Been quietly building this on-chain game platform on ICP over the last months.
Still polishing/testing RTP, gameplay systems and edge cases before release, but wanted to share a small gameplay showcase 👀
Would genuinely love feedback from the ICP community.
Everything runs fully on ICP from frontend to backend.
No questions about the Voice in the Audio 😂.
Which conditions need to happen in order for the price to go up ?
Caffeine going mainstream ?
BTC pump ?
Altcoin season ?
Reverse gas model ?
Do they have to occur at once or is one enough
Thoughts ?
After this thought still bought at 2.46. This is the last purchase until Q4.
Do I have any options at all?
I still remember 2023–2024 when nobody wanted modern Pokémon sets. I’d go into GameStop and literally have my pick of ETBs that are now sitting at $400–$500, like that Charmander one. Back then they were $40 and even at that price most people still didn’t care. The only time they’d move was during buy one get one free deals. Those were the good days.
ICP doesn’t really have the nostalgia factor like Pokémon, but it has something stronger in a different way, which is utility. I’m hoping that the people buying during these uncertain times get rewarded down the line, but I also understand the risk and I’m willing to lose it all if it comes to that.
And honestly I’m glad it’s back around the $2 range because I’ve got ammo to DCA at least 5 ICP and change my life.
ICP to me is a very interesting project, and from what I understand about it, it is built to be a competitor to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, etc. I’ve been chatting with several LLMs as well about it, and they all agree that ICP’s technology is SOTA and is the most capable of scaling agentic agents in the coming years.
With cloud computing alone projected to reach 2 trillion dollars in annual revenue by 2030, I feel like ICP is worth taking a bet on, assuming they can eventually obtain at least 1% of the market in this cloud computing market.
If ICP can capture 1% of the global cloud compute market, that would put ICP’s annual revenue to around 20 billion a year, and typically the market prices cryptocurrencies around 10-30x their annual revenue. Meaning ICP’s upside could potentially be somewhere from 200-600 billion MC if the market continues to behave this way. Even if ICP can capture .1% of the market that would put it around 20-60 billion in MC.
I feel like given these factors, it is worth to allocate
some of the yield I currently earn from other positions in my portfolio into a staked position on ICP. I don’t really feel as if there is any risk to this position (obviously there always is) but because I can use my ICP staking yield to DCA my position. I should eventually be able to gain a free yield producing asset with major upside by taking a position in this coin.
I swear the font used to built the new frontier cloud site and demo, the one Dom showcased was built using Claude! The fonts match exactly. Would be nice to see something new and exciting from marketing.
Dom if you ever read this, you are no marketing guru.
Should I stack BOB or ICP? I have 100,000 of BOB and 0 ICP for context, because I can accumulate BOB because of low price. If ICP skyrockets will BOB follow? Thanks
ICP's Most Preventable Weakness: Branding and Marketing.
Nearly every solopreneur, startup, SME, enterprise or government department, will want to become an agentic organization (or "cybernetic org").
They will be vastly smarter, faster and more efficient.
Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) helps enable this brave future. But how? 🧵
An agentic org's outer layer is employees, who orchestrate AI, and use custom SaaS that the AI creates for them on-demand.
Caffeine, Claude Code and Perplexity will create SaaS on-demand. Caffeine Snorkel (coming) will auto-migrate legacy systems. 🧵
SaaS apps built using Motoko contain a data graph.
(Technical tip: the roots are the software code's global variables, as orthogonal persistence stores data inside code abstractions using persistent memory).
Coming demo: that graph is browsable and queryable by trusted AI 🧵
The data graphs inside the SaaS apps running on an org's cloud engines combine to form a *global* data graph.
That global data graph is the World Model that sits at the core of an agentic organization. 🧵
On-demand SaaS will include sovereign versions of messaging, online docs, HR, accounts, source code repos, etc.
The World Model shall provide the AI powering an agentic org with access to the totality of its data in *real-time* in the form of a uniform data graph it can query 🧵
The real-time "total" context provided by the World Model enables AI to serve at the true frontier of its potential.
AI can perform brilliant analyses for employees. AI can perform actions in pursuit of objectives. AI can adapt its behavior in real-time based on results. 🧵
Agentic organizations will be vastly faster, smarter, and more efficient, despite burning large numbers of AI tokens.
Organizations that successfully transform themselves into agentic organizations, will be able to easily out-compete rivals that lag behind. 🧵
The largest business transformation event in history has already begun, but yesterday's tech stacks weren't built to support agentic organizations.
By design, the Internet Computer and ICP cloud engines provide the ultimate platform supporting this new era. 🧵
— Hackproof infra/cloud from a network enables AI to build/update SaaS without security teams on-hand.
— Always-on apps and cloud sheds systems admin tasks (more automation).
— Sovereignty provides freedom from lock-in.
— Digital assets enable future commerce
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— Motoko enables AI to build better, faster, at less cost, and without accidentally losing app data during updates, and... most importantly... enables the production of a World Model to unleash AI.
New demos coming soon. One last thing 🧵
DFINITY is transforming itself into an agentic organization, replacing its legacy SaaS with on-demand SaaS that's running on cloud engines 💪
This is making us better and more efficient, and enabling us to drive development by dog-fooding.
Excited to report more soon.
Still holding my humble bag, but anyone else seeing this dipping under $3 again?
General question to all of you, all ICP content creators and myself.
What some of us got in common.
What we all got in common.
Wouldn't it make sense for Dfinity to create an operational entity which is held by the foundation to then do an IPO on a listed exchange - Issue Bonds, Equity etc?
