ChainCatcher news, the decentralized Web3 communication platform Dechat has completed a $1 million financing round, with Mindspace Solutions participating, and valuation information has not been disclosed.The new funds are intended to support the construction of its Web3 communication protocol, allowing users to chat, explore, and trade digital assets within and across applications, while leveraging blockchain technology to ensure privacy and security.According to RootData, Dechat is a Web3 communication protocol that supports decentralized user interactions. Users can seamlessly chat, discover, and trade digital assets within and between applications.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication platform SendingLabs announced the completion of a $7.5 million seed round extension, bringing its total seed round financing to $20 million. This investment was completed in October last year, with participation from Nomad Capital, Symbolic Capital, Web3.com Ventures, Galxe, SWC Global, former Coinbase CTO Balaji Srinivasan, and Yield Guild Games co-founder Gabby Dizon.It is reported that SendingNetwork is building a decentralized communication network aimed at reconstructing the TCP/IP model through blockchain, utilizing decentralized routers to connect wallet addresses, establishing wallet address-based peer-to-peer communication, and reshaping internet infrastructure for better security, privacy, and user control.Decentralized communication plays a crucial role as a key component of the DePin ecosystem. SendingNetwork enhances the reliability and resilience of distributed communication infrastructure through community-hosted decentralized routers, empowering enhanced data transmission between decentralized applications (dapps) and laying the foundation for a more secure, decentralized, and scalable Web3 ecosystem.Additionally, the Web3 asset data platform RootData shows that SendingNetwork completed a $12.5 million seed round financing in February last year, led by Signum Capital, Insignia Ventures Partners, and Mindworks Capital, with participation from Lingfeng Innovation Fund (LIF) and others.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication network SendingNetwork officially announced that it will launch a node presale in May. There are three types of nodes in the SendingNetwork communication network, and the presale is for one of them, the WatchDog node, which is primarily responsible for completing verification work together with the Guardian node. A total of 60,000 units will be available in this presale, with 12% of SEND tokens allocated.According to reports, SendingNetwork is building a decentralized communication network aimed at reconstructing the TCP/IP model through blockchain, utilizing decentralized routers to connect wallet addresses, creating wallet address-based peer-to-peer communication, and reshaping internet infrastructure to achieve better security, privacy, and user control. RootData page shows that SendingNetwork completed a $12.5 million seed round financing last February.Previous report stated that on March 19, SendingNetwork announced the launch of testnet mining activities.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication protocol Sending Network has announced the launch of a testnet mining activity. This testnet lays the foundation for nodes that can not only forward messages but also earn rewards. Users can earn Sending Network points through node mining. The waiting list is now open, and more details about the activities will be announced later.According to the introduction, the innovation of Sending Network lies in ensuring fast and private message delivery through two key types of nodes: relayers and validators, both of which can earn rewards.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication protocol has announced the launch of the Web3Inbox application. This application will enable users to access and manage important notifications from the applications they use at any time, and can flexibly adapt to various other applications.It is reported that WalletConnect, founded by CEO Pedro Gomes in 2018, is a web3 communication protocol that enables interoperability between cross-chain wallets and dapps. It has integrated with over 500 wallets and 3,000 applications, providing connections for millions of end users each month.

ChainCatcher message, Web3 communication protocol WalletConnect announces its decentralization plan, which is divided into four phases, ultimately launching an open and permissionless WalletConnect network by the end of 2025. The WalletConnect network will transition to a fully decentralized state, collectively operated by a community of infrastructure providers, ensuring independent operation free from centralized control, while equally incentivizing node operators to maintain network speed, security, and performance.It is reported that WalletConnect is a web3 communication protocol that enables interoperability between cross-chain wallets and dapps. It has been integrated with over 500 wallets and 3,000 applications, providing connections for millions of end users each month. Today, it also allows developers to build engaging Web3 experiences using a set of SDKs: Web3Modal, Web3Wallet, and Web3Inbox.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 asset data platform RootData announced a strategic partnership with the Web3 communication infrastructure Sending.Network. RootData will integrate the latter's SDK to provide convenient internal communication services for platform users.RootData is a comprehensive Web3 asset data platform that covers tens of thousands of mainstream Web3 assets and institutional trading information. It presents data changes in a visual and structured manner through elements such as tags, ecosystems, and collections, making it the preferred data platform for over 1 million users to query Web3 assets.Sending.Network is a high-performance, open Web3 communication protocol, where every component from message data, user IDs to social graphs is decentralized. It aims to help developers build socially decentralized applications and assist communities in accessing encrypted decentralized chat platforms. Sending.Network announced the completion of a $12.5 million financing round in February this year, led by Insignia Ventures Partners, with participation from Lingfeng Innovation Fund and others.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official WalletConnect website, WalletConnect has now integrated with the OKX Web3 wallet, allowing users to connect to the OKX Web3 wallet via WalletConnect, enabling secure and convenient access to DApps, transaction transfers, on-chain staking, and more. WalletConnect is a decentralized Web3 communication protocol designed to connect mobile crypto wallets with DApps, providing users with a safer and more convenient crypto interaction experience.It is understood that the OKX Web3 wallet is a comprehensive heterogeneous multi-chain wallet, now supporting over 60 public chains, with a unified experience across app, plugin, and web, covering five major areas: wallet, DEX, DeFi, NFT marketplace, and DApp exploration. It also supports features such as the Ordinals marketplace, creating MPC and AA smart contract wallets, gas exchange, iCloud/Google Drive backup of mnemonic phrases, custom networks, and connecting hardware wallets.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication platform Push has launched the Push V2 version. In terms of product features, it introduces a chat incentive feature and launches a Web3 version of Twitter Spaces. The former allows users to implement a one-time payment request for receiving chat requests, while the latter enables users to engage in real-time voice conversations.Additionally, users can earn new rewards by staking PUSH tokens in the push fee pool. The push fee pool refers to the fees charged for push notifications, channel-related operations, and chat operations. Users can stake their PUSH tokens in this pool to earn a portion of the fees collected by the protocol.

ChainCatcher news, Push Protocol co-founder Harsh Rajat stated that Push Protocol and the Push application plan to start with the combination of wallet activity and artificial intelligence, then expand to include chat-based payments and personalized user experiences.Rajat also hopes that by using default encryption for its chatbot, regulators will favor the Push Protocol version: "By default, all chats are encrypted." He added that the goal is to create engaging and fun experiences. Unlike bland and straightforward answers, Push aims to make its responses lively.Previously, ChainCatcher reported that Push Protocol announced the launch of the Web3 native messaging application Push Chat. Users can communicate with any wallet address on Web3 through messages, GIFs, video calls, and creating group chats. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to the official Twitter, the Web3 communication protocol WalletConnect has announced the launch of the Web3 messaging application Web3Inbox, which supports chat and push notification services between wallets. Users can now apply to join the waiting list.According to RootData, WalletConnect completed a $12.5 million funding round last November, with participation from Shopify and others. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication protocol Push Protocol has officially announced the launch of Push Chat and Push Group Chat. The former allows any address to chat with any other account on web3 using their account without the need to register personal information, while the latter enables web3 users to create group chats, online communities, gather together, and share experiences. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Web3 communication project Sending Labs has completed a $12.5 million seed round financing, led by Insignia Venture Partners, MindWorks Capital, and Signum Capital, with participation from K3 Ventures, LingFeng Innovation Fund, UpHonest Capital, and Aipollo Investment. This round of financing started last August, and the valuation has not been disclosed. The funds will be used to accelerate its integration with other Layer 1 and Layer 2 solutions, with plans to add Avalanche and Arbitrum as well as non-EVM chains like Solana and Sui. The remaining funds will also be used to develop industry-specific SDKs and launch a community ambassador program.Sending Labs has also launched beta versions of two flagship products, namely the crypto chat platform SendingMe and the software development kit SendingNetwork for crypto application developers to build social features. (The Block)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication platform Push Protocol (formerly EPNS) announced that it will launch on BNB Chain. Push Protocol provides an easy-to-use communication interface for blockchain networks through "notifications" and "messages" services.Push Protocol founder Harsh Rajat stated, "Launching on BNB Chain helps Push Protocol get closer to its vision of bringing a billion users into Web3 decentralized communication. So far, Push Protocol's Web3 notification service has been limited to Ethereum and Polygon networks. We are excited to expand to the BNB Chain, which is extremely popular among retail users." (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 communication protocol WalletConnect has completed a $12.5 million financing round, led by Shopify, with participation from Coinbase, Consensys, Circle, Polygon, Uniswap Labs Ventures, HashKey, and Foresight Ventures. The funds will be used to build a Web3 communication network.Previously reported, WalletConnect completed a $11 million Series A financing round in March this year, led by Union Square Ventures and 1kx, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, Semantic Ventures, and others. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to digitaljournal, the NFT-based Web3 communication service startup 3NUM announced the completion of a seed funding round, led by BlueYard, with participation from Notation Capital, Ace Capital, and A100x, although the company has not disclosed the specific amount of funding. The service 3NUM Shield under 3NUM provides users with NFT-based Web3 phone numbers, thereby protecting user identities and offering privacy and secure messaging features, with all SMS and voice messages capable of end-to-end encryption. (source link)