Arthur Hayes said on X that Flop Labs plans to open its Devnet in the next few days. He said anyone will be able to join the network as a miner or validator, and delegates will also be able to connect to it. Hayes added that participation in the Devnet will not count toward any token allocation. According to his post, the network is intended for public testing first, after which the project will move into its Testnet phase and then an airdrop stage. The update outlines the project’s near-term rollout sequence and makes clear that early Devnet activity is being treated as a public test rather than a basis for token distribution.
Arthur Hayes said in a post on X that @flop_labs will open its Devnet in the coming days.
He said anyone can join as a miner or validator, and delegates can also connect to the network. Participation in the Devnet will not count toward any token allocation.
Hayes added that the network will be used for public testing, after which the project will move to a Testnet phase and then an airdrop stage.
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