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ICP's National Messenger App Is Making Progress... Internet Computer (DFINITY Foundation) is accelerating the launch of Pakistan’s sovereign national messenger, now running on a localized cloud computing platform and in the testing stage with a smaller group. According to ICP's CBO, Pierre (Pierre), the application is "making great progress."...

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Ramses2 months ago

@Vivianannie8 @dfinity The only chain that can solve real world problems.

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Joker 🇭🇷🇭🇷2 months ago

@dfinity Yeah I'm ICP fan, but still I think ICP ripp so hard!! Tech is brilliant! Beside OpenChat, there is Caffeine AI, Cloud Engines, Saas.... 4years in and counting, we ride till glory 🍻 #IcpCroatia

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t-radar.xyz | Track TG Trends2 months ago

@dfinity @OpenChat's architecture is built for exactly this scale. If the pilot works, the jump to a national rollout is the real test.

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monkey ∞ icp2 months ago

@barham_barry @dfinity @AshCrypto 🙌😊

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AMk.Crypto 🧢2 months ago

@dfinity Sovereign messenger on ICP is a huge real world use case.

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Nadia.all2 months ago

@dfinity ICshit lmao

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Ali Hossain2 months ago

@dfinity Motherfucker ICP scam and fraud

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mkz9112 months ago

@dfinity This shit app won't affect ICP price, you dumb piece of shit!

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şahin salkaya2 months ago

@dfinity Why didn't you start it in your own country? Why Pakistan?

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The Opposite2 months ago

@dfinity Bring IT in so many want to leave whatsapp

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cexscan2 months ago

@dfinity national messenger app in testing is actually wild infrastructure work for a l1, people sleep on the real-world adoption angles while staring at 5-minute candles too long

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Leroy Essel2 months ago

@dfinity We always like to enjoy appetizers when everyone is hungry for good news.

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HIDENL GEM2 months ago

@dfinity Rất mong chờ ứng dụng đó ra đời

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CryptoNinjas2 months ago

@dfinity

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Brex2 months ago

@dfinity 👑🏆

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