5ireChain Testnet Interaction Guide

5ireChain is an EVM-compatible smart contract platform and a layer-1 public chain project that has currently raised $120 million in funding. This article will introduce how to perform interactive operations on the 5ireChain Testnet.

First, we need to install the 5ire wallet. Unlike common browser extensions, the 5ire wallet needs to be downloaded and installed manually. Once the download is complete, unzip the file and drag it into the Chrome extensions.

The installation steps are as follows:

1. Download the 5ire wallet file and unzip it.
2. Open the Chrome browser and go to the Extensions management page.
3. Enable "Developer Mode"
4. Drag the extracted folder into the extensions page.

After the installation is complete, we can start creating a wallet address. Click on the extension icon in the upper right corner of the browser, find the 5ire wallet and open it. When creating a new wallet, be sure to properly save the mnemonic phrase and private key. Note that the password must include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.

Next, we can start interacting on the Testnet:

1. Open the 5ire wallet, switch to the "swap" feature, and copy the native address.
2. Enter the Testnet webpage, paste the address and claim the test tokens.
3. Go back to the wallet and use the swap function to exchange tokens.
4. After completing the swap, the tokens of the native address will be sent to the EVM address.

In addition to the swap function, we can also try the "Transfer" function. You can create a new wallet address or transfer tokens to other users by selecting the corresponding native address or EVM address to complete the transfer.

Through the above operations, we have completed the basic interaction with the 5ireChain Testnet. For users interested in learning more, you can continue to complete more tasks to gain a more comprehensive experience.

Please remember to exercise caution when participating in Testnet activities and do not use real assets. At the same time, maintain a rational attitude towards any potential airdrops from projects, as these are not guaranteed to occur.