Telegram Dives into Blockchain with TON Integration and Revenue Sharing
Telegram, the renowned messaging app, is broadening its horizons into blockchain technology. The company, spearheaded by founder Pavel Durov, has disclosed plans to integrate blockchain features, centering around The Open Network (TON). This move aims to enrich user interactions and economic frameworks across diverse industries.
Telegram's blockchain journey commenced with the tokenization of user features like namespaces, which has proven lucrative. The company has now intensified its commitment, with Pavel Durov himself unveiling these plans. TON, a blockchain network, has witnessed the introduction of a stablecoin and a gold-backed token, a collaboration between Tether and Telegram.
Telegram's blockchain integration transcends mere tokens. The company intends to allocate a substantial portion of its advertising revenue, 50%, to users within the TON network. Moreover, tokenized stickers and emojis are slated to be introduced, adding a new dimension to user engagement. The company's plans also encompass deepening integration with TON, with a focus on scalability to accommodate increased transaction volumes.
Telegram's blockchain integration is poised to revolutionize user experiences and economic frameworks. With tokenized features, revenue sharing, and a focus on scalability, the company is positioning itself as a trailblazer in blockchain integration within messaging apps. The collaboration with TON and Tether signals a significant stride towards a more interactive and economically diverse future for Telegram users.
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