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Ethereum Sepolia Testnet – What, Why, How?

No matter if you’re just entering Web3 or if you’re a seasoned Solidity engineer, you’ve probably come across Testnets, especially Ethereum Testnets.These networks are employed by protocol developers and smart contract architects for the purpose of assessing network upgrades and evaluating potential smart contracts in an environment that closely resembles production conditions prior to their deployment on the Mainnet. This concept can be likened to the distinction between production and staging servers.

Typically, testnets adopt a permissioned proof-of-authority consensus mechanism, wherein a limited number of nodes are selected to verify transactions and generate new blocks, thus committing their identity to the network. Conversely, some testnets employ an open proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, allowing anyone to experiment with running a validator, similar to the Ethereum Mainnet.

Ethereum Sepolia stands as the preferred default testnet for application development. Operating on a permissioned validator set, Sepolia is relatively new, resulting in a limited state and history dataset. Consequently, it boasts a swift synchronization process and imposes lower storage requirements when compared to other networks. This feature proves beneficial for users seeking to rapidly deploy a node and engage with the network firsthand.

The Bware Labs ETH Sepolia Faucet

ETH on testnets is designed to possess no intrinsic value, yet there have emerged markets for specific variants of testnet ETH that have become increasingly rare or challenging to acquire. Given that you still require ETH to engage with the Ethereum network, even in testnet environments, you might need to use a faucet to claim your tokens! Enter the Bware Labs Faucet Service.

We have officially added ETH Sepolia to our list of freely available Faucets! The Bware Labs Faucet Service was designed to be adjacent to the development process, helping developers build easier on their preferred network in no time! 

In order to use the faucet, enter your wallet address in the provided box and click on the “Claim” button. By doing so, you will receive a drip of tokens (0.025 ETH) which can be used to explore the possibilities of Web3 space. It’s important to keep in mind that you can only claim once per 24 hours. You can also request extra funds by sending a tweet using the provided template and pasting the tweet’s URL or by linking your GitHub account. This enables you to obtain more tokens and enhance your experience within the Web3 environment. 

If the daily total allocation is filled, users will not be able to claim additional tokens until the next 24-hour cycle begins. The daily total allocation serves as a limit on the number of tokens that can be claimed by all users within a 24-hour period, and once that limit is reached, the faucet will stop dripping tokens.

Try it out now and get your test ETH tokens following this link, or explore any of the other 8 available networks within the Bware Labs Faucet Service!