We are happy to announce the launch of Gravity blockchain private testing. This test is going to be conducted in private mode, within the team. But for those of you who are willing to see all options of the new blockchain in advance, and help us with testing as well, there is a great chance to get the access to private testing now.

The purpose of private testing: finding all kind of bugs, load testing, testing of math models and modelling of attacks.

So, for now we are offering personal access to the following kind of participants:

blockchain developers (incl. d'apps developers);
professional QA engineers;
mathematics and data scientists.

How to participate in private testing:

Join our Telegram dev chat. E-mail us with your CV. Please, fill in your full name, nickname in Telegram dev chat, education degree and skills, blockchain background, examples of the recent projects you’ve worked (are working) with. Plus, we appreciate any other details affecting our choice. Our address is admin@gravityprotocol.org.

We do warn you in advance that we will choose only several participants. Those users will participate in private testing – back to back with our team.

The chosen ones will gain access to the code and detailed instructions. And, of course, – wonderful atmosphere and support from our team.

We do warn you in advance that we will chose only several participants. We are asking everyone not to worry or be sad, because we are planning to launch public testing on 25th of May 2018. And everyone could get access by then.

See the previous articles

Gravity Protocol Intro
Gravity Protocol Roadmap
A Deeper Look Into Dan Larimer’s radio
Gravity Protocol initial distribution

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Access to private testing

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