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\u26ab\ufe0f At the peak of their popularity, Telegram Gifts quickly attracted plenty of scammers. We\u2019ve already covered<\/a> how users were lured to fake marketplaces or tricked into handing over access to their Telegram accounts. With Gram Wallet on the way, Telegram accounts could become an even more attractive target.

\u26ab\ufe0f Fortunately, the developers seem to have added several layers of protection. According to new strings found on Telegram\u2019s localization platform, an encrypted backup of the seed phrase will be split into three parts and distributed across three continents<\/a>. Telegram says those parts can only be used to recover the key on the user\u2019s own devices. On top of that, right after creating a wallet, Telegram will prompt users<\/a> to enable extra protection with two-factor authentication.

\u26ab\ufe0f Every transaction will also require separate confirmation. Judging by the interface, users will be able to approve transactions with a passcode or Face ID. So even if someone gets access to an unlocked phone, they still shouldn\u2019t be able to move funds out of Gram Wallet without an additional confirmation step.

\u26ab\ufe0f TON Connect adds another layer of protection as well. Unlike on EVM chains, where users can give a smart contract a token approval \u2014 for example, permission to spend tokens up to a certain limit without confirming every transfer \u2014 TON Connect doesn\u2019t work that way. Every transaction still goes through the wallet and requires user confirmation.

Scammers will almost certainly find ways to adapt to the new protections too. So the best defense is still knowing their playbook in advance. We\u2019ve covered more common schemes in our <\/i>#antiscam<\/i> series.<\/i>

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":1712,"media":{"root":"\/006\/MwUAABfjhmkAAAAAkZif8k5tlhk","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":157,"hash":"odxSUfi-S2v5aBHIYizfGA&ts=1791391971"},"x":{"w":800,"h":393,"hash":"e413LqmS29L-TQl8jz8inw&ts=1791391971"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":629,"hash":"IuvESv29cN7AwxHTT3zP6w&ts=1791391971"},"w":{"w":2160,"h":1062,"hash":"MHgxLNSjS0-3tA4G2S4Yrg&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AUACg|DQaNy5IkIGQce3pQUfylXzTuByWx1p7M4OAMj6U3fJj7v\/AI7\/APXoAYY5D0mI49DzzmlVJDEytJhi2QfQVKGbup\/AUk52x9SMnBI7UAMRHDgmQkZJxRSKBHMqq5IbsTnt1ooAsZozRRQAZpCAwwRkGiigBBGkeSqgHHWiiigD\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1330,"date":1791209101000,"forwards":"6","views":"926","comments":"1","text":"\ud83c\udf4c<\/b> JUST IN<\/b>: Exactly two years ago today, on October 5, 2024, Telegram launched its first collectible gifts \u2014 Telegram Gifts.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":138,"media":{"root":"\/006\/MgUAABfjhmkAAAAAkZif8k5tlhk","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":202,"hash":"UTHKZqvjDUP7QNDQpGU0gg&ts=1791391971"},"x":{"w":800,"h":504,"hash":"oMylbaM8H5bRDeFi-HP-gQ&ts=1791391971"},"y":{"w":1200,"h":756,"hash":"6FHJkHVcipjhU1_rT9_Rrg&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AZACg|CeN5Jbp1MjbcngHpTnV1UkyEDPdzTYnxcuRgnccDoRzUch3ThXIK5IqLldSRifL3pKzY44aohJMY2xMwboAWp8b+ZEyKFDBuBUYcCFlwSWPGOxFAhbaeXzvmLn5uhbgc+9FRwYFyuQ2GYUVaBxHy5jeYMRkknB659qIwnA9e+Oa1n6Ui1FtSrmEu5S2FbrzxStI2zJHT0repDRYEzHtd5uY0Unb7jtRWwvWiqQmz\/\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1329,"date":1790964940000,"forwards":"11","views":"1.6K","comments":"2","text":"\ud83c\udf4c<\/b> JUST IN: What sending GRAM through Telegram Wallet will look like<\/b>

The latest beta adds new animations for sending crypto through Telegram Wallet.

