XMTP CommunityXMTP Launches Testnet: Building the world’s most secure decentralized messaging network
February 6, 2025 — XMTP (Extensible Message Transport Protocol) has officially announced the launch of its testnet, with early providers that include industry leaders like Coinbase Wallet, Circle, ENS, a16z Crypto, Alchemy, Faction, Mask, & Ephemera. This marks a significant milestone in the evolution of decentralized, secure, and open communication.
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XMTP CommunityXMTP Launches Testnet: Building the world’s most secure decentralized messaging network
February 6, 2025 — XMTP (Extensible Message Transport Protocol) has officially announced the launch of its testnet, with early providers that include industry leaders like Coinbase Wallet, Circle, ENS, a16z Crypto, Alchemy, Faction, Mask, & Ephemera. This marks a significant milestone in the evolution of decentralized, secure, and open communication.
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Today, Ephemera, the company stewarding the growth and adoption of XMTP, announced its acquisition of Converse, the simplest and fastest app in the protocol's ecosystem.
As one of its first actions as the owner of Converse, Ephemera open sourced the application layer code. In the announcement, Ephemera CEO Shane Mac stated:
This isn’t a move about acquiring Converse; it’s about building trust with the best developers in the world and aligning XMTP with the values of the entire crypto community.
The move makes the application layer as open as the protocol layer. The truth is that developers don’t just build on protocols; they build on apps, too.
To read the full announcement, including access to the open-sourced Converse GitHub repo, visit Converse Joins Ephemera: Now Open-Sourced for All on the XMTP Network.
Today, Ephemera, the company stewarding the growth and adoption of XMTP, announced its acquisition of Converse, the simplest and fastest app in the protocol's ecosystem.
As one of its first actions as the owner of Converse, Ephemera open sourced the application layer code. In the announcement, Ephemera CEO Shane Mac stated:
This isn’t a move about acquiring Converse; it’s about building trust with the best developers in the world and aligning XMTP with the values of the entire crypto community.
The move makes the application layer as open as the protocol layer. The truth is that developers don’t just build on protocols; they build on apps, too.
To read the full announcement, including access to the open-sourced Converse GitHub repo, visit Converse Joins Ephemera: Now Open-Sourced for All on the XMTP Network.
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