Overview

🧪 Testnet Overview

The Moosh testnet is a controlled environment for evaluating protocol behavior, risk boundaries, and system correctness before mainnet deployment.

This phase is not intended for feature completeness or yield optimization. Its primary purpose is to validate assumptions, observe edge cases, and surface inconsistencies in how the protocol behaves under different usage patterns and market conditions.

Participants are encouraged to focus on how the system responds, rather than whether individual outcomes appear favorable.

How This Guide Is Organized

The testnet guide is structured to help participants understand what to test and why.

• Overview explains the intent and scope of the testnet
• Testing Scenarios provides structured flows to exercise core protocol behaviors
• Testnet Roadmap outlines which components are stable, experimental, or expected to change

Reading these sections in order will provide the clearest mental model for evaluating system behavior.

What to Keep in Mind

During the testnet phase:

• Parameters, contracts, and flows may change frequently
• Resets and breaking changes are expected
• Testnet behavior does not represent final mainnet guarantees

Clear reports of unexpected behavior, unclear system signals, or broken assumptions are more valuable than performance results.

➡️ Proceed to Testing Scenarios to begin testing.