The change only appeared in the macOS beta today, so some interface elements may still change before the stable release.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":285,"media":{"root":"\/002\/MQUAABfjhmkAAAAA-jYnqWOUc98","video":{"duration":43,"w":2070,"h":1892,"is_animation":false,"is_round":false,"mime_type":"video\/mp4","size":10674713,"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":292,"hash":"FHaNhZ2_8uMlI-VLrzfjnw&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AkACg|ChAiNCMoC3r3qTyU\/uCmQY8kc\/h+NXLCNJZyrruAUnH4igCt5Kf3BTCkf9wVuiyt+8P61najEkM6rGu0Fc4\/E0AUJVURnCgH1opZv9WaKQDof9QD\/nrV3S3C3LMxAAQ8n6iqMP+pH+PvT0Z0OULKfUcUxM3hNDnPmL+dZupsr3CMpDDZ1\/E1V86f8A56Sf99Ggs78uWY9Mk5oYakUw\/dGiln\/1JopDKyswHDEUeY\/94\/nRRTAPMf8Avt+dHmv\/AH2\/OiigALs3BYkUUUUAf\/\/Z"}},"streamable":true,"televisor_hash":"ergGmaeOQv60hwZ3xwBcsA&ts=1791391971"}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1328,"date":1790865901000,"forwards":"12","views":"1.7K","comments":"1","text":"\ud83c\udf4c<\/b> What\u2019s new in Telegram\u2019s built-in wallet<\/b>

\u26ab\ufe0f The latest beta adds a new Collectibles page, where users can see the NFTs held in their wallet.

\u26ab\ufe0f There\u2019s also a new screen for scanning a QR code and copying the wallet address. From there, users can top up their balance through Walt<\/b>, which handles payments. GRAM can be bought with a bank card, via P2P, or by swapping crypto from another network.

\u26ab\ufe0f After creating a wallet, Telegram will also prompt users to add an extra layer of protection with two-factor authentication.

\u26ab\ufe0f By the way, in one of the previous versions, Telegram Wallet was renamed to Money. It looks like that may end up being the final name for the built-in wallet. For now, it\u2019s still hidden behind a feature flag in the latest beta builds.

The video above shows what all of this looks like in the interface.<\/i>

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":851,"media":{"root":"\/001\/MAUAABfjhmkAAAAAmeVq8b3-tLc","video":{"duration":41,"w":894,"h":1336,"is_animation":false,"is_round":false,"mime_type":"video\/mp4","size":29219637,"thumbs":{"m":{"w":214,"h":320,"hash":"fk-S1z1QZeM3bmokdw8Olw&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AoABs|CeOWKOGMNGGJXOcCla5g4\/c\/oKrucLHx\/AP60wnPBFdEaaauc8pyTLX2m3\/wCeA\/75FU7oKLh9sa44I\/Kn8bNu0Z9aLj\/XH6D+QqakVHYuEnIspA8sURXZ93uOaeLOTnPl9OOKmtc\/ZY\/p6VOpz2\/Os1NotwTKP2Ob\/pn+VVLwYuXH06fStrnPQYrGvSPtcn1\/pQ5NgopF62kUW8WZAMA5GamWaMf8tAf+BCiipKF8+L++v\/fVY16ytdyEEEZ6\/hRRQI\/\/2Q=="}},"streamable":true,"televisor_hash":"TTtQy7_7brWTwp0pC0YWLw&ts=1791391971"}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1327,"date":1790843777000,"forwards":"2","views":"1.4K","comments":"4","text":"\ud83c\udf4c JUST IN: Telegram hasn\u2019t released a new update in 37 days<\/b>

According to the stats<\/a>, the median gap between Telegram updates over the past two years has been 28 days. The longest break during that period came last spring and lasted 54 days.

The most recent release<\/a>, timed for Telegram\u2019s birthday, came out on August 25. That update arrived 42 days after the previous one.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":387},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1326,"date":1790709070000,"forwards":"11","views":"1.8K","comments":"1","text":"\ud83c\udf4c JUST IN: TON validators are voting on an update to the Telegram Wallet contract<\/b>

The change is minor. TON transactions can include encrypted comments that are only visible to the sender and recipient.

The new contract version will keep those comments accessible even after changing the wallet\u2019s private key.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":325},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1325,"date":1790706660000,"forwards":"4","views":"1.5K","comments":"2","text":"\u2328\ufe0f What TON Connect login could look like<\/b>

\u26ab\ufe0f Code found on a Telegram test server suggests that Login with Telegram could be tied directly into TON Connect. Judging by parameter names like ton:wallet, tc_client_id, and tc_manifest_url, users may be able to connect their TON wallet during the same login flow.

\u26ab\ufe0f That means a possible user flow after Gram Wallet launches could look something like this: say you open an app or website that supports Login with Telegram \u2014 a trading terminal, for example. Once you sign in with Telegram, you could immediately be prompted to connect your wallet as well.

