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Okay frens. Testnet is live. ==> test.caw.social Thank you everyone for being here and enduring the long journey this has been. I believe in the vision, the manifesto, and I believe in the future of $CAW. #TogetherWeFly. Please understand: => This is not YET meant to be a fully finished product. => There will be bugs, there will be mistakes. => The important thing is that we work together to find them. Please click the little bug button/icon to report any issues you find. 99% of my testing has been with Rabby on chrome desktop. If you’re using other browsers or wallets or devices, be prepared to submit bug reports. I will redeploy these contracts and blow away the database at some point, so your data is… well forever on chain, but not forever on this front end. --- Some notes for testnet: It works with Sepolia, so you will need a little Sepolia-ETH in your wallet to send transactions. Faucet here: cloud.google.com/application… (or you can use gas.zip/) Once you have Sepolia ETH, you’ll need to get some mCAW (mintable caw) there is a faucet on the app. test.caw.social/faucet From the developer side, I’ve made an extremely easy 1-liner for anyone who would like to try to install a front end node on their own server. Just run: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Gi…)" It’s as simple as that. It will ask you questions. You might have questions. I will be here to help answer questions (after I sleep).

Teh progress. It's real. Public testnet tomorrow. $CAW

72 commits pushed in the last 48 hours. 5 major themes: - Pre-mainnet hardening - Better trustless replication - One-liner installation for new nodes - Lots of UI + UX fixes everywhere - Node resilience 112 files changed 11,653 added lines 7,936 deletions Already pushed to github. github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw

30 more commits pushed to $caw github tonight. github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw Today was mostly focused around scalability, managing rate limits with RPC urls, and limiting admin controls to be deployment-only, and simplifying data replication. I'm looking forward to tomorrow. Exciting things on their way.

Here's a quick video to show a bit more of what's been created. I think this only covers 25%-30% of the features I've implemented. Everything you can see is clickable and working.