Dfinity Foundation, the developer of Internet Computer Protocol (ICP), has dragged Facebook’s parent company, Meta, to court over its use of the infinity symbol as its logo. The lawsuit, filed in California, has Dfinity claiming that Meta uses the logo for the same reason it chose to register it. Dfinity registered the logo before Meta…
Headquartered in Zürich, Dfinity Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that is developing technology for the Internet Computer (ICP) blockchain and its aggressively growing ecosystem. After five years of development, the project finally launched its governance token for public trading in May 2021. Following a day of trading carnage, ICP landed among the top 10 cryptos,…
Over a two-day voting period, which started on September 15, Internet Computer (ICP) token holders can vote for, or against, the proposed integration with the Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain. According to Dfinity Foundation, which is developing technology for the Internet Computer (ICP) blockchain, the integration will result in Bitcoin transactions with fast finality and low transaction…
Dfinity, the company behind the Internet Computer project, launched a non-fungible token (NFT) airdrop and saw each one of the 10,000 NFTs sold out in less than 30 minutes. According to an update posted by the company, the NFT collectibles called ICPunks were launched to test the blockchain and create demand for its products and…