African developers can create and test their decentralized applications on the Optimism forked Mara Chain. According to a report, the testnet for the planned Mara Chain, an Ethereum-compatible layer 2 network that uses MARA tokens for fees, has been released.
African developers can create and test their decentralized applications on the Optimism forked Mara Chain. Following the Mara Wallet’s latest release, which enables users to exchange and withdraw both fiat money and tokens, the network was established.
Blockchain technology has become a necessary infrastructure and utility that is critical and essential to the development of every country, similar to electricity or the internet.” Blockchain technology offers a wealth of opportunities in Africa that can be used to benefit the continent’s people broadly according to Chi Nnadi, CEO of Mara.
Blockchain technology offers a wealth of opportunities in Africa that can be used to benefit the continent’s people broadly. Before a genuine launch, developers can test applications and the blockchain for any flaws or deficiencies on networks called testnets that mirror real-world blockchains.
Sub-second transactional speeds, minimal gas costs, and compatibility with other Optimism-based networks are a few advantages the Mara Chain developers have highlighted. Before the mainnet launch, developers claim Mara is actively soliciting feedback from the developer community and partners to ensure continual platform improvement.
