It will be cool but is there any added advantage for the beta testnet role holders??
The information is well received. However I feel it’s important to let the public know which regions will be including in the long term participation of this project, not just for the public phase about to begin
This way, participants are sure that what ever contributions they provide to this project will be recognized even after the project fully launches and TGE
Thanks
This feels like a positive step for the protocol. Expanding the whitelist before launch should help generate more diverse testing conditions, which is important for validating zero-slippage mechanics under different user behaviors and market scenarios.
One suggestion would be to create dedicated testing tracks for different participant groups (retail users, liquidity providers, developers, and institutions). This could help the team gather more targeted feedback and identify issues that might not appear in a general testing environment.
Another useful addition could be a public dashboard showing anonymized testnet metrics such as transaction volume, swap activity, pool utilization, and system performance. This would increase transparency and help the community understand how the protocol behaves under growing demand.
It may also be valuable to introduce structured bug reporting and feedback categories so participants can easily submit UX issues, performance observations, and feature suggestions. This can improve the quality of insights collected during Phase 1.
From a real-world adoption perspective, I would love to see testing scenarios focused on practical stablecoin use cases such as treasury management, cross-border payments, merchant settlements, and liquidity routing between multiple stablecoins. These are areas where zero-slippage infrastructure could provide significant value.
Most importantly, maintaining transparency around participant selection, testnet objectives, and success metrics will help build long-term trust as Stabilizer progresses toward mainnet.
Looking forward to seeing how the expanded testnet strengthens both the protocol and the community.
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I SEE. THANKS SHARE INFO. good luck bro
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I joined whitelist. thanks share information
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sure. The whitelist extension is not open yet
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Season 1 is all about testing the network to its limit
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Appreciate the team taking community feedback before making any whitelist extension decisions. That’s how you build trust. I support whatever keeps the integrity of the Beta Tester role intact. Looking forward to the official announcement.
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50k testers is not a lot of people, we have to work hard.
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I have no problem with the extension but my question is, at the end hope it won’t be difficult to reward testers
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Expansion at this stage makes sense. You’ve done the work first, that is: framework live, first asset approved, feedback structured, so this isn’t premature growth, it’s earned growth.
Only question I’d raise: the manual review + 48 hour window combo needs more clarity?. At 50,000 participant capacity, what’s the realistic manual review throughput? If screening delays whitelist confirmation past 48 hours, people will notice. Either narrow the manual review scope or set expectations on confirmation timelines now, before the window opens.
Otherwise, this is solid. Beta Tester positioning is handled well, no dilution narrative is clear.
Expanding the stabilizer community is a great idea, more participants will bring about more contributions and this will strengthens the protocol without diminishing what you’ve already built.
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This is a good move, let’s build as as team, Real team, Real users
I’m glad that our early supporters badge will be intact regardless of the phase 1 community expansion.
Really like the decision to expand Phase 1 access before launch.
It gives more community members a chance to test the product and provide valuable feedback early.
This can help improve stability, discover bugs faster, and build stronger engagement before mainnet.
Excited to see how Stabilizer grows from here 
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Oh! thats gud gys … nice to see all detauls
Solid post to expansion phase 1 for news ppl that want to discover news ways of distribute liquidity pool on web3 market.
stabilizer gives opportunity for those out side.
becoming stabilizer ppl to future!
the idea of Testnet is to stress test the whole infrastructure. I’m glad you stated the addition does not in any way dilute the beta tester role.
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Thanks for the update. I hope I’ll make it onto the whitelist this time.