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Getting Started with Tangle Network

Networks in the Tangle Ecosystem

Before you dive into development, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with the different networks within the Tangle ecosystem.

NetworkNetwork TypeNative Asset SymbolNative Asset Decimals
Tangle NetworkMainNetTNT18
Tangle TestnetTestNettTNT18

Network Configurations

Developer tools may require specific configurations for the Tangle Network. Use the following details:

VariableValue
Chain ID4006
Public RPC URLshttps://testnet-rpc.tangle.tools
Public WSS URLswss://testnet-rpc.tangle.tools

Types for Chain Integration

To find the latest types for Tangle Network, visit the lookup.tsx file in our Github repo. (opens in a new tab) It automatically produces a full file of the types for the network on changes.

Block Explorers

We will offer two types of block explorers to accommodate the Ethereum API and Substrate API. Transactions based on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) can be accessed through the Ethereum API. Conversely, the Substrate API is your go-to for native Substrate operations such as governance and staking. While the Substrate API does provide some details about EVM-based transactions, the information it presents is somewhat limited.

Block ExplorerTypeURL
BlockScoutEVMlink (opens in a new tab)
PolkadotJSSubstratelink (opens in a new tab)

Interfaces

Polkadot Apps Interface

Funding Your Accounts

Before starting development on our TestNets, fund your account with tTNT tokens, strictly intended for testing purposes and devoid of real-world value. You can obtain this at Webb Faucet (opens in a new tab)

NetworkSource For Tokens
Tangle Testnethttps://faucet.webb.tools/ (opens in a new tab)
Tangle MainnetTo be announced

Development Tools

As an Ethereum-compatible, Substrate-based chain, Tangle Network allows for the use of both Substrate and Ethereum tools.

NetworkToolType
SubstrateSubstrate Python Inteface (opens in a new tab)Library
SubstratePolkadot JS API (opens in a new tab)Library
EVMWeb3JS (opens in a new tab)Library
EVMEthersJS (opens in a new tab)Library
EVMHardhat (opens in a new tab)Dev Environment

Participating in the Tangle Network

Joining the Tangle Network community is easy. You can run a node, develop a Dapp, or contribute to our open-source codebase. For more information, visit our Node Operation Guide, and Contribution Guide.

Looking Ahead: Mainnet Launches

Our official Mainnet launch date is forthcoming, so stay tuned! Post-launch, we'll continue to improve the network, working with our community to ensure that Tangle Network remains secure, robust, and user-friendly.

Recommended Testnet Actions

Users can participate by engaging in the following activities, you can share your contributions to our Discord (opens in a new tab) in the #contributions channel.

TaskInstructions
Creative Contribution-
Use Case ConceptsUser Submission. Write an article discussing a use case for the technologies Tangle uses!
Publish a video or tutorial on Tangle/WebbPublish a high-quality video discussing the network or its privacy technologies.
Author a Protocol ExtensionCreate and submit an extension to the protocols used in Tangle. See our GitHub
Tweet a Semaphore identity w/ WebbShare your Semaphore identity (opens in a new tab) and tag @webbprotocol (opens in a new tab)
DKG Authority (get voted in)See our DKG documentation
Tweet about WebbTag @webbprotocol (opens in a new tab) in a high quality tweet about the network.
Deposit → Transfer → WithdrawPerform a transaction flow on the network or the Hubble Bridge.
Tweet a hash of your address + a secret numberMake sure to tag @Webbprotocol.
Vote in GovernanceSee the Polkadot Governance Docs for how to participate in Substrate governance. (opens in a new tab)
Propose and Pass in GovernanceSee the Polkadot Governance Docs for how to participate in Substrate governance. (opens in a new tab)
Tweet an ETH address or ENS domainTag @webbprotocol (opens in a new tab) in a high quality tweet about the network.
Bug Bounty with PR Fix SubmissionSee our Docs on Contributing a Bug Bounty, and provide a fix for the bug via Github.
Run a validatorSee our Docs on running a Validator Node
Scripts to make TransactionsEngineer and publish transaction scripts for the network
Bug ReportSee the @Bug Reporting Guidance

Stay updated by following our [Blog](https://blog.webb.tools (opens in a new tab) /) and joining our Community (opens in a new tab).