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* Remove Pangolin and Koi chain documentation; update Crab chain description as primary test network
* Update documentation to replace Koi references with Crab testnet across multiple files
* Update documentation to replace Koi references with Crab testnet in transfer tutorial and related files
* Fix formatting issue in transfer token guide by correcting image tag
The network provider used in this tutorial is the [Koi testnet](../getting-started/networks/koi.md). However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
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The network provider used in this tutorial is the [Crab testnet](../getting-started/networks/crab.md). However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
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-[Anvil](https://github.com/foundry-rs/foundry/blob/master/crates/anvil): Anvil is a local TestNet node that can be used for development purposes. It has the ability to fork preexisting networks.
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-[Chisel](https://github.com/foundry-rs/foundry/blob/master/crates/chisel): Chisel is a Solidity REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) that allows for quick testing of Solidity snippets.
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This guide will provide instructions on how to use Foundry's Forge and Cast tools to interact with Ethereum smart contracts on the Darwinia [Koi TestNet](../getting-started/networks/koi.md).
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This guide will provide instructions on how to use Foundry's Forge and Cast tools to interact with Ethereum smart contracts on the Darwinia [Crab testnet](../getting-started/networks/crab.md).
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## Prerequisites
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## Contract Interaction
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The network provider used in this tutorial is the Koi Testnet. However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
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The network provider used in this tutorial is the Crab testnet. However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
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## Contract Interaction
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The network provider used in this tutorial is the [Koi Testnet](../getting-started/networks/koi.md). However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
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The network provider used in this tutorial is the [Crab testnet](../getting-started/networks/crab.md). However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
Before working with the contracts, there are a few basic configurations that need to be set up. Replace the default **`hardhat.config`** file with the following content. This configuration includes the Koi network RPC information and adds a test account:
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Before working with the contracts, there are a few basic configurations that need to be set up. Replace the default **`hardhat.config`** file with the following content. This configuration includes the Crab network RPC information and adds a test account:
By updating the **`hardhat.config`** file with this content, you will have the necessary configurations in place to interact with the Koi network and use the test account for testing purposes.
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By updating the **`hardhat.config`** file with this content, you will have the necessary configurations in place to interact with the Crab network and use the test account for testing purposes.
The network provider used in this tutorial is the [Koi testnet](../getting-started/networks/koi.md). However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
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The network provider used in this tutorial is the [Crab testnet](../getting-started/networks/crab.md). However, the concepts and techniques covered in this tutorial are applicable to other Darwinia networks as well.
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# Crab Chain
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Crab serves as Darwinia's incentivized testnet network with genuine economic significance, akin to how Kusama functions for Polkadot.
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Crab is now a [parachain of Kusama](https://kusama.subscan.io/parachain/2105).
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# Crab Chain(Testnet)
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The Crab, a [parachain of Kusama](https://kusama.subscan.io/parachain/2105), now serves as Darwinia’s primary test network. It is officially maintained to ensure that new and innovative features are thoroughly tested before being deployed to the main production network.
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