Avalanche Subnet In General

Each Avalanche subnet is a set of validators operate in the same environment to settle a consensus state of Blockchain.

Its original idea is to establish independent low-cost Blockchains that backed by a highly developed and secure Blockchain.

With subnet, anyone can build Blockchain at an affordable price, but still ensure highest security to avoid 51% attack.

Established subnet will lay on top of Avalanche Primary network and validated by Avalanche nodes.

A node can participate in multiple subnets.

Aforementioned, subnet has its own space and requirements with the nature of an independent Blockchain.

A subnet can issue its own native token for gas fee payment. Builders can launch NFT and Smart Contract just similarly to any other POS (Proof-of-stake) EVM compatible chains.

Public Blockchain

By default, Avalanche Subnets are public and visible to everyone.

It means any nodes can easily sync, or listen to ongoing transactions/blocks within a public subnet even if they’re not part of the subnet.

Anyone can track public subnet operation through Avalanche explorer.

Private Blockchain

In opposed to Public Blockchain, content within Private Blockchain is only visible to its validators.

Privacy is the top priority of Private Blockchain.

This offers a great solution for enterprises to apply Blockchain into internal operations.

Any subnets can become private by turning [dt_highlight color=”” text_color=”#0d1015″ bg_color=””]validatorOnly[/dt_highlight] to true.

Subnet Security Explained

Backed By Avalanche Primary Network

The concept of subnet allows builders to facilitate the developed infrastructure of Avalanche to secure their networks.

It makes Blockchain accessible to SMEs which eliminates the concern of network security.

On the other hand, by standing on the shoulder of Avalanche, projects can take advantages of the already available resources.

It saves a tremendous amount of time in comparison to building from scratch.

Validator Requirements

The architecture of Avalanche subnet makes it manageable in term of regulatory compliance.

To become a validator, you need to stake at least [dt_highlight color=”” text_color=”#0d1015″ bg_color=””]2,000 AVAX[/dt_highlight] with validation running on a lightweight full node server.

• CPU: Equivalent of 8 AWS vCPU
• RAM: 16 GB
• Storage: 1 TB
• OS: Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 or MacOS >= Catalina

Besides, validators need to verify their identities through a strict procedure.

• They must be located in a given country
• Pass KYC/AML checks
• Hold a certain license

Those conditions will remove the risk of anonymous rug-pull, or manipulation, and protect the network’s integrity.

What’s on Subnet

Subnet Validator

Validator is the core of a subnet, which is the heart and soul of the whole network.

In the process of validating a subnet, validator will earn part of the incurred gas fee and validation reward.

Those turn to be a great way to hold AVAX coin, as big holders can earn APY along the way and contribute to the network at the same time.

Subnet Delegator

Instead of staking 2,000 AVAX, enthusiasts can choose an alternative option to [dt_highlight color=”” text_color=”#0d1015″ bg_color=””]become a Delegator with just 25 AVAX[/dt_highlight].

This removes the barrier to entry in participating and contributing to the network.

The role of delegator is not required to have a full node server, or any expertise.

In fact, they only need to choose a reliable validator to stake AVAX and earn reward.

The whole process should take less than a few minutes.

Aside from earning APY in AVAX, delegators can also earn native tokens from available subnets.

To learn more about the process of becoming a delegator please read this guide.

Subnet Builder

Most public subnets will allow developers to contribute in the development process.

Technically, independent developers can launch Smart Contract on public subnets, even if they’re not part of the project.

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Subnet User

User is the last piece of the puzzle, who put the network into operation.

On subnet, users can use the subnet native token to pay for gas fee instead of AVAX and enjoy developed Dapps on top of that one.

Add A Subnet To KEYRING PRO

Subnet Wallet

KEYRING PRO supports all assets on EVM compatible chains through the infrastructure of Wallet Connect.

Most subnets will come with custom RPC.

By adding the custom RPC of a subnet onto KEYRING PRO, users will be able to interact with the subnet and its resources.

You can find RPC info at [dt_highlight color=”” text_color=”#0d1015″ bg_color=””]subnets.avax.network[/dt_highlight].

How to add RPC

For instance, to add WrapTag subnet, please follow the steps below.

1. Download KEYRING PRO on iOS, Android, APK, Huawei App Gallery, or Mac M1
2. Create a multichain account
3. Add RPC

• On home screen, tap ‘Menu’ icon
• Choose ‘Manage Chains’
• Tap on the ‘+’ icon
• Insert RPC parameters, please refer to the RPC section above.
• Tap ‘Add’
• On the home screen, choose an address you want to use on the newly added chain, or you can create a new account
• Choose ‘Use this address with other chains’
• Choose the newly added chain
• Tap ‘Create’

WrapTag Chain RPC

ChainID: 24052022

Network Name: WrapTag Chain

RPC URL: http://95.179.192.46:9650/ext/bc/

21Z7pN9Z6VfmMo8jjhDQYyYJS5MB7MftZSuKrmenhmwADCWWJH/rpc

Symbol: WPT

Explorer: https://avascan.info/

Metheus Network: Blockchain Service

Metheus Network is a new player in the Avalanche space.

