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“Software that’s alive” is a powerful way to describe ICP. Alive software doesn’t just need deployment.
It needs fuel.
On ICP, that fuel is cycles — consumed over time as canisters keep running. Jupiter Faucet is built around one idea:
if software can live on-chain, its funding layer should be built for permanence too.
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Jun 12
This is the kind of ICP chart that matters.
Not hype.
Not roadmap promises.
Live on-chain compute.
#1 real-time TPS on Chainspect, with hundreds of billions of transactions already processed.
The more real software runs on ICP, the more important immutable cycles sustainability becomes - jUP 💪
chainspect.app/dashboard
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Jupiter Faucet is trying to make this part native to ICP:
not just “someone can top up the canister”
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“the canister has a perpetual funding stream that doesn’t depend on someone continuing to operate it.”
For autonomous software, 'unstoppable' should include the cycles layer.
x.com/JupiterFaucet/status/2…
Jun 12
There’s a big difference between automated top-ups and perpetual funding.
Automated top-ups still assume someone keeps the system, account, or operator alive.
Jupiter Faucet is designed around a stronger idea:
commit once, declare the canister, and create an ongoing, immutable cycles stream from NNS rewards.
Unstoppable software needs immortal infrastructure.
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Jun 12
There’s a big difference between automated top-ups and perpetual funding.
Automated top-ups still assume someone keeps the system, account, or operator alive.
Jupiter Faucet is designed around a stronger idea:
commit once, declare the canister, and create an ongoing, immutable cycles stream from NNS rewards.
Unstoppable software needs immortal infrastructure.
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Jupiter-Faucet retweeted
"Onboarding a new custody provider from the banking sector." $ICP 👀
—@PierreSamaties
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Blocks per second just keeps increasing 🚀 internet-computer:native
Interesting, seems cycle burn rate data has been swapped out for blocks per second on the ICP dashboard dashboard.internetcomputer.o…
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“Apps always run” is one of the most powerful ideas in the ICP stack.
Cloud Engines, Caffeine, Motoko, autonomous services - they all point in the same direction:
software that doesn’t depend on a fragile web2 ops team.
The next layer is making long-term canister funding feel just as native.
x.com/dfinity/status/2057371…
May 21
Every time AI updates a production app, someone has to clean up after it.
Not on the Internet Computer.
Cloud Engines guarantee: no infrastructure hacks, apps always run, and Motoko catches data loss before it happens. AI can build without a team watching over it.
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All this noise about the UNDP Blockchain Advisory Group got me thinking.
If the UN asked every blockchain to present its technology and explain how it can help solve real-world problems, which chain would actually stand out?
Let's be honest: many of the popular chains in this space are still primarily focused on moving tokens from one wallet to another. Some can't even host a simple image fully on-chain, let alone run complete applications at internet scale.
Take @OpenChat, for example. Show me another blockchain that can build and host a decentralized social platform with a user experience comparable to traditional web applications. Then there's @caffeineai and the #ICP Cloud Engine, pushing toward a future where applications, AI, and services can run directly on-chain.
The real question is: what can your favorite chain offer the UN that can't already be achieved with Web2 infrastructure?
A lot of these Blockchain networks still depend heavily on centralized cloud providers such as AWS. If critical infrastructure depends on traditional cloud hosting, how decentralized is it really? AWS could wake up tomorrow and take all of you out of life support.
Meanwhile, the Internet Computer is demonstrating capabilities that go far beyond token transfers: fully on-chain applications, web hosting, AI integration, decentralized infrastructure, and internet-scale services.
The @OpenChat team even built a national messaging chat platform for Pakistan's 250 million citizens in a matter of weeks.
So I'll ask again:
If the UN is looking for technology that can power digital public infrastructure, large-scale applications, AI services, and secure internet-native systems to solve real world problems, which blockchain is truly equipped for that challenge?
What can your chain do better than #ICP from a technology standpoint?
#ICP #OpenChat #CaffeineAI #Blockchain #Web3 #UNDP
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ICP nearing 300B lifetime transactions is a massive signal.
More apps, more users, more compute, more real on-chain activity.
And as ICP grows, one infrastructure layer becomes increasingly important:
keeping useful canisters funded and running for years.
That’s the future Jupiter Faucet is building for.
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If ICP keeps scaling real on-chain activity, then the next infrastructure question gets bigger too:
how do useful canisters stay funded for years?
Jupiter Faucet makes this easy, trustless and immutable - check it out -> jupiter-faucet.com/#intro
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Jun 9
The more bullish you are on ICP, the more important cycles become.
More apps.
More users.
More compute.
More autonomous services.
All of that depends on canisters staying funded long term.
Jupiter Faucet is focused on that quiet but essential layer.
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Jupiter-Faucet retweeted
holding icp and looking to borrow?
we're bringing on early testers right now. let's jump on a quick call to get your feedback
links below 👇
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One thing I like about watching ICP builders ship:
cycles budgeting becomes very real, very quickly.
Every serious canister needs an answer for long-term operation, not just launch day deployment.
Jupiter Faucet is our attempt to make that answer more autonomous.
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Projects like @enterdyvr are a good example of why this matters.
Once an app becomes a living on-chain system, cycles are no longer just “deployment cost” — they’re part of the operating model.
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Noira is building privacy-first contract management on ICP with vetKD, and the builder is already thinking in terms of cycles cost per key derivation
noira.legal/
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I remembered when these two were the #Sui and #Near of today. But #ICP is still standing and leading others tech wise
Cardano and Aptos are leading losses amongst major assets.
Both @Aptos and @Cardano have suffered more than most during the current crypto market slump.
$APT is down -28% on the week while $ADA has plummeted -31% in the same period.
$ADA's slump may have been triggered by controversial comments made by its founder this week, but what is behind $APT's poor performance?
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Jun 8
Most fortunes are made before the crowd arrives.
Not after.
If you're still accumulating and holding ICP while sentiment is low, you're doing what most people claim they would do, but rarely actually do.
The market rewards conviction long before it rewards price. $ICP ♾️
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Crypto media is so deceptive: DFINITY/ICP are censored as usual, probably because our technology threatens vested interests. The industry desperately needs fresh blood to move forwards.
See: x.com/PierreSamaties/status/…
See: undp.org/digital-innovation/…
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