\u26ab\ufe0f The difference may come down to just a couple of clicks, but it shows how deep the integration could go \u2014 and it would definitely make the experience smoother. It\u2019s good to see that, despite the missed deadline, Telegram appears to be building the wallet as a proper product rather than just ticking a box. You can already see that in smaller details found in the beta<\/a>, like being able to send GRAM simply by tapping a TON address.

\u26ab\ufe0f There is one catch, though: the TON Connect changes stayed live on the test server for just 17 minutes before being completely rolled back. So maybe this feature won\u2019t make it into the final release after all. Or maybe it will. Only Durov knows.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":1303,"media":{"root":"\/013\/LQUAABfjhmkAAAAADP_X7boNEA4","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":157,"hash":"FvDfA_7Pnd8wQdCxChtoNw&ts=1791391971"},"x":{"w":800,"h":393,"hash":"erC0BLBILiitq3mUfVa0kg&ts=1791391971"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":629,"hash":"gYnngyp4atsaJtcYhpBe3w&ts=1791391971"},"w":{"w":2160,"h":1062,"hash":"B8p5pik8CGsMkIAZq-dazw&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AUACg|DQaNy5IkIGQce3pQUfylXzTuByWx1p5LhuBkfSk3Sen\/jtAEZjkPSYjj0PPOaVUkMTK0mGLZB9BUi+YRk7R+FNlLrH8zAZIGQOlACIjhwTISMk4opFAjmVVckN2Jz260UAWM0ZoooAM0hAYYIyDRRQAgjSPJVQDjrRRRQB\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1324,"date":1790620201000,"forwards":"11","views":"1.6K","comments":"2","text":"\ud83c\udf4c<\/b> So what comes next?<\/b>

\u26ab\ufe0f It looks like the full Telegram Wallet rollout may finally happen in the next few days. After months of waiting, that feels like a much-needed boost for the ecosystem. You can already see the mood shifting: GRAM has moved higher, DEX volumes are picking up, and TON-focused chats are getting active again. You\u2019ve probably noticed it too.

\u26ab\ufe0f If Telegram Wallet turns out to be the fifth step of MTONGA, Durov will still have two more to go. The bar is already pretty high: earlier steps made TON noticeably faster and cheaper, while Telegram is now preparing to tackle another major problem \u2014 onboarding new users into TON.

\u26ab\ufe0f The bigger question is what those users are supposed to do next. A wallet solves the access problem, but it doesn\u2019t give people a reason to keep using the network. So for the final MTONGA steps, we\u2019d like to see a new mass-market use case \u2014 something that actually gets this new audience to start using TON onchain.

\u26ab\ufe0f To us, the most obvious option is a native prediction market, something along the lines of Polymarket. It would fit naturally inside Telegram, especially considering that the app already has an entire speculative market around Gifts \u2014 and until recently even had a Gram-powered dice game running directly inside the app.

\u26ab\ufe0f The only question is timing. Even Telegram Wallet \u2014 a product with hundreds of similar products already on the market \u2014 took almost six months to build, despite help from the MyWallet team with years of experience building on TON. And the public deadline was still missed. It\u2019s hard to imagine how long a completely new product from scratch could take.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":1666,"media":{"root":"\/002\/LAUAABfjhmkAAAAA-jYnqWOUc98","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":157,"hash":"E8xO1qV-BJk706zFcmFJAw&ts=1791391971"},"x":{"w":800,"h":393,"hash":"QtCmHY7KjKOy10Rmyx9QPw&ts=1791391971"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":629,"hash":"gqf7gY_k_GDhHHxFFhb_Vg&ts=1791391971"},"w":{"w":2160,"h":1062,"hash":"Us05EI0b2QyUuxIhLl-e8A&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AUACg|DQaNy5IkIGQce3pQUfylXzTuByWx1qUh+238aTEmOq5+lAEJjkPSYjj0PPOaVUkMTK0mGLZB9BUuJMdV\/KmzErEMtjJAJHagBqI4cEyEjJOKKRQI5lVXJDdic9utFAFjNGaKKADNIQGGCMg0UUAII0jyVUA460UUUAf\/\/Z"}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1323,"date":1790609895000,"forwards":"16","views":"1.5K","text":"\ud83c\udf4c<\/b> JUST IN: <\/b>@wallet<\/b><\/a> has disappeared from the Settings menu<\/b>

