​
What’s Familiar

If you’ve used Ethereum or any EVM chain, you already know how to use c8ntinuum:
  • Same wallets — MetaMask, Rabby, WalletConnect-compatible wallets, and other Ethereum wallets work once you add c8ntinuum as a network (step 1 below)
  • Same addresses — Your 0x... address works on c8ntinuum
  • Same tokens — ERC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1155 tokens all work identically
  • Same dApps — Applications built for Ethereum deploy and run unchanged

​
What’s Different

​
Getting Started

  1. Add c8ntinuum to your wallet — See Network Information - Mainnet Beta for RPC endpoints and chain ID
  2. Get tokens — Mainnet CTM is the native token, and it reaches c8ntinuum mainnet through exchanges. See Official Links for the CTM market profiles. For testnet CTM, use the testnet faucet listed in Network Information - Testnet.
  3. Start using dApps — Connect your wallet and interact as you would on any EVM chain

​
CTM Availability

On c8ntinuum mainnet, CTM is the native gas, staking, and governance token. Use Network Information - Mainnet Beta for the canonical c8ntinuum chain values. On c8ntinuum itself, 0xc8Fb80fCc03f699C70ff0CC08C09106288888888 is a different contract: the wrapped native CTM token (symbol WCTM, name c8ntinuum, 18 decimals), not the ERC-20 or BEP-20 CTM token. Native CTM needs no token import. Check the selected network before you interact with this address.