5ireChain Testnet Interaction Guide

5ireChain is an EVM-compatible smart contract platform that has currently secured $120 million in funding. As a highly regarded project, it is worth our in-depth understanding and practice. Although participating in the testnet does not necessarily mean there will be airdrops in the future, getting involved in such a high-funding project still holds potential value.

This article will guide you on how to interact on the 5ireChain Testnet. First, we need to download and install the 5ire wallet.

Install 5ire Wallet

1. Download the 5ire wallet file from the official website.
2. Extract the downloaded file.
3. Open the Chrome browser and go to the extensions management page.
4. Enable developer mode.
5. Drag the extracted folder into the Chrome extensions page to complete the installation.

Create Wallet

1. Click the extension icon in the upper right corner of the Chrome browser and find the 5ire wallet.
2. Create a new wallet as prompted.
3. Be sure to keep your mnemonic phrase and private key safe.
4. When setting the wallet password, it must include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.

Testnet Interaction

1. Open the 5ire wallet and switch to the "swap" feature.
2. Copy the native address.
3. Access the Testnet faucet, paste the address, and receive test tokens.
4. Return to the wallet and use the swap function to exchange tokens.
5. After completing the interaction, you can see that the tokens from the native address have been sent to the EVM address.

Transfer Function

1. The "Transfer" function can be used to make transfers.
2. You can choose to transfer to another address of your own or to someone else's address.
3. Select the native address or EVM address for the transfer as needed.

After completing the above steps, you have successfully performed basic interactions on the 5ireChain Testnet. Next, you can continue exploring other features or participate in the tasks offered by the project to gain a deeper understanding of this platform. As you engage more deeply with the project, you will better understand its potential and value.