The defined and scarce token supply may confer value to the token, potentially making it attractive to attackers such that testing is as “real” as it can possibly get. On such a network, users’ balances “cannot be replenished at will.” The announcement reads: Phillion noted that a Canary network is an operational blockchain with a scarce token supply intended to be used to test features associated with the mainnet.

The project’s CEO and founder Hugo Phillion detailed that Songbird will be an operational blockchain and adversarial environment for live testing. The post describes Songbird as critical to test the Flare Network’s architecture and core systems, which include a Time Series Oracle, and F-Asset system. The team behind the project has detailed Songbird’s native token, SGB, which will be distributed in the next six weeks. The new airdrop comes as Flare plans to launch an experimental network as well.Īccording to a new announcement, Flare Networks will also airdrop the native token of a Canary Network called Songbird. Flare Network has revealed it’s set to airdrop another token to XRP token holders who participate in the Spark (FLR) airdrop snapshot in December of last year.

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