btx.supply testnet
A public testnet workspace for trying WBTX before mainnet. Connect a wallet, request test funds, check live reserve status, generate deposit memos, test DeFi-style integrations, and request redeems without using real assets.
Network & Contract Status
1. Get Test Funds
The faucet sends testnet ETH for gas and a small amount of wrapped test BTX. Funds are resettable and have no mainnet value.
2. Check Balance
Wallets should add chain 31337 automatically when you connect. Use a test wallet, not a wallet holding real assets.
3. Test Flow
- Connect MetaMask or another injected EVM wallet.
- Use the faucet for test ETH and wrapped test BTX.
- Use WBTX as an ERC-20 in DeFi contracts or Uniswap-style pools.
- Generate a BTX deposit memo to understand the deposit format.
- Use P2MR destination bytes to request an on-chain redeem.
Deposit BTX → WBTX
Generate the OP_RETURN memo used to bind a BTX-side deposit to an Ethereum recipient. Public testers should use the faucet for WBTX today; this memo view shows the deposit format for broader BTX deposit testing.
Withdraw WBTX → BTX
Approve WBTX to the bridge and request a redeem to a BTX destination. Use a P2MR scriptPubKey for current testnet redeems unless a tester guide gives you a different destination.
What Test WBTX Can Be Used For
WBTX behaves like a standard ERC-20 on this Ethereum-compatible testnet. DeFi apps can hold, transfer, approve, swap, and LP the token while using the reserve and bridge API as BTX-specific safety signals.
- For Uniswap-style testing, deploy or connect a Uniswap-compatible factory/router on chain
31337, approve WBTX, seed a WBTX/test asset pool, then swap or LP against that pool. - The public Uniswap Labs app may not support this testnet directly; use a dedicated test interface, scripts, or custom integration until a supported deployment exists.
- Pool prices are market signals, not proof of reserve. Check
/api/v1/reserve,/api/v1/bridge, and/api/v1/oraclefor bridge-specific state.
Before You Test
This is a resettable public testnet. Use small amounts, verify the chain and token address before every approval, and treat pool prices or oracle values as test signals only.