Arthur Hayes said Flop Labs plans to open its development network, or Devnet, in the coming days. The network will be open to anyone who wants to participate as a miner or validator, and it will also support access for AI agents. Hayes added that activity on the Devnet will not count toward any token allocation. He described the rollout as a public testing phase designed to prepare the project for its later move into the testnet stage and for an eventual airdrop. The update was reported by ChainCatcher in a brief technology news item.
Arthur Hayes said Flop Labs will open its development network, or Devnet, in the coming days, according to ChainCatcher.
He said anyone will be able to join the network as a miner or validator, and AI agents will also be able to connect.
Hayes also said participation in the Devnet test will not count toward any token allocation. He described the opening as a public test meant to prepare the project for its later testnet phase and airdrop.
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