A 3.5MB Web3 Messenger: Indie Development on a Zero Budget

[tema_rebel]

Do you really think that translating the article will let you label your app as a “web3 messenger” instead of a “standard messenger with web3 payments”?

Moreover, I'm not sure you've fixed other inaccuracies in your article, which were mentioned before...

[alex_marshal]

Standard messengers don’t integrate with Web3, so yes, my messenger is Web3. Moreover, I plan to implement authentication via a crypto wallet.

This translation was made to provide a link to the article in other sources, including LinkedIn.

[alex_marshal]

I’ll add to this: if a project provides users with Web3 tools (wallets, smart contracts, digital identity), it has every right to be called a Web3 product.