Today’s update makes it a lot easier to get your hands on Cycles Token (XTC) by enabling minting directly from ICP. — Time for a Cycles Token (XTC) update! Today we’re improving the accessibility of Cycles Token (XTC) by providing the functionality to mint XTC from ICP. This means that you can now automatically go from ICP → Cycles → XTC. ICP → XTC docs XTC Website XTC Main Repo Minting XTC Through ICP Deposits 🔮

We’re opening new doors for ICP on the Internet Computer ecosystem by creating a common interface for ICP through Wrapped ICP (WICP). — Today, the Dank team is excited to announce Wrapped ICP (WICP), our second wrapped token on the Internet Computer. We’ve created WICP to add greater composability, portability, and swappability to the Internet Computer’s native ICP token. Each WICP will be backed 1:1 with ICP, meaning that 1 WICP will always…

We’re migrating to the DIP20 standard to better align XTC with the DeFi ecosystem of the Internet Computer, using a known and familiar interface to future proof the token for new use cases! — It’s time for another update to the Cycles Token (XTC) canister! Today we’re doing a level up to the Cycles Token (XTC) by migrating to a new Token Standard Interface, DIP20. This new standard follows an ERC20-format for fungible tokens (but on the IC), and is a conjoint effort with…

Another update coming to the Cycles Token (XTC) canister! After the history scalability update, we’re focusing on autonomy for the token‘s canister. — It’s time for another update to the Cycles Token (XTC) canister! In our last update, we added scalability to our transaction history. …

Today’s release is the first upgrade to the Cycles Token (XTC) canister focused on scalability and autonomy. — Alright, a couple of weeks in, it is time for the first update to the Cycles Token (XTC) canister. This update adds improvements to transaction history storage for the Cycles Token (XTC) canister, shifting from a linear history that lives in the main canister, to auto-scalable multi-canister architecture.

This guide will go through the process of funding a canister’s deployment to the Internet Computer’s mainnet using Dank’s Cycles Token! This guide was built using DFX 0.8.0. — If you’re learning how to deploy a canister to the Internet Computer mainnet, this guide is a great place to start. Similar to ‘gas’ on Ethereum, ‘cycles’ are used to pay for computational power used by canisters living on the Internet Computer mainnet. …

One week after Dank’s Cycles Token (XTC) release, it’s time for our first Dank Talk, a status update on our first week on the Internet Computer, and our short-term plans. — It’s been a week since the release of Dank’s Cycles Token (XTC) 🚀 One week later, we’ve gotten amazing feedback from everyone, and can see XTC growing day by day! We’re pumped to see the number of people choosing Cycles Token (XTC). Whether it was people using, and minting Cycles…

Compare the differences in experience between using a Cycles Wallet and Dank’s Cycles Token (XTC) for holding and accessing cycles on the Internet Computer. — Cycles Wallets and Dank’s Cycles Token (XTC) both address a similar issue: Internet Computer principal identifiers (the Internet Computer equivalent of a wallet address on Ethereum) can’t directly hold cycles, enforced by protocol design. So because of that, developers and users of the Internet Computer need a way to hold…

It’s time to announce Dank and the first of its open internet services: Cycles Token (XTC), which allows anyone to hold cycles (and use them!) with just a Principal ID. — Today, after months of hard work from the team, we’re pumped to reveal Dank to the public. Dank is a collection of products and open internet services for both developers and users on the Internet Computer. Focused on being trustless, permissionless, non-custodial, and -soon- community-owned & controlled.