ICP's 'Long-Awaited' Transferability Upgrade Went Live
The DFINITY Foundation, a not-for-profit organization developing technology for the Internet Computer (ICP) blockchain, has launched an upgrade proposed by the community to expand support for all canister smart contracts...
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ICP tokens will be sent and received via a decentralized app (dapp) such as OpenChat, a decentralized version of WhatsApp....
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