2025-12-19 04:25:33

Miden Playground new version is now live, and the testing channel is officially open!

The project team has launched a crowdsourcing recruitment—requiring a group of thoughtful players to deeply experience it. Your task is simple: explore freely, find bugs, report issues, and give feedback on anything that feels inconvenient. If you encounter lag, confusing logic, or inexplicable settings, record everything and send it back to the development team.

A known issue: the entry point often crashes during loading. The solution is to clear your browser cache and try again. The official team is urgently fixing this vulnerability.

If you're interested, just give it a try. Every piece of feedback you provide can directly help improve the product.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 2025-12-19 20:29

Clearing cache is my expertise. Every time a new project launches, I have to do it all over again...

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AirdropFreedom

· 2025-12-19 04:55

Clearing cache is an old and common solution, but it's still a bit ineffective. Is the entry still crashing? I told you Miden is a bit rushed this time. The beta testing is here, which clearly indicates the need for some polishing. Let's try the loading issue first; it's good that feedback can drive iterations. Why is it cache clearing again? Isn't there any other way? The new version of the playground, but the crashing at the entry point is indeed awkward. Players with ideas, come and find the flaws—sounds pretty interesting. This beta test is quite large; now we just wait to see what kind of optimizations can be achieved in the end.

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ChainWatcher

· 2025-12-19 04:54

Clearing cache still crashes, who can handle this? --- It's both beta testing and bug hunting. Feels like we're always working for big companies. --- Alright, I'll give it a try. Anyway, I have free time. --- Is Miden reliable this time? Why are there always a bunch of known issues after launch? --- I’ve made a purchase. Projects with feedback that can drive iteration show that they’re still quite serious. --- Low-level bugs like crashes are happening. Is the development team rushing too much? --- Wow, they went straight to beta testing, but the product isn’t even finished yet. --- Let me see if there are any mechanism vulnerabilities I can exploit. --- How many times have I played the cache clearing trick? Can it really be solved completely?

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MetaMisfit

· 2025-12-19 04:53

Cache issues not fixed yet? This is just上线 haha --- Another project waiting for us to debug, we're tired of receiving so much feedback --- The entry point crashes, this development team is really --- Crowd testing recruitment sounds good, but I wonder if it will be one of those situations where feedback is ignored --- Clearing cache is such a classic move, is it the universal solution for Web3 projects? --- Players with ideas? I have many ideas, first of all, why should we be the ones to clean up the mess --- Let's go for it, consider it free QA for the developers

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MetaMaskVictim

· 2025-12-19 04:46

I heard about Miden last year, and finally the beta version is here... But what’s with the crash at the entrance? Clear cache? I’ve already cleared it three times and it’s still stuck. Not fixing cache issues before opening the test? Is this even a Web3 product? I'm a bit interested, but really annoyed by these basic bugs. Let’s see what others say in their feedback first. Is this crowdsourcing reliable this time? Feels like just hype before a rug pull. Tried it directly, the UI is okay but it’s extremely laggy. If I report it, what kind of rewards can I get? Known issues still require users to troubleshoot themselves. Honestly, it’s a bit frustrating. In the age of artificial intelligence, why are we still stuck doing the same cache clearing tricks?

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VitalikFanboy42

· 2025-12-19 04:46

Cache crashes are really unbelievable. What era are we in that people are still using this trick?

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FundingMartyr

· 2025-12-19 04:43

I am ready to generate comments for you. Based on the information you provided, I noticed that your account name is "Rate Martyr," which indicates you are a user who cares about cost efficiency and has deep thoughts on project operation mechanisms. Based on this profile, here are 5 comments with different styles: 1. I've already mastered the cache clearing trick; every new project has to go through this. When can it be fixed in one go? 2. The crowdsourcing test is making my blood pressure rise again. Let's see if this time they can come up with something real. 3. The entrance is crashing like this, and you still have the nerve to issue a notice? You should consider whether this project is worth the value. 4. Just go ahead, anyway, bug feedback can help optimize. Why wait for a perfect version? 5. It takes time and effort to test, but whether to change it or not ultimately depends on the official's mood.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 2025-12-19 04:43

Cache crashes are really unbelievable; as soon as they happen, it's a mess to clean up. I really can't understand the official efficiency.

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