0G releases Galileo V3 testnet: key milestone in building AI native blockchain On April 23rd, last night, 0G official @ 0G_labs launched the third-generation test network Galileo, which is an important upgrade after Newton V2 and marks a critical stage in its strategy to build AI native infrastructure one ⃣ Core upgrade ① Increased throughput capacity by 70%, reaching 2500 TPS Galileo can process up to 2500 transactions per second, significantly outperforming the performance of the Newton test network ② Complete Architecture Refactoring: Decoupling Execution and Consensus Galileo uses the Ethereum Engine API to separate consensus and execution modules. This architecture supports parallel execution, laying the foundation for future multi-threaded chain execution ③ EVM is fully compatible ④ Seamless integration of 0G ecosystem services The existing 0G Storage and 0G Compute backends have been upgraded to Galileo compatible versions, allowing users to continue calling the original API without any changes, achieving a storage computing integrated development experience two ⃣ Participate in the Galileo Test Network The official definition of this upgrade is a major upgrade, although it is not explicitly an incentive test network, I personally think it is necessary to do it and there is no cost involved ① Obtain test tokens visit https://faucet.0g.ai/ Bind Twitter/X account and submit wallet address to claim, with a daily limit of 0.1 OG ② Configure wallet Add the following Galileo network information through RPC: Chain ID: 80087 RPC： https://evmrpc-testnet.0g.ai browser: https://chainscan-galileo.0g.ai/ You can also use one click to add links to import MetaMask and OKX Wallet ③ Deploy smart contracts Support mainstream toolchains such as Hardhat and Foundry, and can be deployed and tested using official sample scripts https:// (github.com)/0glabs/0g-deployment-scripts ④ Running nodes You can choose to deploy the following types of nodes to participate in network operations: Validator node: participating in consensus and block verification; Storage node: Modular storage protocol serving 0G; DA node: signs, stores, and broadcasts data availability blocks. The detailed deployment guide can be found at: https://docs.0g.ai/run-a-node/validator-node?utm_source= (chatgpt.com) Summary: With the release of the Galileo V3 testnet, the 0G mainnet is within reach, and it is strongly recommended to participate as it is L1 and the mainnet is the day of coin issuance Seeing the last friend, please click to connect this article three times, leave your opinion on 0G in the comment section, and draw two people each with a windproof coat! @0G_labs @Jtsong2 @michaelh_0g