ChainCatcher message, according to the official announcement, at the request of Sonic, the OKX Web3 wallet will upgrade the Sonic Testnet (SVM) to version v1. During the upgrade, the Sonic Testnet (SVM) service will be temporarily unavailable, and the upgrade is expected to be completed by November 13, 2024.After the upgrade is completed, users can view Sonic Testnet (SVM) assets in the wallet.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Sonic Labs (formerly Fantom) announced that the Sonic testnet will go live next week.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official website, the Sonic testnet now supports the OKX Web3 wallet. Users can use the OKX Web3 wallet to claim test tokens on the Sonic testnet, participate in Sonic Odyssey testnet activities, and more. Sonic is a Layer2 gaming chain based on Solana, proposing the first scalability architecture, HyperGrid, aimed at helping game developers efficiently handle and manage game states, logic, and events. Sonic is 100% compatible with all EVM smart contracts and features a native game engine, providing comprehensive On-Chain game development components for game developers.It is reported that the OKX Web3 wallet, as an industry-leading one-stop Web3 entry, now supports over 100+ public chains and offers a unified user experience across app, plugin, and web platforms. The OKX Web3 wallet encompasses five major sectors: wallet, DEX aggregator, DeFi, NFT marketplace, and DApp exploration, and has launched a Bitcoin inscription and rune trading market, dedicated to providing users with comprehensive Web3 services.

ChainCatcher news, the Fantom Foundation has launched the Fantom Sonic testnet, which includes a brand new virtual machine FVM, improved database storage Carmen, and an optimized Lachesis consensus mechanism. The upgrade does not require a hard fork, and existing smart contracts, services, and tools on Fantom Opera are fully compatible with Fantom Sonic. The TPS of Sonic is expected to reach 2000+.Users and developers are currently allowed access to the Fantom Sonic testnet environment, which consists of two independent testnets. The closed testnet aims to showcase its maximum theoretical limits, while the open testnet is interactive, allowing any user to experience it directly. Additionally, the mainnet is scheduled for release in the spring of 2024.