🖐️ Why testnet needed?. 🖐️

A testnet is needed in blockchain development for several reasons: 👇

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2️⃣ - Cost Efficiency: 

Testnet tokens are free and have no real-world value, allowing developers and users to experiment without the need for actual cryptocurrency. This avoids the high transaction fees associated with the mainnet.

3️⃣ - Bug Identification: 

By simulating real-world conditions, testnets help developers identify and fix bugs or performance issues before deployment to the mainnet, reducing the likelihood of critical failures in production.

4️⃣ - Smart Contract Testing: 

Developers can thoroughly test smart contracts, which are irreversible once deployed on the mainnet. Testnets enable fine-tuning of contracts under realistic network conditions.

5️⃣ - Network Behavior:

Testnets replicate the conditions of the main blockchain network (mainnet), making them useful for stress testing, performance tuning, and observing network behavior under various scenarios.

6️⃣ - Community Feedback:

Testnets allow users, validators, and developers to engage with and provide feedback on the system, helping ensure a smoother mainnet launch.

In summary, a testnet is a crucial phase in blockchain development to test and refine projects before risking real assets on the mainnet.

1️⃣ - Risk-Free Environment: 

It provides a safe space for developers to test new features, smart contracts, and protocols without risking real funds or assets. Mistakes or bugs in a live environment (mainnet) can lead to financial loss or security vulnerabilities.