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The spokesperson said that Toncoin has always been the only non-fiat payment option accepted by Telegram. “This move further reinforces their ongoing commitment to integrating Toncoin within their ecosystem,” the representative added.
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The representative mentioned Mini App launches on networks like Sui, Solana, Aptos and others, adding:
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“Many builders chose to deploy on TON before, but some added blockchain functionality through other networks instead,” a spokesperson for the TON Foundation told Cointelegraph.
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Enter onchain reputation, a concept that could extend trust through provable, irrevocable, verifiable credentials. Consider a future where our reputation exists on a blockchain, immutable and transparent. The things we know, places we’ve been, things we built, products we bought, people we know, and most importantly, in this context, people we trust or who trust us.
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We could potentially enable the same value for less tangible stuff, like business opportunities and professional relationships. It’s tough to imagine that happening. It’s difficult because trust is not something that you can scale very quickly.
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Value is created when supply and demand meet and an exchange of value is created, similar to how market makers in the liquid markets facilitate and connect between a sell order on one end and a buy order on the other. Think of the function Uniswap serves as an automatic market maker — a smart contract that facilitates value creation by coordinating price discovery and token exchange.
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We face a significant hurdle: trust doesn’t scale. It’s bound by age-old biological human limitations — the time it takes to build trust and the size of our trust networks, reminiscent of Dunbar’s number. This constraint has long been a bottleneck in our increasingly interconnected world.
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The value of these trust-building interactions cannot be overstated. They can lead to discovering your next business partner, friend, employee or investor. Trust and the coordination mechanisms that facilitate its growth are critical for creating new positive value in our personal and professional lives.
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Consider the simple act of meeting someone new at a conference. These encounters are more than just casual conversations — they’re the seeds of trust being planted between two people. Conferences, meetups and introductions in chat groups serve as coordination mechanisms, bringing previously unconnected people or companies together and facilitating the growth of these trust seeds.
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Trust is the bedrock of human interaction, a fundamental element that shapes our relationships, business dealings and societal structures. In our rapidly evolving digital world, however, we face a pressing challenge: How do we scale trust beyond our immediate circles?
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Eight other EU jurisdictions, such as Austria, Greece and Spain, will have a 12-month transition period, while six more — like the Netherlands — will have a six-month grandfathering period.
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The regulator also provided a list of grandfathering periods decided by member states under MiCA. According to the document, 10 member states and European Economic Area countries — including France and Estonia — will have an 18-month grandfathering period.
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“During the transitional phase, a mix of regimes will coexist across member states, which may result in disparate levels of protection for consumers of crypto-asset services,” ESMA noted.
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Enter onchain reputation, a concept that could extend trust through provable, irrevocable, verifiable credentials. Consider a future where our reputation exists on a blockchain, immutable and transparent. The things we know, places we’ve been, things we built, products we bought, people we know, and most importantly, in this context, people we trust or who trust us.
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We could potentially enable the same value for less tangible stuff, like business opportunities and professional relationships. It’s tough to imagine that happening. It’s difficult because trust is not something that you can scale very quickly.
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Value is created when supply and demand meet and an exchange of value is created, similar to how market makers in the liquid markets facilitate and connect between a sell order on one end and a buy order on the other. Think of the function Uniswap serves as an automatic market maker — a smart contract that facilitates value creation by coordinating price discovery and token exchange.
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We face a significant hurdle: trust doesn’t scale. It’s bound by age-old biological human limitations — the time it takes to build trust and the size of our trust networks, reminiscent of Dunbar’s number. This constraint has long been a bottleneck in our increasingly interconnected world.
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The value of these trust-building interactions cannot be overstated. They can lead to discovering your next business partner, friend, employee or investor. Trust and the coordination mechanisms that facilitate its growth are critical for creating new positive value in our personal and professional lives.
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Consider the simple act of meeting someone new at a conference. These encounters are more than just casual conversations — they’re the seeds of trust being planted between two people. Conferences, meetups and introductions in chat groups serve as coordination mechanisms, bringing previously unconnected people or companies together and facilitating the growth of these trust seeds.
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Trust is the bedrock of human interaction, a fundamental element that shapes our relationships, business dealings and societal structures. In our rapidly evolving digital world, however, we face a pressing challenge: How do we scale trust beyond our immediate circles?
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