In case you missed it: We unveiled a modular TypeScript library for canister interactions, streamlining onchain development with plug-and-play tools that supercharge ICP's JavaScript ecosystem. As docs evolve on , this release harvests the fruits of infinite scalability, arming builders to craft tomorrow's web with elegant, efficient code.
Another remarkable stride for decentralization: @Ledger Wallet now sources #ICP data directly from on-chain data instead of a centrally hosted Rosetta node. Make sure to upgrade your Ledger Wallet to the latest version. Your wallet, your data.
An invisible problem in the cryptocurrency field Imagine if someone asked you to sign a legal contract completely written in binary code. What would you think? No names, no terms, no context - just lines of numbers and letters, you certainly wouldn't sign it. However, in the Web3 era, millions of users do this every day. When wallets only display 'Contract Interaction' and a string of hexadecimal data, people unknowingly click 'Approve', not realizing they are sending tokens, granting unlimited permissions, or handing over control to malicious programs.
🚀 A deep dialogue about the future of on-chain finance.
🏗️ AMA: Mom, I'm building Wall Street on-chain
🗓️ Time: December 4th 20:00 (UTC+8)
🎙️ Host: Anna @AnnaCafeChat
🤝 Guests: Jason |CMO of FomoWell @FomowellX 0xFrancis|Founder of zCloak @zCloakNetwork mokoko|Co-Founder of Mokoko AI @Mokoko_AI Nora|CMO of WheelX @WheelX_fi
A few days ago, I saw a post on Vly's official Twitter in the ICP ecosystem saying: The Vly wallet is officially listed in the ChatGPT app store.
So, I couldn't wait to open ChatGPT, ready to have a good experience, but in the end, I couldn't find the entrance. There's no way around it, so I had to ask ChatGPT: How can I view your App Store? Is it only visible in the paid version? ChatGPT Response: No need for a paid version, you can check the 'App Store / GPTs store' in any version of ChatGPT (including the web version and the free version). However, the locations of the different entrances vary slightly, so here are the clearest steps:
Internet Computer 2.0, DFINITY 2.0, and Caffeine (Self-Written Applications)
Hello everyone! In this article, I will share many developments and plans that are crucial to the Internet Computer ecosystem. In the past few months, I have been using the term 'Internet Computer 2.0,' which is increasingly related to the importance of hosting self-written applications (which users create through non-technical interactions with artificial intelligence) and providing mainstream cloud functionality. But there are other changes, including DFINITY 2.0, ongoing work to create for-profit businesses in the ecosystem, and plans to promote the deflationary optimization of network token economics.
Etherscan has canceled several free APIs, raising some questions we never considered.
On November 23, Lefteris Karapetsas, the founder of the open-source portfolio tracker rotki, tweeted a complaint about Etherscan. He stated that Etherscan suddenly announced during Devcon that it would no longer provide free APIs for the Avalache C-Chain, Base, BNB Chain, and OP Mainnet block explorers. While he understands that providing free services can be very demanding, he wonders if they could have given a bit more notice or at least not chosen to make such a sudden announcement during a major event when everyone is away, leaving no time for response.
According to Etherscan's announcement, as the performance of the chain gradually improves, the amount of data has also significantly increased, which has led to a substantial rise in costs.
The Unfulfilled Dreams of Blockchain and the Ambitions of ICP (II): Encountering Caffeine AI
This is my second chapter exploring ICP - to be honest, I didn't expect to finish it so quickly. After the first part was published, one question kept lingering in my mind: why have blockchains failed to support real applications for so many years? The deeper I dive into the research, the clearer the answer becomes: most blockchains maintain a permanent ledger. Few blockchains can provide an execution environment where applications can truly run, leading me to a conclusion that initially felt somewhat unsettling: most chains can record applications, but they cannot support them.
The Unfinished Dreams of Blockchain and the Ambitions of ICP (Part 1): From Ledger to Computer
Recently, the price of ICP has skyrocketed, and my timeline has been flooded with related posts, but I am writing this article purely out of technical curiosity - not as any investment advice regarding ICP. To be honest, after such a significant increase, a pullback seems inevitable. As a seasoned cryptocurrency player, my impression of ICP is basically 'just another consortium chain.' I heard about it a few times years ago, but I didn't pay attention until a few days ago - due to the explosive growth of ICP's Caffeine, I started to take notice.
🚀 A month of product maturity and on-chain progress October is an important month for zCloak Network, as our enterprise-grade Passkey wallet has reached new levels of stability, interoperability, and architectural security. From multi-key support to native ICP transfers, we continue to advance the forefront of truly self-custodied, 100% on-chain enterprise standards.
🔹 Product and Technical Highlights Multi-password binding: Allows users to bind multiple passwords to the same user account for social recovery.
ICP Account ID Transfer: Full support for native ICP transfers.