# Test Assets

First, you'll need Sepolia ETH to transact on Ethereum's Sepolia testnet. You can get it on any of the available [Sepolia ETH faucets](https://faucetlink.to/sepolia).

Next, you can mint the supported testnet base assets directly through the Hyperdrive testnet UI:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="DAI/sDAI" %}
You can mint 10,000 DAI per transaction. To do so, click on a market that uses DAI as a base asset, and look at your Available Assets on the top right section of the screen:

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1. Click on the ellipses beside the asset you want to mint (DAI or sDAI). Note that to convert DAI to sDAI, you must first have DAI in your wallet. The app will deposit your current DAI balance into the sDAI contract (up to 10,000 DAI per transaction).
2. Click on the **Mint** button (or **Convert to sDAI**). This will prompt a transaction in your connected web3 wallet.

Once the transaction is executed on-chain, your DAI or sDAI balances will be updated accordingly.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="stETH" %}
You can mint 500 stETH per transaction. To do so, click on a market that uses stETH as a yield source, and look at your Available Assets on the top right section of the screen:

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1. Click on the ellipses beside your shown stETH balance.
2. Click on the **Mint** button. This will prompt a transaction in your connected web3 wallet.

Once the transaction is executed on-chain, your stETH balance will be updated accordingly.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}


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