SatoshiVM ($SAVM) token Airdrop Guide

SatoshiVM ($SAVM) is a technology that allows Bitcoin to work with Ethereum's EVM ecosystem. This means that Bitcoin can now create new assets and applications. SatoshiVM uses decentralized Bitcoin ZK Rollup Layer2 which is compatible with the EVM ecosystem and uses native BTC as gas. There is a high probability that SatoshiVM will do an airdrop, and participation is completely FREE as all work is done on the Bitcoin testnet and Ethereum Sepolia testnet. Here's our SatoshiVM ($SAVM) token airdrop guide.

What is SatoshiVM ($SAVM)?
SatoshiVM is a virtual machine that runs Smart Contracts on the Bitcoin network. A virtual machine is a program that acts like a computer inside another computer. A Smart Contract is a set of rules that can be executed automatically without human intervention. The Bitcoin network is a computer system that uses a digital currency called Bitcoin.

Some of the main features of SatoshiVM are:
Compatibility: Can run smart contracts written in various languages, such as Solidity, Rust, or C++. Security: Uses a technique called formal verification to check that the smart contract is correct and has no errors or bugs. Scalability: Can handle a large number of transactions per second, thanks to a technology called sharding that divides the workload between different nodes. Privacy: It can protect user identity and data, using methods such as zero-knowledge proofs and encryption.

Will there be a SatoshiVM ($SAVM) token airdrop?
There are many rumors circulating on Twitter that SatoshiVM will airdrop $SAVM tokens. SatoshiVM recently launched their testnet and only the faucet and bridge are active. The Swap feature is expected to be launched soon. Therefore, we are very early, and it is a good idea to position yourself now for this Airdrop. It's best to position yourself for SatoshiVM because according to leaked $SAVM tokenomics, the Fully Diluted Valuation of the $SAVM token is very low. And we have seen the launch of other low FDV tokens generating returns of up to 50x. So, this means that if the SatoshiVM token is launched, it is also likely to generate huge profits.

How to get potential SatoshiVM ($SAVM) token airdrop?
Here's how to get a potential SatoshiVM ($SAVM) token airdrop:
1.Set up the SatoshiVM testnet in MetaMask Go to https://testnet.svmscan.io/ and connect your wallet. Then, scroll down and click “Add SatoshiVM Testnet” in the bottom left corner. Approve the transaction in your MetaMask wallet. Alternatively, if you want to do it manually, open MetaMask, click the top left button and “Add Network”. Then select “Add network manually” and type the following SatoshiVM Testnet information into your MetaMask.
2.Set up UniSat wallet Go to https://unisat.io/ and select “Download from ChromeStore”. Follow the steps to set up your wallet. Remember to write down your seed phrase offline and store it in a safe place so you reduce the risk of losing funds. In your UniSat wallet, go to “Settings” and “Address type”. Make sure “Original Segwit (P2WPHK)” is the first choice. Then, under “Network”, make sure you are on the “TESTNET” network.
3.Fund the UniSat wallet with Bitcoin testnet ($tBTC) Visit https://bitcoinfaucet.uo1.net/send.php and paste your UniSat wallet address for Bitcoin testnet. Accumulate an amount of $tBTC by requesting as much as you allow. You can also visit https://coinfaucet.eu/en/ to request $tBTC.
4.Bridge Bitcoin testnet ($tBTC) to SatoshiVM testnet This is where the heart of the testnet activity lies, as SatoshiVM was created to be a bridge between Bitcoin and the Ethereum Virtual Machine. To bridge your Bitcoin tests to the SatoshiVM Testnet using the SatoshiVM BTC bridge, go to https://bridge.satoshivm.io/. On the “Deposit” tab, type the amount of testnet Bitcoin ($tBTC) you want to bridge and click “Deposit”.
5.Bridge more $tBTC Repeat steps 3 and 4 above to bridge more $tBTC to SatoshiVM. Do this more often to position yourself for when more features roll out on the SatoshiVM testnet! 6.Accumulate some Sepolia ETH SatoshiVM has a tSAVM faucet feature that will go live soon. If yes, you will need Sepolia ETH to pay gas fees. Therefore, to position yourself when the feature is launched, visit https://sepoliafaucet.com/, enter your wallet address and click “Send me ETH”. You can also visit https://www.infura.io/faucet/sepolia for Sepolia ETH.