I'm building a private wallet app for myself. >

I would really appreciate some help. Thanks in advance

[Iuliu]

Amount: <0.05 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qmrnxdg5ysszujkrz5edvccurqmy4x8ad5f3dwc>
Project: <For the SatoshiVM testnet and faucet>

[mayhhem]

Amount: <0.235 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qhfy3czv3eq7jj23739wrfqy2gn450gw5peymxj>
Project: <use tBTC to practice the recovery process of a wallet (and don't want to risk real BTC - would need 0.5 but managed to scrape 0.265 already..just been very slow from all the faucets being closed (and i couldn't get mining to work, but that's another story)>


would need it for a couple of weeks only. thank you in advance!

[Ft9999]

Amount: <0.05 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qn8k537lu7jlsw3hztdf3r4stj28ds2drecxpa7>
Project: <For SatoshiVM testnet >

Thank you for helping

[Fuchsei]

Amount: <0.42 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qpvkz772dva0ggz6ptahunkcflj5t6h4qnd4zp7>
Project: <Testnet Tip Bot & Faucet>

[Cwpomerta]

Amount: .05
Address: tb1qkync2qhe6t7kpejf263pu556yl3je84y3g75ky
Project: testing "fixed" trezor wallet

[marvizaxl]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q7tejtr4mglszckz0mpkp803txe8a49jhk7km3g>
Project: <New Exchange wallet testing>

Thanks in advance

[BitMalNetwork]

Amount: <0.7 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q4sdpcuqm58mvemcg5u4hp0dm96y50j4l6ex2x0>
Project: <Test Bitcoin on testnet for experimenting, developing, and debugging without financial risk.>

Thanks in advance.

[Andrew_Johanson]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q0pjqvfuj4rhzl4d0pdu6mkachjjdhzjddjx0mf>
Project: <Developing an application for a university project.>

Thanks in advance.

[andZer]

Amount: <0.42 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q83zw6jm6n3g6d8mkcaunpjjcad3fruhh7ey2mc>
Project: <Testing and take a look at Ordinals, BRC20, Layer 2 projects in Testnet environment>

Thank you for helping!

[Venom777]

Amount: <0.2 BTC>
Address: <tb1qexdrgfq2l874832jc0ymtgtgdvdp6ww3nmmnwh>
Project: <Working On Project SatosiEvm>

[luxlo.media]

Amount: <0.1 BTC>
Address: <tb1phqptls38wt95hvcgpwqgl59uw7alpcuqsgvamwl6c6kl79chectsxg2e4k>
Project: <Working On a Bitcoin wallet  development>

[Knight Hider]

Need to donate 0.05tBTC in order to receive a reward

What reward are they giving you, and why do they need tBTC to be donated?

[drophunterXYZ]

Amount: 1
Address: tb1qspr2q95wmqmfmnaw2a4uvdnnuhj7swuv3g20su
Project: https://blockexplorer.one/bitcoin/testnet

[CardumeCrypto]

Good Afternoon, Sir!

Just to update you: I´ve wrote to you this message a while ago:

"Amount: <0.001>
Address: <tb1qx7q7ejyuh7gd2lgux8ax6z38tx9sxmtgvshapq>
Project: <Bridge Testing on SatoshiVM Testnet>

I´ll remember to return to your address when finishing testing. Thank you so much for your help."

And you´ve sent me the tokens right away..

As I am still participating on testnet activities so I am still holding some tBTC you´ve sent.

I just wish to inform that SatoshiVM is campaigning that users who donate 0.05+ tBTC (if I´m not mistaken) will get token allocation...

So I see it as an oportunity for you to  profit out of your effort so I just wish to inform you about it...

As soon as testnet ends, I´ll return the tBTB to you... I didn´t forgot it.

Thanks for your time, your hard work and for helping us all...

[imtiredsudip]

Amount: 1
Address: tb1qyj7084s8rv9446qcs74gg8unmzjy78c8c74w5s
Project: https://blockexplorer.one/bitcoin/testnet

[ABCbits]

@n0nce Please be careful giving tBTC since there's NFT airdrop which demand tBTC.

