Zama is about to officially launch the mainnet, and it seems there's no need to wait for a lengthy testnet. In fact, the project did open a testnet, but it only ran for a few hours before ending quickly. Some truly high-quality projects don't need to extend the testing phase—they trust in a direct launch. This strategy carries risks but also demonstrates the team's confidence in the product's readiness.
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WalletInspector
· 12-20 21:04
Damn, the testnet was taken offline after just a few hours? That's some boldness—either they are very confident or just want to quickly harvest the early investors. Hehe
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 12-19 03:57
That's pretty intense. Only a few hours on the testnet and it's already full? Is this confidence or gambling?
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AllInAlice
· 12-19 03:54
Launching on the mainnet so quickly? Zama's confidence is impressive—just a few hours of testing before directly launching?
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ProposalDetective
· 12-19 03:53
Go straight to mainnet? Zama is a bit aggressive this time. Testnet runs for a few hours and then wraps up. How confident must they be?
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RugpullSurvivor
· 12-19 03:48
When will the testnet be shut down in a few hours? I'm really impressed by this confidence—either you're awesome or you're risking it all with no middle ground.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 12-19 03:44
Really daring, running on testnet for just a few hours before switching to mainnet? Either you're technically awesome or just gambling on luck.
Zama is about to officially launch the mainnet, and it seems there's no need to wait for a lengthy testnet. In fact, the project did open a testnet, but it only ran for a few hours before ending quickly. Some truly high-quality projects don't need to extend the testing phase—they trust in a direct launch. This strategy carries risks but also demonstrates the team's confidence in the product's readiness.