Coinbase (NASDAQ:) Pockets customers can now ship prompt messages to one another utilizing their identities, based on a July 12 weblog put up from Coinbase. The brand new function relies on the Extensible Message Transport Protocol (XMTP), an prompt messaging system that enables customers to speak utilizing blockchain addresses. XMTP can also be utilized by the decentralized social media community Lens.
In response to Coinbase’s put up, some pockets customers can now ship messages to one another’s cb.id, .eth, or Lens usernames. The function is first rolling out to all customers who scan a QR code from the weblog or have Lens profiles, with all customers accessing it in some unspecified time in the future sooner or later. Messages are end-to-end encrypted to make sure privateness, and customers can block addresses whose messages they do not wish to see.
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