It is related to the SatoshiVM airdrop, which uses testnet coins to get SatoshiVM Testnet tokens (announcement tweet).

SatoshiVM has confirmed to do an airdrop to the top 5,000 testnet users. Users can now participate in testing the bridge on the newly launched testnet. The top 5,000 testnet users will receive a SatoshiVM NFT once the alpha-mainnet goes live. These NFT holders will get SAVM airdrops on a weekly basis.

I'd also recommend you to visit https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5481178.0 for somewhat technical discussion about SatoshiVM.

[RmiliRedouane]

Amount: <0.5 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qt0n3cnjgnpmrkrl2tst8hcl7jwmu5pf4sfkkww>
Project: <Ordinal Brc-20 Marketplace>

[Testing457]

Amount: 5 tBTC
Address: tb1qr5hfa43nhlpkzz3r4dwq26237k9cz430l4lege
Project: To Add Liquidity to my Project.

[albert0bsd]

Amount: 5 tBTC
Address: tb1qr5hfa43nhlpkzz3r4dwq26237k9cz430l4lege
Project: To Add Liquidity to my Project.

Bullshit like the SatoshiVM project

@n0nce you just should close the topic for a while, at least until the SatoshiVM ends

[Knight Hider]

Amount: 5 tBTC
Address: tb1qr5hfa43nhlpkzz3r4dwq26237k9cz430l4lege
Project: To Add Liquidity to my Project.

My forum faucet sent you 0.00008512 tBTC: c05e9866400093f789383833df34514eee160a9ee716684036709a75b39a09f8 for free.

[citb0in]

I wonder why on earth you need so much Testnet Bitcoins. Please provide one or two practical examples with detailed explanations so I can understand.

I simply can't comprehend why so many people are so greedy for such large amounts of tBTC. Having just a few milli tBTC should suffice for conducting dozens, if not hundreds, of transactions for various tests. Why the greed for such large sums? please enlighten me.

[Knight Hider]

I wonder why on earth you need so much Testnet Bitcoins. Please provide one or two practical examples with detailed explanations so I can understand.

I simply can't comprehend why so many people are so greedy for such large amounts of tBTC. Having just a few milli tBTC should suffice for conducting dozens, if not hundreds, of transactions for various tests. Why the greed for such large sums? please enlighten me.

Some scammers promise them airdrops. Multiply that by the number of accounts created per person, and 5 Testnet Bitcoins makes (air quotes) "sense".

[NotATether]

I wonder why on earth you need so much Testnet Bitcoins. Please provide one or two practical examples with detailed explanations so I can understand.

I simply can't comprehend why so many people are so greedy for such large amounts of tBTC. Having just a few milli tBTC should suffice for conducting dozens, if not hundreds, of transactions for various tests. Why the greed for such large sums? please enlighten me.

Some scammers promise them airdrops. Multiply that by the number of accounts created per person, and 5 Testnet Bitcoins makes (air quotes) "sense".

SatoshiVM airdrop in exchange for NFTs.

[Testing457]

Amount: <0.2>
Address: <tb1q3j9nkgv6v79e4qvjzuvhutskkx8rjws6f503pw>
Project: <Need For SatoshiVM Project>

[rojer89]

Amount: <1.0>
Address: <tb1q42s2wwgcerre4unewdsglre8drr20q7dqj7qgw>
Project: <developing cloud mining project, please, I need this for testing. i will send it back! many thanks!>

[imoaone]

Amount: 0.05
Address: tb1qjz567wcycqz3ak8une3f6y9l8ydfe63tplgq23
Project: satoshivm testnet

[rohan25]

Amount: <1.0 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qqdwlu04dt27ez5x26qwz5asmuavl4vx3p2n5z4>
Project: <Testnet demo for ordinal swap>

[xxxtxxx]

Amount: <5 tBTC>
Address: <tb1pxyj9vxfgtklvfagc6f8z8ymlk7adp4xaytlwvwns6kcec8d59cdst2syp7>
Project: Babylon chain

[chainganginc]

I'm going to start buying testnet coins. Who wants to sell me 50k worth?

