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Carbon Browser to incorporate Pi Coin, Pi platform and Pi wallet into its multi-chain ecosystem

Pi Network, a blockchain protocol for mobile mining, will be integrated with Carbon, a quick and decentralized Web3 browser.

After the cooperation, Carbon Browser will begin utilizing the Pi Software Development Kit (SDK) to incorporate the Pi Coin, Pi platform, and Pi wallet into its multi-chain ecosystem.

With its quick surfing performance, private browsing options, strong Adblock technology, immersive Web3 framework, substantial rewards in its native $CSIX coin, and other unique features, Carbon browser stands out from the competition. A vast number of users will be able to take use of Pi Network’s cutting-edge ecosystem thanks to the agreement.

More users are signing up to mine the Pi cash, and Pi Network currently has over 33 million Pioneers. With so many users, Carbon will surely be more widely used in the Decentralized Financial (DeFi) sector.

Only Android smartphones can use Carbon browser, which is available for download on the company’s website. Soon, the protocol hopes to make its iOS debut.

What is Pi Network?

Pi Network is a novel cryptocurrency and developer platform allowing mobile users to mine Pi coins without draining the battery. Pi’s blockchain secures economic transactions via a mobile meritocracy system and a full Web 3.0 experience where community developers can build decentralized applications (Dapps) for millions of users.

Rebecca Ahoame

Written by Rebecca Ahoame

Rebecca is a Student of the Federal University Lafia, Nasarawa State, North-Central Nigeria. She has passion for writing and research. Rebecca writes for NewsWay on Business and Finance.

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