In addition, @wallet<\/a> is no longer added to the attachment menu after opening the mini app.","text_length":150,"media":{"root":"\/006\/KwUAABfjhmkAAAAAkZif8k5tlhk","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":318,"hash":"su9wB9taJKgwTiWmeLfvmA&ts=1791391971"},"x":{"w":800,"h":795,"hash":"wIHt-j3qpVd4HLoHfFmowQ&ts=1791391971"},"y":{"w":1179,"h":1171,"hash":"jn7ylmnJLVBZIloyknYUDQ&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AoACg|DNjjiMDs0mHHRfWm+XH\/fH606OOJrd3aTEgPyr60wog6NmgBNoo2ijatKFXucUANZQBRSsqgcGigB8aRGBizHzP4R2NHlx\/wB4\/lU0Ic2MhEalARlu4pjbhyYwB9KLgRlEA4JP4Um0elKTk56UUANZQBRSuPlNFAEsTR\/ZHBlYPnhB0NN+T+\/+lFFADSRng0ZHrRRQA1iNp5ooooA\/\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1322,"date":1790335497000,"forwards":"20","views":"2.4K","comments":"2","text":"\ud83c\udf4c JUST IN: Telegram Wallet wasn\u2019t ready by the start of fall
<\/b>
In the new Telegram Beta for macOS v12.10.283234, sending Gram to another user now shows<\/a> their wallet address, which can also be copied directly from the interface.

We also found the Gram Wallet addresses of several key Telegram developers who already have access to the new wallet:

\u2014 @kolar<\/a> \u2014 UQCFRDy7x1HdEnrpova49dd3UnH9I6U2E93yOsQSa235d5C8
\u2014 @dmytro<\/a> \u2014 UQA8esA7vKDVj7W9DjsEU_NQ8BFRXSBdgYkvkT40l0hHMgCM
\u2014 @marat<\/a> \u2014 UQCLsGjuDvpmLDlx9pYb1LrT0DCIeOgDwKYJOlFw3cy0nGu1
\u2014 @vihor<\/a> \u2014 UQA99iTY8kUgt_MXvGT69PCxNbBnsLSM63Shj7VreR99Vv34
\u2014 @laktyushin<\/a> \u2014 UQDNirKxtgGvpdPrd1qVvF5En0ZtEkvq0wg0pjibGKz03OPa
\u2014 @preston<\/a> \u2014 UQDvlqVdGuM7eD1mDskJOkPd-VjGDaNfu1qVvtaBx2fQAvAu
\u2014 @toberg<\/a> \u2014 UQCcPdhwhbDL5gPM5dRrZORhF9252VMHCMW8OmS2Jd9SkQRe
\u2014 @fela<\/a> \u2014 UQDhZrHcSdcRgx3soc4cAKxF7ABfQ1fcAphDHrtImEp-8Jas

The earliest transaction to a Telegram\u2019s developer wallet using the new contract dates back to September 8. It was sent to the address of Marat Kharrasov, whom we\u2019ve already covered in a separate post<\/a>.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":1062},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1321,"date":1790265005000,"forwards":"16","views":"2.3K","text":"\ud83d\udc8e How TON is distancing itself from The Open Platform<\/b>

\u26ab\ufe0f Today, TON Core developers updated the main page of <\/b>dns.ton.org<\/a>. The Getgems integration was removed from the interface, including links for buying domains on the secondary market. Links for renewing domains through Keeper disappeared as well.

\u26ab\ufe0f What makes this interesting is the timing. Just a few weeks ago, the founder of the Webdom marketplace publicly asked<\/a> Durov and TON Core to add Webdom to TON DNS. The team even prepared a dedicated PR on GitHub, but TON Core ultimately went in a different direction and removed marketplace integrations altogether.

\u26ab\ufe0f It looks like we may be watching the ecosystem\u2019s priorities shift after the departure of TON Foundation. Under TF, TON was heavily centered around products from The Open Platform, including Getgems and Keeper. Now, services across the ecosystem seem to be moving away from that setup.

\u26ab\ufe0f Wallets are another recent example. About a month ago, @wallet<\/a> lost its verification badge, likely ahead of an upcoming rebrand. Most likely, as part of this change, it will also give up the @wallet<\/a> handle to the new wallet. Meanwhile, Telegram Wallet itself has already appeared<\/a> in TON Connect, and we\u2019re almost certain that once it launches, it will become the primary recommended option for connecting.

