This September we’re teaming up with ENS to run a crypto corner store at ETH Global NYC, powered by XMTP.​

Dapps and creators can now reach their audience inside of the Unstoppable Domains apps.​

A huge thank you to everyone who participated and made ETH Paris such an exciting event! The projects we saw being built with XMTP were truly inspiring. They brought forth the many use cases that XMTP’s protocol unlocks: from improving DAO governance with group chats to facilitating freelance work through bounties and crypto payments in chat.

No more cold starts: plug into the XMTP network to reach users where they are.

Coinbase Wallet has officially joined the XMTP network! Now every app built with XMTP can use their in-app messaging to reach users on Coinbase Wallet.

Finally, we can reach the wallet.

Say hello to a seamless journey for building chat apps

We are incredibly excited to announce the launch of the completely revamped XMTP developer documentation!

The mission was clear — to create a seamless and inspiring developer experience by eliminating unnecessary friction and telling a captivating story.

Let’s take a closer look at what’s new on this update of the documentation of XMTP and how it will revolutionize your journey in building chat apps.

Last Saturday, we had the incredible opportunity to attend ETH Waterloo. For those who may not know, Vitalik went to college in Waterloo, and the first ETH Global event was also held there. We couldn't help but feel the infectious energy and excitement for the future of blockchain technology.

I have a feeling that most of you reading this have experienced that magic when collaboration, innovation, and plain ol' FUN converge in a project you're working on.

We felt that 🔥 recently and thought we'd share the journey with you, along with some code for the tool we built.

When you build with XMTP, there’s no cold start for your app or your users. As soon as your app plugs into the XMTP network, it's able to reach today’s most popular and meaningful identities.

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Our goal at XMTP is to enable apps to message any identity. Support already exists for ENS and Lens: just by inputting someone’s web3 username, the inbox will find the wallet address it’s connected to and connect you to that person.

Today we’re excited to be adding support for Unstoppable Domains as well, thereby growing the XMTP network by more than two million new IDs. Owning our conversations is directly tied to owning our digital identities, and our partnership with Unstoppable Domains enables just that.

This guide is a supplement to core instructions provided in the example-notification-server-go repository and aims to address some common misconceptions and issues encountered during the setup. This guide is written for macOS users, but the steps should be similar for Linux users.