What You Can Do
How is Demos being rolled out?
Demos is being rolled out in 4 phases with a number of releases per phase. You will find the most recent release note in the release note section. For an outline of the 4 phases please review our Road to the Omniweb articleHow do I check the network status?
You can check the network status by heading to the status page. You can view block and transaction data on our explorer.How can I create a Demos wallet?
TBDHow do I download the SDK?
We recommend using bun as your package manager. All SDK examples are tested with bun.While
npm and yarn are also supported, we strongly recommend using bun for the best development experience.How do I download the node software?
The node software is available in the node repository. The recommended way to run a node is via Docker Compose:INSTALL.md for the full walkthrough (Docker Compose and bare-metal tracks).
How can I become a validator?
You can become a validator by running the node software and following the install instructions. Staking will be required in a later phase, initially no staking is required to enable faster onboarding and testing.What are the requirements for running a Demos node?
To run a Demos node the minimum requirements are:- 4GB RAM
- 4 CPU cores (2GHz or higher)
- Modern SSD storage
- 200 Mbps internet connection
- Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or a compatible Linux distribution
How can I make a transaction?
You can refer to the Transactions section on how to build transactions. At this stage you cannot forward transactions to public nodes, you are able to use the SDK locally and use the very same code once public RPCs are available.Is there a Faucet? How can I get DEM tokens?
You can request Demos tokens at the Demos Faucet.What You Cannot Do (Yet)
- XM and Web2 transactions are brittle as they are being constantly upgraded and improved