[fscrazy]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q0d6xva7rp45pfqw06gc3pk0m07catmj5tnpavr>
Project: <bitcoin swap and bridge develop>

[chainganginc]

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <tb1q0d6xva7rp45pfqw06gc3pk0m07catmj5tnpavr>
Project: <bitcoin swap and bridge develop>

Can you do a tBTC swap to BRC20? I will at in bitcoin

[Learn Bitcoin]

It seems there is too much demand for Testnet BTC. I was trying a new project and I need some tBTC to check it for my client. However, most of the faucets available have died due to high demand. @n0nce, I am not sure if you are still sending testnet BTC or not. If so, please help me with 0.05 Testnet BTC to this address tb1p6y4jev5h8qt2f5sczmlmzxx2j5xkrfv9pmfek56mjss7mxz94p9szcj7sf

Moreover, I want to ask a simple question. Is it possible to mine Testnet Bitcoin without an ASIC miner or a GPU? Is it possible to mine with a laptop or a Computer? Let me know, please. I would love to mine some Testnet Bitcoin.

[vjudeu]

Is it possible to mine Testnet Bitcoin without an ASIC miner or a GPU?

Yes, of course:

1. Download the whole testnet chain.
2. Connect two nodes on localhost.
3. Go offline for 20 minutes (or simply put your local system clock 20 minutes forward).
4. Mine the new testnet block with the minimal difficulty on your CPU.

Of course, if you reconnect, then your block will be reorged immediately. However, if your goal is to test things (for example you want to test mining), then doing it offline should be sufficient. And if you download the whole chain in step one, then all transaction IDs will be preserved, so you will be able to test all cases you want.

Also, it is possible to copy some transactions into regtest, and then you can easily mine blocks on your CPU, and test everything you want. Here is how: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479988.msg63437260#msg63437260

And note that there is some ongoing discussion about the future of testnet3, and potentially resetting the network, and reaching for example testnet4: https://groups.google.com/g/bitcoindev/c/9bL00vRj7OU

Which also means, that depending on what do you want to achieve, using signet or regtest may be easier in some cases, if you honestly want to test things, and not just get some testnet coins, because of some altcoins.

[Learn Bitcoin]

Is it possible to mine Testnet Bitcoin without an ASIC miner or a GPU?

Yes, of course:

1. Download the whole testnet chain.
2. Connect two nodes on localhost.
3. Go offline for 20 minutes (or simply put your local system clock 20 minutes forward).
4. Mine the new testnet block with the minimal difficulty on your CPU.

Of course, if you reconnect, then your block will be reorged immediately. However, if your goal is to test things (for example you want to test mining), then doing it offline should be sufficient. And if you download the whole chain in step one, then all transaction IDs will be preserved, so you will be able to test all cases you want.

Thanks for the help. Previously, I tried running the Bitcoin core full node and pruned node. But I haven't tried running the testnet node. I am not sure if I will be able to do what you have mentioned. I haven't found a single Tutorial video on YouTube about it. Currently, I am downloading the whole testnet chain, and I don't know how long it will take.

Now, if you ask me about the purposes, I am not a dev, (I don't have coding knowledge) but I do some freelance work. Sometimes, clients ask to test their projects in addition to my work. Moreover, Having some testnet coins is better for the future as well. I may help others when they need it.

[vjudeu]

But I haven't tried running the testnet node.

It is important to know, that there are more networks than mainnet. You can currently pick from mainnet, testnet3, regtest and signet in the current version of Bitcoin Core.

I haven't found a single Tutorial video on YouTube about it.

If you can run Bitcoin Core from console window, then you know everything you need. Just use a different flag, when starting the client:

Code:

./bitcoin-qt --help
...

