Over 4 million people participated in the Blockchain Community's initiative to release the founder of the instant messaging software.

Recently, a public campaign calling for the release of the founder of a certain instant messaging software has attracted widespread attention. This appeal action initiated by a Blockchain Community aims to urge the French authorities to release the founder of the software, Pavel Durov.

As of now, the event has attracted support from over 4 million people, with the specific number of signatures reaching 4,062,417. This figure demonstrates the public's high level of attention and enthusiasm for this event.

In order to facilitate more participation, the initiators launched a mini program called "Digital Resistance" on relevant communication platforms. Users can express their stance and sign this open letter through this simple interface.

It is worth noting that the initiators have quite grand goals; they hope to ultimately gather hundreds of millions of signatures. This ambitious objective reflects their confidence in this initiative and their expectations for public support.

The development of this event will undoubtedly continue to attract the attention of the industry and the public, and its final outcome may have far-reaching effects on related fields.