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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15102 · Aug 29

#csharp The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI models connect easily and securely to external data sources and tools, like business systems or cloud services. It acts like a universal adapter, enabling AI to access the right context and data to perform tasks accurately and efficiently. Microsoft offers many MCP servers that link AI with services such as Azure DevOps, SQL databases, Microsoft 365, and more, allowing AI to interact naturally with your data and workflows. This helps you get smarter AI assistance, better automation, and easier integration across your tools. https://github.com/microsoft/mcp

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@CryptoM · Post #64538 · 04/09/2026, 06:45 AM

🚀 Satoshi Protocol Layer2 Settlement Network Launches with Upgrades The Satoshi Protocol Layer2 settlement network officially launched on April 6, introducing enhancements in on-chain data statistics and computational capabilities. According to ChainCatcher, the Layer2 network now supports deep cumulative calculations on-chain, allowing for a more accurate reflection of team sizes and business data, thereby improving processing efficiency in complex scenarios. In terms of governance, the protocol has transferred core permissions to a multi-signature contract and adopted a dual-track governance model, with developers and core community members each holding 50% of the decision-making power. The execution threshold is set at 65%, further enhancing decentralization. This upgrade marks the protocol's transition towards community autonomy, providing a reference for technology and governance in the DeFi sector. #SatoshiProtocol#Layer2#Blockchain#DeFi#Governance#Decentralization#OnChainData#NetworkLaunch#Crypto#MultiSignature#ProtocolUpgrade#CommunityAutonomy