After weeks of nonstop swaps, relentless user activity, and a tidal wave of feedback, we’re finally ready to show you what’s next for Euclid.

A common question from EuclidSwap testnet users is: “How can I add faucet tokens from Cosmos, and convert them to EVM?”

This short guide helps existing Euclideans who have not yet connected their Euclid Passport to their EuclidSwap account.

If you already have your passport, you’re ready to take part in your first mission — here’s a full walkthrough to guide you.

We’ve already got a full walkthrough on how to add faucet tokens here: 👉 How to Add Faucet Tokens on Euclid

We’re produced a range of written guides for use with our testnet HERE.

Liquidity pools are the backbone of decentralized trading on EuclidSwap.

Understanding the role and functionality of voucher tokens within EuclidSwap.

Learn how to perform seamless swaps on EuclidSwap, from single-chain transactions to multi-chain transfers, using its intuitive interface and advanced liquidity features.

Welcome to Euclid’s testnet guide. In this section, we’ll show you how to log in and how to connect a wallet.

If you’ve never added ‘testnet’ tokens before, it can be tricky — even for experienced Web3 users.

Launching a testnet is no small feat — it takes thousands of hours of development and millions of test transactions.

DeFi has opened up a world of possibilities, but for retail users, it often feels fragmented, expensive, and complex. Euclid Protocol is here to change that. We’re Unifying Liquidity by delivering an intuitive swap platform — making it simpler, faster, and more cost-efficient than ever.

The Euclid Protocol testnet is live, and it’s not just for testing — it’s your chance to be part of something big.

It seems like only yesterday we announced our intention to launch our testnet; that’s because it was — we’ve had a team of devs living, sleeping, and eating code to bring this to you in record time.

Euclid is launching its incentivized testnet Aurora to gather feedback, reward participants, and refine the unified liquidity layer before the mainnet launch.