Chain selection options:

  -chain=<chain>
       Use the chain <chain> (default: main). Allowed values: main, test,
       signet, regtest

  -signet
       Use the signet chain. Equivalent to -chain=signet. Note that the network
       is defined by the -signetchallenge parameter

  -signetchallenge
       Blocks must satisfy the given script to be considered valid (only for
       signet networks; defaults to the global default signet test
       network challenge)

  -signetseednode
       Specify a seed node for the signet network, in the hostname[:port]
       format, e.g. sig.net:1234 (may be used multiple times to specify
       multiple seed nodes; defaults to the global default signet test
       network seed node(s))

  -testnet
       Use the test chain. Equivalent to -chain=test.

...

And then, I usually start all of those networks offline, and remove "noconnect" option, when I have to go online:

Code:

./bitcoin-qt --noconnect            # starting the mainnet in offline mode
./bitcoin-qt --noconnect -testnet   # offline testnet3
./bitcoin-qt             -regtest   # this network is offline by default
./bitcoin-qt --noconnect -signet    # blocks are signed there

Currently, I am downloading the whole testnet chain, and I don't know how long it will take.

Pick the best network for your goals. You don't have to stick with testnet3. If you just want to mine some blocks on CPU, and you want to do that offline, then just pick regtest, and don't worry about Initial Blockchain Download.

And if you want to make it online, then you can use signet, and pick your own signetchallenge. For example, you can use "<current_challenge> OP_DUP OP_NOTIF <your_challenge> OP_ENDIF", then you can synchronize existing signet, and mine your own blocks on top of that (or you can just pick OP_TRUE, if you want to use signet in the same way as testnet3).

Now, if you ask me about the purposes, I am not a dev, (I don't have coding knowledge) but I do some freelance work. Sometimes, clients ask to test their projects in addition to my work. Moreover, Having some testnet coins is better for the future as well. I may help others when they need it.

As I said, if you need some online, private test network, then you should probably use signet, with your own signetchallenge. And to make things easy, you can change existing 1-of-2 multisig, into for example 1-of-3 multisig, and add your own public key, as the third key. This is also sufficient to synchronize official signet chain.

[Learn Bitcoin]

It is important to know, that there are more networks than mainnet. You can currently pick from mainnet, testnet3, regtest and signet in the current version of Bitcoin Core.

--If you can run Bitcoin Core from console window, then you know everything you need. Just use a different flag, when starting the client:

No. I have never used the console and I don't know the command lines as well. I am running the Bitcoin core with the GUI. I don't know how to pick the chains. I am running the testnet node at this moment and it's still syching the headers. I don't know the difference between testnet3 and regtest or signet. How can I pick one of the chains using the GUI?

My block directory name is E:\testnet3\blocks. So, I assume I am going to download testnet3 blockchains. What will be my next step? Should I be there again after downloading the whole blockchain? Or is there anything else I have to do before I download the blocks?

[NotATether]

No. I have never used the console and I don't know the command lines as well. I am running the Bitcoin core with the GUI. I don't know how to pick the chains. I am running the testnet node at this moment and it's still syching the headers. I don't know the difference between testnet3 and regtest or signet. How can I pick one of the chains using the GUI?

You cannot switch between chains at runtime. You have to run bitcoin-qt -testnet in order to launch the GUI in testnet mode, and it can also run simultaneously with node from some other chain like mainnet.

My block directory name is E:\testnet3\blocks. So, I assume I am going to download testnet3 blockchains. What will be my next step? Should I be there again after downloading the whole blockchain? Or is there anything else I have to do before I download the blocks?

There's nothing else you need to do. However do be warned that testnet mining relies on the block difficulty dropping suddenly to the minimum (1) before an epoch consisting of 2016 mined blocks has almost been completed. You will have much better luck mining on Signet if you desire a more permanent chain than regtest.

[vjudeu]

I am running the Bitcoin core with the GUI.

There is some tutorial in this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5215716.0

Of course, images are broken, but they are still available, if you copy those links, and open them separately. For example, here is how you can pick the network. You can type all command-line options there, including "--noconnect" to go offline, if you want to.