They help individuals and organizations to build Private or Public Blockchain on subnets.

At the time of this article, Metheus has successfully deployed 6 different validators on Avalanche (2,000 AVAX each).

Enthusiasts can also stake AVAX on Metheus validators to earn an above average APY.

What is Avalanche Faucet?

The term ‘Avalanche Faucet’ indicates an open platform for developers and enthusiasts to claim free AVAX on the Avalanche Testnet.

Its mechanism stands out as the core of the whole testnet environment.

As a reason, without the testnet AVAX, developers would have nothing to pay for gas fees in the process of Smart Contract deployment.

Please keep in mind that it has no market value, but for development purposes only.

Anyone can access the Avalanche Faucet to claim testnet AVAX at faucet.avax-test.network 

What is Avalanche Testnet?

About Fuji Network

Fuji Network is the official testnet of the Avalanche ecosystem.

It stimulates most conditions of the mainnet, where developer can deploy demo Smart Contract.

The testnet will occasionally provide unreleased versions of AvalancheGo.

Aside from Fuji Network, Avalanche Network Runner can be considered as an alternative option for developers to test everything locally.

Fuji Testnet Explorer

Fuji also has a dedicated Explorer, Snowtrace.

This one is the same one to the mainnet version, which operates similarly, but it comes with a subdomain ‘testnet.snowtrace’.

Testnet Snowtrace allows user to obtain data from Blockchain as Txhash, token info, wallet balance, etc.

To access Fuji Testnet Explorer, please go to testnet.snowtrace.io

How do I get an AVAX Testnet?

Avalanche Testnet Address

First, you need to have a wallet on the Fuji Testnet.

1. Download KEYRING PRO on iOS, Android, APK, Huawei App Gallery, or Mac M1
2. Create a multichain account
3. Add RPC

• On home screen, tap ‘Menu’ icon
• Choose ‘Manage Chains’
• Tap on the ‘+’ icon
• Insert RPC parameters, please refer to the RPC section below.
• Tap ‘Add’
• On the home screen, choose an address you want to use on the newly added chain, or you can create a new account
• Choose ‘Use this address with other chains’
• Choose the newly added chain
• Tap ‘Create’

4. Once RPC added, on the home screen, tap on your Avalanche Testnet wallet

5. Tap ‘Copy address’

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Fuji Testnet RPC

By adding Fuji Testnet RPC, user can participate in the Avalanche testnet directly through the process of connecting wallet.

In short, once a Custom RPC is added, user can use KEYRING PRO to connect wallet and interact with any Dapps on that certain network.

Please find the Fuji Testnet RPC below.

• ChainID: 43113
• Network Name: Avalanche FUJI C-Chain
• New RPC URL: https://api.avax-test.network/ext/bc/C/rpc
• Symbol: AVAX
• Explorer: https://testnet.snowtrace.io/

Claim Testnet AVAX

• Go to faucet.avax-test.network
• Paste your copied address
• Check the box ‘I’m not robot’
• Tap Request 2 AVAX

Once claimed, you should receive your testnet AVAX in 05 – 15 minutes.

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What is AVAX Coin?

AVAX is the market symbol of Avalanche coin.

This one is the native and governance token of the whole Avalanche ecosystem.

By running on the POS mechanism through Snowman Consensus Protocol, Avalanche network can only exist with validators stacking AVAX to verify the network.

On the other hand, both user and developer will need to use AVAX to pay for gas fee and to interact with Smart Contract.

Obviously, AVAX is extremely important to the Avalanche Ecosystem, not to say it’s the heart and soul of the network.

AVAX Price Prediction – The era of Avalanche Subnet

The Avalanche network is just getting started.

Aside from launching projects on the Avalanche mainnet, builders also have an option to establish subnet.

Subnet is in fact a separate Blockchain that running parallelly with the Avalanche mainnet.

It lays on top of the Avalanche’s infrastructure which reduces costs for builders, but still guarantees highest security, or network integrity.

To build a full node for subnet, developers will need to stack at least 2,000 AVAX.

This means once builders dive deeply into the Avalanche ecosystem and decide to build an independent subnet, more AVAX will leave the circulation to a protracted staking period.

In short, circulation supply reduced will boost up the market price of an asset.

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