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feat: fork Ignite CLI v29 as Mukan Ignite — remove cosmos-sdk restrictions
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sidebar_position: 4
description: Test different scenarios after the blockchain is created.
---
# Genesis overwrites for development
The `genesis.json` file for all new blockchains is automatically created from the `config.yml` file to define the initial state upon genesis of the blockchain.
In development environments, it is useful to test different scenarios after the blockchain is created. The `genesis.json` file for the blockchain is overwritten by the top-level `genesis` parameter in `config.yml`.
To set and test different values, add the `genesis` parameter to `config.yml`.
## Change the value of a single parameter
To change the value of one parameter, add the key-value pair under the `genesis` parameter. For example, change the value of `chain-id`:
```yaml
genesis:
chain_id: "foobar"
```
## Change values in modules
You can change one or more parameters of different modules. For example, in the `staking` module you can add a key-value pair to `bond_denom` to change which token gets staked:
```yaml
genesis:
app_state:
staking:
params:
bond_denom: "denom"
```
## Genesis file
For genesis file details and field definitions, see Cosmos Hub documentation for the [Genesis File](https://hub.cosmos.network/main/resources/genesis).
## Genesis block summary
- The genesis block is the first block of a blockchain.
- The `genesis.json` file for the blockchain is overwritten by the top-level genesis parameter in `config.yml`.
- After the blockchain is created, add the `genesis` parameter and key-value pairs to set and test different values in your development environment.