I'm not an expert in this at all but as far as I can tell all moves we're experiencing/have experienced is not by institutional investors and-or retail investors. The vast majority in price movements result from heavily leveraged transactions which at no point satisfies the vast majority of ICP investors.
What's the point then in investing in a product/tech/innovation when the underlying (ICP) as is has little to zero impact on the price the markets replicate?
Please don't answer: Because ICP is not listed on a stock exchange or so.
Even lets say ICP would issue an accumulating or distributing share class.
thx
Enterprise adoption of blockchain will NOT happen because companies want “crypto.”
It will happen because companies want:
• Lower infrastructure costs
• Better cybersecurity
• Immutable data
• Reduced vendor lock-in
• Faster deployment
• AI-ready infrastructure
• More uptime
• Lower long-term operating expenses
That’s exactly why I believe the future of enterprise infrastructure includes ICP (Internet Computer Protocol).
Right now, most enterprises run on centralized cloud providers like AWS and Azure.
The problem?
These systems are:
• Expensive at scale
• Vulnerable to outages
• Vulnerable to ransomware/data tampering
• Dependent on centralized trust
• Burdened with increasing cybersecurity costs
• Complex to maintain
ICP changes the model completely.
Instead of relying on centralized cloud servers, ICP allows applications, databases, websites, APIs, AI models, and backend systems to run directly on a decentralized protocol.
No traditional cloud server required.
Why this matters for enterprise:
ICP drastically reduces infrastructure overhead by combining:
• Compute
• Storage
• Smart contracts
• Backend logic
• Web serving
into one protocol.
These industries desperately need systems where records cannot be secretly altered.
ICP creates verifiable, immutable infrastructure.
Traditional infrastructure has too many attack surfaces:
• Servers
• APIs
• Databases
• Middleware
• DNS vulnerabilities
ICP’s architecture removes many of these centralized failure points entirely.
Traditional cloud infrastructure wasn’t built for autonomous AI economies.
ICP was.
Decentralized infrastructure changes the balance of power.
ROADMAP TO ENTERPRISE ADOPTION:
PHASE 1 — HYBRID DEPLOYMENTS
Companies begin by:
• Hosting specific workloads on ICP
• Running proofs-of-concept
• Moving non-critical applications first
• Testing cybersecurity advantages
• Integrating blockchain verification into existing systems
Industries:
• Healthcare
• Legal
• Logistics
• AI startups
• Government contractors
PHASE 2 — COST + SECURITY REALIZATION
Companies realize:
• Lower infrastructure costs
• Reduced cybersecurity exposure
• Better uptime
• Easier scaling
• Faster deployment
This is where CFOs and CIOs start paying attention.
PHASE 3 — AI INFRASTRUCTURE EXPLOSION
AI agents, autonomous workflows, and decentralized applications begin operating directly on-chain.
This becomes a major turning point.
Why?
Because autonomous AI systems need infrastructure that is:
• Verifiable
• Secure
• Autonomous
• Global
• Always online
ICP becomes highly attractive here.
PHASE 4 — ENTERPRISE NETWORK EFFECTS
Once major companies successfully deploy:
• Others follow
• Integrators emerge
• Consulting firms specialize
• Governments experiment
• Universities teach it
• Developers build on it
Adoption compounds rapidly.
PHASE 5 — MAINSTREAM DECENTRALIZED INFRASTRUCTURE
Over time:
• Decentralized cloud becomes normalized
• Traditional cloud becomes hybridized
• Enterprises use multiple infrastructures simultaneously
• Blockchain infrastructure becomes invisible to end users
Most people won’t even realize they’re using decentralized systems.
The biggest mistake people make is viewing ICP as “just another crypto project.”
The real opportunity is infrastructure.
The companies that understand this early may gain:
• Lower operational costs
• Better security
• Better AI infrastructure
• Faster innovation cycles
• Competitive advantage
This is much bigger than tokens.
It’s about rebuilding the internet stack itself.
1️⃣ "Monero" is Esperanto for "coin"
The name wasn't random. It was deliberately chosen from Esperanto, the constructed language invented in the 1800s to unite humanity. The plural, moneroj, follows Esperanto grammar rules. A privacy coin named after world peace. Make it make sense.
2️⃣ It was born from a community mutiny
A Bitcointalk forum user called "thankful_for_today" launched BitMonero in 2014 and was almost immediately ousted by the community he built. They forked it, renamed it Monero, and took over. Both the ousted founder AND the author of the original whitepaper remain anonymous to this day. Nobody knows who built the thing that nobody can trace.
3️⃣ The IRS put a $625,000 bounty on cracking it
In 2020, the IRS criminal investigation division offered $625K to anyone who could trace Monero transactions. They hired Chainalysis, the best blockchain forensics firm in the world. As of 2022, the verdict was still: untraceable. The US government spent over half a million dollars and got nothing.
4️⃣ North Korea weaponized it against the world
In 2018, North Korean hackers deployed malware that silently hijacked victims' computers to mine $XMR and funnel it back to Pyongyang. No banks. No blockchain trails. No sanctions that could touch it. Arguably the only crypto ever used as a state level financial weapon.
5️⃣ It has infinite supply and that's the point
Bitcoin's block reward hits zero one day. What happens to miners then? Nobody actually knows. $XMR solved this with "tail emission," a permanent 0.6 $XMR reward per block, forever. Slight inflation (~0.8% annually) replaces lost coins and keeps miners incentivized indefinitely. Bitcoin is betting on a fee market that doesn't exist yet. Monero already solved it.
To get away from their computer—because every time they open it, they see their portfolio is still 95% away from its “Internet” speed.