Xenea's wallet testnet, Ubusuna, has been opened to outside users and developers. The team announced the launch on X and the official blog in early April 2026, pushing the EVM Layer 1 into broader public testing as the market watches the 2026 roadmap and eventual mainnet launch.
Three Steps to Start: Discord, Faucet, Deploy
Noah Nzube shared a simple onboarding thread. Step one: join Discord and use the faucet command to claim test tokens. Step two: manually add the network to any EVM wallet. Step three: send TXENE test tokens, test transactions, and deploy smart contracts.
Network details are clear: Chain ID 1096, RPC URL at rpc-ubusuna.xeneascan.com, TXENE as the symbol, and the Ubusuna block explorer. The testnet works with MetaMask and other compatible wallets, and Xenea's own wallet supports it as well.
Source: Official X account
Why Public Testing Matters: Bugs Caught Quickly
Public testnets let teams catch bugs before a live launch. On April 5, CEO Toku noted that some users saw transactions stuck on “Confirming” even after the chain had finalized them in seconds. The backend hit an RPC rate limit while crawling block data; the IP restriction was removed to fix it. Community replies also flagged faucet delays and slow transaction views, showing active live testing.
What Is XENE Actually Building?
Xenea describes itself as an EVM-compatible Layer 1 built for AI-era data governance. Its key feature is DACS (Decentralized Autonomous Content Storage) — storage designed to keep data permanent and tamper-resistant. This setup could support long-term records and future RWA tokenization.
Tokenomics show a maximum supply of 18.33 billion XENE tokens, with about 12.02 billion created at genesis and the rest issued through mining. The testnet faucet tokens are not tied to this supply data, and the project has not announced a fresh token launch date in this update. That distinction matters for search terms like “Xenea wallet listing date” and “XENE token launch.”
No Price, Just Participation
No official XENE token price is tied to this update because TXENE is testnet-only. Market reaction is more about user participation than price action. Focus is on setup, faucet access, network stability, and whether the testnet can support the path toward mainnet.
Source: X
Some search terms, like “XENE daily quiz” and “Xenea Wallet daily quiz,” come from earlier wallet campaigns, not this test launch. Official roadmap guidance says Phase 5 — the mainnet launch stage — is targeted for Q2 to Q3 2026, depending on progress in earlier phases.
For now, the Ubusuna rollout looks like a practical milestone, not a hype event. It gives developers a live network, gives users an easy onboarding path, and collects feedback before the mainnet launch — without confirming any token listing, market value, or airdrop.
Disclaimer: This article is for news and education only. It is not financial advice. Testnet activity does not confirm a token listing, market value, or guarantee an airdrop. Readers should rely on official channels for any future TGE, wallet, or token updates.