\u26ab\ufe0f This is probably a healthy change. The old setup came at a real cost to the ecosystem: too many builders came to TON, quickly realized that success depended less on product quality and more on being close to the right people, and moved on. Hopefully, that model is finally starting to change.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":1631,"media":{"root":"\/00c\/KQUAABfjhmkAAAAA-RYJU0URlp0","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":157,"hash":"A_s7zGof1dm_HOiFOD6QoQ&ts=1791391971"},"x":{"w":800,"h":393,"hash":"WxCaS6fl-4QenPWYEOqzvg&ts=1791391971"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":629,"hash":"GynXlsxWCQ0u0g3XqOsuCQ&ts=1791391971"},"w":{"w":2160,"h":1062,"hash":"ufaVOpkC-SyKYM94iODg-w&ts=1791391971"},"i":{"bytes":"AUACg|DQaNy5IkIGQce3pQUfylXzTuByWx1qQ+Zn5QMUn730H+fxoAiMch6TEceh55zSqkhiZWkwxbIPoKk\/e+g\/z+NV9SkkhsyVbBLAFh2FAEqI4cEyEjJOKKydLmcXiRiYur5yDn0NFAG7mjNFFABmmyIsilHUMpHINFFAEcVpBbtmKIKTxmiiigD\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1320,"date":1790185507000,"forwards":"7","views":"1.8K","text":"\ud83c\udf4c<\/b> What is Oleg Andreev building after Tonkeeper?<\/b>

\u26ab\ufe0f Earlier this year, The Open Platform announced<\/a> the full acquisition of Tonkeeper and the team\u2019s other products, including TON API and Tonviewer. The deal also came with an internal reshuffle: Tonkeeper co-founder and CEO Oleg Andreev stepped away from the wallet and moved on to new projects. He later wrote that by the end of 2025, he had done everything he wanted to do in TON and was ready for the next chapter.

\u26ab\ufe0f That next chapter is Safely<\/a>, a self-custodial Bitcoin wallet. Oleg has already gone into detail<\/a> about its features on his own channel, so we won\u2019t repeat everything here. The one that stands out most is probably Safely Sync. It lets you keep encrypted backups of your seed phrase across several of your own devices. Lose one device, and you can recover the wallet from another.

\u26ab\ufe0f But the plans go beyond just a wallet. Oleg\u2019s team is also working on Flame<\/a>, a new network built on top of Bitcoin. The goal is pretty ambitious: preserve what makes BTC valuable as \u201cdigital gold,\u201d while adding privacy, smart contracts, and faster transactions on top.

\u26ab\ufe0f Since Flame is being built on Bitcoin, the obvious question is how the new network will actually connect to BTC. Details are still limited, but we already know that Flame\u2019s native token will be minted by burning BTC<\/a>, with the mechanism built directly into the network\u2019s consensus. More details should come in the whitepaper, which the team says is due by the end of September.

\u26ab\ufe0f So we wish the team good luck with Flame and are looking forward to learning more about the network. In the meantime, you can already try Safely \u2014 the wallet just launched on iOS<\/a> and Android<\/a>.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":1714,"media":{"root":"\/00e\/KAUAABfjhmkAAAAAy5SyjN-s-q8","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":157,"hash":"Fjgn5uP8dMO2-g25fZdBzQ&ts=1791391972"},"x":{"w":800,"h":393,"hash":"gYOnxWBWTmFMgYTAYTH3Mg&ts=1791391972"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":629,"hash":"wy15uL_rXXiwEygVPELR7w&ts=1791391972"},"w":{"w":2160,"h":1062,"hash":"mc7sUNuCsFzFucu8eVDE7A&ts=1791391972"},"i":{"bytes":"AUACg|DQaNy5IkIGQce3pQUfylXzTuByWx1p58wHgAj\/AD70Zlx90f5\/GgCIxyHpMRx6HnnNKqSGJlaTDFsg+gqQGTdyuR7f\/rqO6d1gO3KkkDOelACojhwTISMk4oqCHdHcogZtrZyCc0UAXs0ZoooAM0jqHXawBB7GiigBiQRQsTGgBx1ooooA\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1319,"date":1790000768000,"forwards":"36","views":"2.6K","comments":"5","text":"\u2b50\ufe0f<\/b> GRAM is now available to T-Bank users in Russia<\/b>

\u26ab\ufe0f T-Bank, one of Russia\u2019s largest banks, has started offering crypto trading<\/a> through its new T-Crypto service.

