Dolphin browser developers are going after Twitter by launching a new decentralized communications protocol, Sending Labs.
Developers of one of the earliest Android-based mobile browsers are working to bring online communication to the next level by introducing it to Web3.
The new platform takes on the mission of building accessible and secure infrastructures for Web3 communication for developers and the community, applying end-to-end decentralization of core of its products. With the new offering, Sending Labs aims to enable privacy-preserving communications and guarantee ownership and transfer of digital assets within community chats.
Announcing the seed raise on Feb. 16, Sending Labs also launched its first two messaging products including SendingNetwork and SendingMe.
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