I don't know the difference between testnet3 and regtest or signet.

1. If you want to just mine any blocks on your CPU, no matter what, then you can use regtest.
2. If your plan is to share your tests online, you can use signet.
3. If you don't want to have centralized mining, you can use testnet3.

Should I be there again after downloading the whole blockchain?

There are many options, you don't have to wait. If you want to test, what would happen, if the block 123456 would be different, then you only need the first 123455 blocks to test it.

Or is there anything else I have to do before I download the blocks?

There are many options. If you don't want to wait for Initial Blockchain Download, you can just run regtest, and construct the whole chain from scratch.

[Learn Bitcoin]

There's nothing else you need to do. However do be warned that testnet mining relies on the block difficulty dropping suddenly to the minimum (1) before an epoch consisting of 2016 mined blocks has almost been completed. You will have much better luck mining on Signet if you desire a more permanent chain than regtest.

How can I try the Signet then? What do I have to do? Is it possible to switch the chain? I noticed that I had almost nothing to do except select the directory when I started Installing the Bitcoin core again. When I go to my Windows search, If I write Bitcoin, I get two apps: one is the main Bitcoin core and the other is the Bitcoin core testnet. When I run the testnet, I guess testnet3 loads by default.

2. If your plan is to share your tests online, you can use signet.
3. If you don't want to have centralized mining, you can use testnet3.

Options two and three seem good to me. So, I would like to switch to Signet because as NotAThether said, I will have better luck mining tbtc. I will check the tutorial images and try to figure out what should I do.

[NotATether]

There's nothing else you need to do. However do be warned that testnet mining relies on the block difficulty dropping suddenly to the minimum (1) before an epoch consisting of 2016 mined blocks has almost been completed. You will have much better luck mining on Signet if you desire a more permanent chain than regtest.

How can I try the Signet then? What do I have to do? Is it possible to switch the chain? I noticed that I had almost nothing to do except select the directory when I started Installing the Bitcoin core again. When I go to my Windows search, If I write Bitcoin, I get two apps: one is the main Bitcoin core and the other is the Bitcoin core testnet. When I run the testnet, I guess testnet3 loads by default.

You have to run bitcoin-qt -signet (or as bitcoind), -testnet activates the testnet3 chain not the signet chain.

Otherwise the operation of signet is very similar to testnet. See this Stack Exchange question for details.

You might run into some convenience issues such as no widely available block explorer for Signet, but that is because it is so new and was only created 4 years ago.

[vjudeu]

How can I try the Signet then?

https://en.bitcoin.it/Signet

What do I have to do?

If you don't want to touch the console, then just change Properties in your shortcut. Or: you can copy-paste the shortcut, and set different options for each of them. Then, you could double-click on the right icon, depending on which network you would want to run. Screenshot: https://imgur.com/XmldnwB

Is it possible to switch the chain?

Yes. Just change some options in Properties, as shown in the screen above.

[Learn Bitcoin]

Yes. Just change some options in Properties, as shown in the screen above.

Okay. My Bitcoin core -signet is synchronized fully and I have created a wallet too. What else should I have to do to mine a block apart from running it 24/7? I have been running it for a day already and I thought running it 24/7 was going to mine a block for me. Can you please guide what else I should do to start mining?

What is the difference between the signet testnet BTC and the testnet3 BTC? I have used a faucet and claimed a few thousand satoshis but I need a little more. Can I transfer signet testnet BTC to any other regular testnet wallet?

[vjudeu]

What else should I have to do to mine a block apart from running it 24/7?

You have to pick your signet challenge. Because in signet, all blocks are signed. If you use the official one, then you cannot mine on top of it, unless you use OP_TRUE as your signet challenge. And this is probably the easiest thing you can do:

Code:

./bitcoin-qt -signet -signetchallenge=51

Which means, that if you have working shortcut with "-signet" at the end, then just append "-signetchallenge=51" into that.