\u26ab\ufe0f The flow is pretty straightforward: users can open a separate crypto account, fund it with RUB directly from their T-Bank balance, swap RUB for USDT, and then buy GRAM inside T-Terminal. One important detail: T-Crypto itself is not operated by T-Bank. The actual broker is Belarus-based Techbit Lab, while T-Bank handles KYC and acts as the fiat on-ramp.

\u26ab\ufe0f For now, the setup is fully custodial. Users don\u2019t hold the keys, external withdrawals are not yet available, and balances are not covered by bank deposit insurance. The terms also explicitly mention counterparty risk tied to the broker and the banks handling client funds.

\u26ab\ufe0f Still, the distribution angle is pretty interesting. A regular customer of one of Russia\u2019s largest banks can now go from RUB in a bank account to GRAM in just a few clicks with no P2P, no seperate CEX accounts, and no crypto-native onboarding required.

\u26ab\ufe0f That\u2019s a surprisingly low-friction way for a TON ecosystem asset to reach mainstream retail.

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":1168,"media":{"root":"\/001\/JwUAABfjhmkAAAAAmeVq8b3-tLc","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":157,"hash":"hTdRoFwgIpaSJgvtU-70-A&ts=1791391972"},"x":{"w":800,"h":393,"hash":"VPAiNoD7eTXQOvyvfiB8XQ&ts=1791391972"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":629,"hash":"fo0PwgnxbEPazUutjpexcA&ts=1791391972"},"w":{"w":2160,"h":1062,"hash":"5d7Zxfg0Zqofz52s1w74qA&ts=1791391972"},"i":{"bytes":"AUACg|DQaNy5IkIGQce3pQUfylXzTuByWx1p7GQNwuR\/n3ozL6Afh\/8AXoAiMch6TEceh55zSqkhiZWkwxbIPoKkHmkjIAH0\/wDr08Aj7xH4UAQojhwTISMk4oqRckfMuDkjGaKAH5ozRRQAZoPOQaKKAEAA5AooooA\/\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1318,"date":1789671797000,"forwards":"21","views":"2.8K","comments":"3","text":"\ud83c\udf4c JUST IN: Timeline of the Tonviewer casino ad drama<\/b>

~12:55 \u2014 the first users notice a casino ad on Tonviewer\u2019s homepage.

~14:00 \u2014 Durov\u2019s Code publishes<\/a> a story about casino advertising \u201cin TON\u2019s main explorer.\u201d Backlash against TOP, the company that owns Tonviewer, starts spreading rapidly across Telegram chats.

18:09 \u2014 Telegram replaces Tonviewer with Tonscan<\/a> for opening onchain links inside the messenger.

18:50 \u2014 Tonviewer removes the casino ad from its homepage.

All times are in UTC.<\/i>

@thedailyton<\/a>","text_length":513},{"channel_id":1770447639,"post_id":1317,"date":1789668907000,"forwards":"17","views":"2.5K","comments":"1","text":"\ud83e\ude99 An AI agent factory inside Telegram<\/b>

\u26ab\ufe0f Let\u2019s take a break from the NFT sticker rumors and talk about another trend: AI agents. My Duck AI<\/a>, a project by Resistor, has been live on TON since early summer and lets anyone spin up their own agent in just a couple of clicks.

\u26ab\ufe0f AI agents inside Telegram have been a thing since the start of the year, so you probably already know the basic idea. If you somehow missed the trend, check out our older post<\/a>. With My Duck AI, you can launch an agent in a couple of clicks. On top of its built-in skills, the agent gets its own Gram balance and can analyze and trade tokens on TON.

\u26ab\ufe0f The app already comes with a number of ready-made modes. There\u2019s Moderator for managing and monitoring chats, Trader for trading on TON, Memecoin Deployer for launching tokens, Business Assistant for answering customer questions, and plenty more. Each preset can also be customized later to fit your own use case.

\u26ab\ufe0f My Duck AI<\/a> was originally supposed to run on Cocoon, but as we\u2019ve already covered<\/a>, things aren\u2019t looking great there right now. So the app also supports other models, including Qwen, GLM, DeepSeek, and Gemini.

\u26ab\ufe0f The project has been around since early summer, but it still hasn\u2019t gained much traction. Which is a shame: if you want to spin up your own AI agent in a couple of minutes, this is probably one of the easiest ways to do it. And if you\u2019re somehow still trading on TON \u2014 seriously, what the hell is wrong with you? \u2014 there probably isn\u2019t a better option.

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