10143). This environment mirrors the mainnet perpetuals engine, virtual AMM, graduation mechanisms, and Counterflow vault, allowing traders and developers to test strategies without real capital.
Testnet Configuration
1. Getting Testnet MON
You need testnet MON to pay gas for transactions on Monad Testnet.- Navigate to the official Monad Testnet Faucet.
- Complete the anti-bot verification.
- Paste your EVM wallet address (
0x...). - Submit the request. Funds will be deposited within seconds.
2. Using the Priest.trade MockUSDC Faucet
On testnet, trading collateral usesMockUSDC. You can claim 1,000 MockUSDC at any time:
Method A: In-App Faucet
- Visit the Priest.trade testnet web interface.
- Connect your wallet to Monad Testnet.
- Click the Faucet badge in the upper right navigation.
- Confirm the transaction to receive your 1,000 MockUSDC.
Method B: Block Explorer On-Chain Call
- Open the Monad Testnet Explorer.
- Go to the Contract tab and select Write Contract.
- Connect your Web3 wallet.
- Locate the
faucet()function (ormint(address to, uint256 amount)). - Click Write and confirm the transaction.
Testing Scenarios
We encourage users to test all major platform workflows on testnet:- Leveraged Trading: Open Long and Short positions across multiple tokens, test leverage sliders up to 40x, and review margin requirements.
- On-Chain TP/SL: Configure Take Profit and Stop Loss levels and verify that triggers execute automatically when mark and index prices breach your thresholds.
- Resting Limit Orders: Place Limit, Stop-Market, and Stop-Limit orders and inspect order escrow accounting.
- Token Creation: Launch your own test meme token with instant perps using the launchpad interface.
- Counterflow LP Vault: Deposit MockUSDC to receive
cfUSDCshares, track accrued yield, and initiate redemption requests.