Sony’s Soneium teams up with LINE to integrate mini-apps into blockchain
The partnership could significantly boost web3 adoption in Asia, leveraging LINE's vast user base and enhancing blockchain accessibility. The post Sony’s Soneium teams up with LINE to integrate mini-apps into blockchain...
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The partnership could significantly boost web3 adoption in Asia, leveraging LINE's vast user base and enhancing blockchain accessibility.
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