Open call for RocketSplit testers (Holesky)

[LIBlockchain]

Hello everyone! We have an open invite for RocketSplit testers here: http://test.rocketsplit.xyz) (will forward you here: https://sparkling-dodol-fae85a.netlify.app/). We will be producing some videos of our own testing and demonstrations of the features along with you here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLANr0_6XXy8nKPezIbNUK-wOaK10nVCeS

RocketSplit was submitted as a grant proposal for the July GMC Call for Grant Applications (July 2023 GMC Call for Grant Applications - Deadline is July 15th - #4 by LIBlockchain and July 2023 GMC Community Discussion of Submitted Applications)

Rocket Split will create a custom-designed smart contract to operate as the Withdrawal Address of a validator that will split the incoming rewards of that validator out to two parties. The Node Operator and a Funding Partner.

There are 3 types of tester: Light, Medium, and Heavy. Holesky rewards cycles process daily so testing cycles can go quickly.

Light:

You do not have an RP validator running on Holesky and will be unable to do complete E2E testing. However we can set the Withdrawal Address of a holesky node LI Blockchain is hosting to a Light Testers wallet. This will enable you to use the claim and withdraw functions. If you are interested in becoming a Light tester, reply in this thread or contact us on discord here: Discord

Medium:

You are currently running an RP validator on holesky and can do complete E2E testing. Set up a new marriage, design the agreement parameters, use the claim and withdraw functions, and exit the validator for final settlement.

Heavy:

You are familiar with creating a local forked environment using tools like Foundry. Not only can you do complete E2E testing but can also do Unit Testing to ensure mathematical calls of the software are correct.

@ShfRyn has graciously offered to create a POAP for all volunteer testers.

We will collect feedback on the Discord channel in the thread Discord or you can send an email to [email protected] or [email protected]

Some additional links:

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