And later, if you want to make your network online, you should probably replace "51" with the Script, which you want to use to sign your blocks.

[Learn Bitcoin]

And this is probably the easiest thing you can do:

Code:

./bitcoin-qt -signet -signetchallenge=51

Where do I have to write this? Can you please show me a screenshot if possible?

Which means, that if you have working shortcut with "-signet" at the end, then just append "-signetchallenge=51" into that.

Sorry for being a noob but I have to ask these questions. Did mean this?



If so, When I make this change and try to open it again, I get this error. Can you please help me with this?

[albert0bsd]

If so, When I make this change and try to open it again, I get this error. Can you please help me with this?

I think that it is pretty obvious no? the wallet in that path was created by another network no?
You can test the next:
- Move that wallet to a backup folder
- Delete any wallet in that directory
- Create a new wallet

[Learn Bitcoin]

---

I am kind of frustrated and upset over myself because I haven't learned these things these days. I have tried the methods you guys suggested, but unfortunately, either I do not understand what you guys are telling me to do, or I am doing it wrong. When you guys say write ./bitcoin-qt -signet -signetchallenge=51, you should tell me where should I write it. Otherwise, I have to run here and there, and I will have to give up. I put that on the properties just like the screenshot shared by Vjudeu. I tried this on console and PowerShell too. I don't know if it's a command line or something. How do I suppose to learn these things? There are no youtube videos for these guides. Pooor LB with malfaunctioned brain 

[Knight Hider]

It seems there is too much demand for Testnet BTC. I was trying a new project and I need some tBTC to check it for my client. However, most of the faucets available have died due to high demand. @n0nce, I am not sure if you are still sending testnet BTC or not. If so, please help me with 0.05 Testnet BTC to this address tb1p6y4jev5h8qt2f5sczmlmzxx2j5xkrfv9pmfek56mjss7mxz94p9szcj7sf

I sent you 0.00196327 tBTC when you posted this. If you return it when finished, I can send 0.048 more.

[Learn Bitcoin]

I sent you 0.00196327 tBTC when you posted this. If you return it when finished, I can send 0.048 more.

Thank you very much for helping me. I failed to gather the tBTC when I needed and I even tried hard to mine some tBTC but as you can see, I am too noob to understand everything and mine some tBTC. So, I had to spend some of my real Bitcoin to buy some tBTC and I am glad that I was able to buy some tBTC. Now you may ask why you buy BTC? it's completely free and tBTC does not have any value. Well, I know that. But after hearing that the block reward of testnet BTC is around 0.012 tBTC, I thought why not buy some tBTC and appreciate who have mined it. Anyway, please post your tBTC address and I will send you back. Thanks again for helping me.

[Knight Hider]

Now you may ask why you buy BTC? it's completely free and tBTC does not have any value. Well, I know that. But after hearing that the block reward of testnet BTC is around 0.012 tBTC, I thought why not buy some tBTC and appreciate who have mined it. Anyway, please post your tBTC address and I will send you back. Thanks again for helping me.

Testnet trading was discussed in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5486628.msg63720323#msg63720323.

You do not have to return the 0.00196327, but if you want you can return it to the sending address.

[Learn Bitcoin]

Testnet trading was discussed in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5486628.msg63720323#msg63720323.

You do not have to return the 0.00196327, but if you want you can return it to the sending address.

Thanks for helping me. I have sent it back to the address it came from.
It seems we will see a lot of shortage of testnet Bitcoin. There are almost no working testnet faucets at this moment and not everyone can mine testnet Bitcoin. This is the reason Bitcoin testnet market has been created and now people are buying tBTC when they need it. Anyways, thanks again.

[vjudeu]

you should tell me where should I write it

There are two options:

1. You can run it from console window, if you are in the folder, where you have your Bitcoin application.
2. You can just append those options in the Properties, as you already did.

So, you did the second thing, and I assume it is correct. The reason, why it doesn't work, is that you had before some other settings, which may not work with what you are trying to do now.
Which means, that the way forward is not about changing the command, it is about cleaning up your wallet directory (if you want to use signet).

