The United Nations Development Programme, or UNDP, has entered a formal partnership with the DFINITY Foundation to develop AI and cloud systems designed for government use. According to an official announcement cited in the report, the cooperation will run for one year. During that period, the United Nations will test the effectiveness and security of the AI and cloud technologies involved. The report also identifies the DFINITY Foundation as the nonprofit organization behind Internet Computer, or ICP. The item was carried by Techub and cited CoinPedia.

Upbit has confirmed listings for MPLX and NEX, giving both tokens access to South Korea's active retail crypto market. MPLX brings Solana asset infrastructure, while NEX targets verifiable finance through a zero-knowledge Layer 1 design.

Internet Computer (ICP) surged 9% in 24 hours with trading volume soaring 93%. A DFINITY proposal to burn 20% of cloud engine revenue for ICP buybacks acts as a key catalyst.

Chainspect ranked Solana first at 1,635 TPS. At the same time, about 1.5 million SOL left exchanges and 1.6 million wallet addresses were added, while traders watched the $79-$85 resistance zone.

The crypto market dipped slightly to $2.68T total cap, but TON, VVV, NEAR, M, and ICP posted double-digit gains. TON surged 29% on Telegram becoming its largest validator; NEAR rallied on NVIDIA partnership; VVV, M, and ICP each had distinct catalysts.

ICP token surged over 12.5% after Upbit listing, adding $110M market cap in one hour and pushing daily volume above $140M. South Korean traders drive fresh liquidity.

Internet Computer's mainnet is live with 2-second finality and storage costs 1/240,000,000 of Ethereum. Chain Key cryptography, reverse gas model, and up to 28.9% staking yield are key features.

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