3K dMeet Pro users in just 7 days is outstanding. It proves teams want a meeting product with built-in AI, real-time translation, summaries, searchable meeting memory, and points for regular calls. This is real usage before TGE. How many products can claim that? 🎉

dTelecom is turning participation into identity. @dMeetApp is where it starts. Usage gets origin. Origin becomes value. Now it lives on-chain. Origin ID is for those who show up, and will shape what comes next.

24h left to mint dTelecom Origin ID. Tier 1 access + up to 2X points boost in the $2.6M airdrop. Mint 3 = 1 month @dMeetApp Pro sub. Window's closing — front-row won't come back. Mint ↓

By the time everyone sees the utility, the best positions are usually gone. dTelecom Origin IDs are for users building activity before the rush. Minting adds a points boost up to 2X across dMeet and the wider dTelecom ecosystem, while meetings, calls, and real usage keep adding to your score.

Origin IDs are your boost on the way to a $2.6M airdrop. They are the first on-chain footprint within the network, reflecting early participation and granting PRO access on @dMeetApp Claim your early access to the next big shift.

A working Babel Fish from the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, has always felt like a distant sci-fi dream. That’s why we’re proud to say – we’ve finally done it. @dMeetApp's built-in AI voice translator can convert speech into 30+ different languages in real time, showing translated text live in the meeting chat. That means one meeting can include people from Tokyo, Berlin and São Paulo — and everyone still understands each other. And soon the new STT <> TTS form @dTelecom will up the game to real-time voice translation. The Babel Fish is finally here!

Imagine the first impression you can make when: - You do not have to simplify the way you speak on a call just because someone may not catch your usual pace or phrasing. - You can sound fluent, natural, and fully like yourself, even when you speak quickly, make a joke, or explain something with nuance. - And the conversation can keep its rhythm instead of turning into pauses, repetition, and “sorry, can you say that again?” That is what real-time voice translation changes. Try dMeet for yourself: