Welcome to our guide application, on this occasion we will provide a guide about the Cardano ADA Faucet which we titled "Cardano Faucet Line Guide".

The Cardano testnet gives stake pool operators and smart contract developers the opportunity to actively test core Cardano functionality prior to deploying on mainnet. This includes stake pool operation, native tokens, metadata, smart contract testing, and DeFi cost estimation.

With the Cardano testnet now successfully upgraded to Alonzo/ Goguen capability, we’ll continue to add additional content here as the ecosystem develops. So, do give us your feedback in the Alonzo testnet repo and offer your suggestions about improvements or enhancements you would like to see in future and help us deliver a best-in-class experience on the Cardano mainnet.

The rollout of Alonzo sees the release of the fourth iteration of the testnet. A new version of the Daedalus wallet has also been written to be used specifically with this iteration of the testnet.

The testnet is designed to prove the new Alonzo smart contracts feature in a controlled environment. The experience, data, and feedback gathered so far during the rollout has contributed directly to the mainnet release of Alonzo.
To maximize the value of this testnet, all you have to do is get involved. Running a node, delegating stake, or setting up and maintaining a stake pool - all of these activities will test the network and add to the quality of the final Alonzo implementation. Most importantly, whatever your experience with the testnet, we want your feedback.

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