But: you can use "bitcoin-qt.exe -regtest" in the Properties window instead, and see if you can run regtest correctly. Then, at least you could mine some blocks locally, and test some basic things, without worrying about downloading the chain.

I don't know if it's a command line or something.

It is a command line. But guess what: putting those commands in the Properties, leads you to the same results, as you would have, if you would put it in the console.

For that reason, if you would use "notepad.exe" instead of "bitcoin-qt.exe", then guess what: it would open a Notepad instead! There is nothing fancy here, just a command to run your application.

How do I suppose to learn these things?

Well, it is not about Bitcoin. It is about knowing, how programs are executed by Operating Systems (Windows in this case). Which means, that if you want to learn such things, then it is completely separated from learning about Bitcoin, because if you would want to run Notepad or any other program, and modify the command line options, then those steps would be similar.

There are no youtube videos for these guides.

Of course there are. For example, here is some video for Linux: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-NYviYuUVM
And the first comment: "I like how you started with the result instead of the boring part of downloading the files, etc."

So, I guess for different people, there are different needs. For some people, it is obvious, how programs are executed, and for some others, click-by-click explanation is needed. If you are in the second group, then you can get more knowledge not only by looking at Bitcoin-related tutorials specifically, but for example by also learning, how shortcuts in Windows works. And that kind of knowledge is a different matter than learning about Bitcoin, it is rather learning about your Operating System.

[crazyjudas]

Code:

Amount: 0.2
Address: tb1pjsx6axyjn9f5632dwy53clw4ukugx5uecsqaqwtu5pnl283jd6hq9v0dd7
Project: test runes protocol on ordinals  https://unicross.xyz/index

[kamalonbtc]

Amount: <0.3 tBTC>
Address: <2NAEtAKM3zrq71AfDJUaYYdRm9Zo1xdCXvr>
Project: <Building and testing with Runes protocol>

----
Hi n0nce, I am currently involved in the development of a project on runes protocol, and facing huge limitations due to the tbtc faucets being down, so if there is a possibility to sent me 0.3 testnet coins for testing? I would greatly appreciate your help.

Here is my github profile - https://github.com/kamalbuilds/.

Thank you so much.

[dorlion]

Hi nonce,



Amount: <0.5 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qw9endsnrg5hun6zp6pkeyck96d25j3uqe8t9w5>
Project: <Building a custody wallet project>

Thank you

[BayAreaCoins]

Is this still a thing and active?

[vjudeu]

Is this still a thing and active?

Does it matter? Because developers are actively working on testnet4, and discussing the network reset: https://groups.google.com/g/bitcoindev/c/9bL00vRj7OU

Which means, that even if some faucets are working right now, they could become worthless, if the network would be resetted.

[BayAreaCoins]

Is this still a thing and active?

Does it matter? Because developers are actively working on testnet4, and discussing the network reset: https://groups.google.com/g/bitcoindev/c/9bL00vRj7OU

Which means, that even if some faucets are working right now, they could become worthless, if the network would be resetted.

It does matter.  I was going to donate.

Also, v3 Testnet wouldn't just stop working suddenly.

Finally, v4 Testnet would be easily able to obtain I'd imagine...

People need to be testing, learning, and building.

[lig4]

Hi n0nce

Amount: <0.1 tBTC>
Address: <n1NLZNUAMdr4R4GHGYbdtAmYmkWUWeHwjg>
Project: <Building a block explorer for a custody wallet>

Thanks

[babatsapi]

Amount: 0.001
Address: tb1pmag44djunluyezmw2krjs6e0fe5m9dyzhktxwc5cc5nke3x9mawq77s5y3
Project: Airdrop mission for testing wallet

[quantummachine]

Amount: <0.3 tBTC>
Address: <tb1qnn6mhy7cx8f2q5cud8hkmzpq77v4nrenwk69fr>
Project: <a BRC20 and ERC20 bridge>

Thanks a lot man!