#applications

On October 24, Ankr, a decentralized Web3 infrastructure provider, announced its support for the TON blockchain, aimed at facilitating the development of Telegram-focused dApps. This move seeks to make the process of building applications in the TON blockchain ecosystem, which is tightly connected to Telegram, more efficient.

The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) of Taiwan announced on October 8 that institutions can begin submitting applications to test bitcoin custody services. This information was provided by the Central News Agency.

The Starknet Foundation introduced the Catalyst Program to boost the growth of the Starknet ecosystem and support high-quality decentralized applications through grants. Developers are expected to use these funds to improve user experience and other critical aspects of their projects.

The latest quarterly report from DappRadar reveals that the number of unique active wallets (UAW) engaging with decentralized applications has reached a new ATH, averaging 10 million daily users. This marks a 40% increase over the previous quarter.

While ChatGPT has been unavailable for mainland China users, developers in the region were able to utilize OpenAI’s services for their applications.

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will start accepting applications for Bitcoin and Ethereum crypto cETNs (Exchange Traded Notes).

Learn about the technology and the first applications that will adopt this new feature on our site.

Worldcoin has introduced its L2 blockchain, World Chain, for a limited number of developers to test and give feedback before the mainnet launch by the end of summer 2024. Developers can also pre-deploy their applications.

The team behind Chromia, a relational blockchain for decentralized applications, has announced the mainnet launch set for July 16, 2024. Chromia employs its unique programming language, Rell, which highly resembles traditional SQL.

zkVM 1.0 is a new general-purpose virtual machine designed for running the logic of blockchain applications (DApps).

The US House of Representatives has voted in favor of the Act to Protect Americans from Applications Controlled by Foreign Adversaries.

Decentralized crypto exchange PancakeSwap intends to open source its code. This will allow external developers to either fork the code or use it to develop new applications on various blockchains, exclusively through a specialized affiliate program.