📢 Our last changelog was February 2025. DYOR kept shipping, and this autumn’s update is a big one. Here is what’s new, what’s gone, and what arrived in between.

🚀 The autumn 2026 update

📣 Promote your project yourself

Founders can now buy promotion themselves at Promote. Pick your token or dapp and confirm one transaction from your TON wallet: once the payment is confirmed, your project goes into the promo ticker at the top of DYOR’s pages. While it is among the newest, it also shows in the tokens table, on token and dapp pages and in search. Read the guide →

📊 TON network statistics

Network statistics shows the TON network at a glance: transactions, addresses, Gram supply and staking, charted from one month to all time. The home page now opens with four of those figures, plus TPS, the validator count and a link to the full page. More about the stats →

⭐ More from DYOR Membership

DYOR Membership removes ads and unlocks three tools in the tokens table: Filters by liquidity, market cap, holders, Trust Score and more; Customize, up to 10 columns per tab; and Export CSV of the table or a token’s price history. What membership gives you →

⚡ Boosts and the Most boosted ranking

Boosts currently don’t expire. Boost a token from its page, and open Most boosted on the tokens page to see tokens ranked by their boosts. Reactions stay separate: free emoji reactions that show how people have felt about a token over the last month. How boosts work →

🛠 Smaller improvements

• Holder names. Known addresses in a token’s Holders table, such as exchange wallets, now show their name.
• gram.org. Address and transaction links now open gram.org.
• Swap. One small Max button beside your balance replaces 25%, 50% and Max. From GRAM, it leaves enough for the network fee.
• Search Swaps. The Amount filter has a Custom option for your own From and To range.
• Minter. A minted token keeps its social links, its last link can be deleted, and Edit token keeps its decimals.
• New look. Token pages, the tokens list, Dapps, the Minter, Settings and Membership share the Network statistics style: raised cards on a grey page. The token page’s Trading card keeps each buy/sell split on one row.
• Home page. The same header as every page, search behind the magnifier, and GRAM and DYOR prices in the TON network line.
• Promo ticker. Visitors without a membership see promoted projects run above the header. It can be paused and no longer restarts on every page.
• Clear errors. A chart or section that fails to load says so and offers Try again.
• Gram. The native coin is Gram (GRAM) in prices, the swap, charts and search. The network is still TON.

🧹 What’s gone

• Fewer ads. Casino banners and the outside ad network are gone. Paid spots are now only DYOR promos, marked Sponsored, and members see none.
• DYOR Presale is paused. Its pages redirect for now. To reach traders, use Promote.

🗓 Earlier in 2025–2026

Shipped since February 2025, never announced here:

• Historical data. Every token has a Historical data page: price, market cap, liquidity and holders over time.
• Unlocks. The Gram page charts the coin’s vesting unlocks.
• A new tokens table. Top, Volume, Traders, Txns, Gainers and New tokens tabs, from 1H to 1W.
• DYOR TON API plans. Free and paid plans on the API page, with keys and subscriptions in Settings.
• Locks. Token pages show what is locked now and all time, and Settings has a Locks tab.
• Holders. Badges for liquidity pools, team wallets, locks and burned tokens, a Total Holders chart, and Holders Distribution without the owner, pools and locked addresses.
• Price Converter. Convert a token into GRAM, USD or another currency on its page. The chart switches currencies too.
• Swap routing. Trades route across DeDust, STON.fi and TONCO pools.
• For token owners. “Do you own this project?” on a token page leads to Update Token Info, promotion and a declared supply.

🚀 Building on TON? Put your project first on DYOR.

Boosts are how you back a token on DYOR. Every boost adds to the token's total, and the total sets its place among the most boosted tokens. Boosts replaced voting: older posts on this blog that talk about votes describe what are now boosts.

What a boost does

Every token page has a Boosts card with the token's total. That total ranks tokens in one view of the tokens table. Press Most boosted above the table on the tokens page to open it: tokens are ranked by boosts, with the Boosts column second. The same order is in Rank by → Boosts.

Boosts currently don't expire: a boost stays in the token's total and, for now, nothing resets at the end of a month or a year.

How to boost a token

1. Open the token's page. The Boosts card sits under the question "How do you feel about $SYMBOL today?": an amber lightning bolt, the total and a Boost button. The Boosts › label on the card links to the ranking.
2. Press Boost. If your wallet is not connected, press Connect wallet first.
3. Pick an amount under Number of boosts: 1, 10, 50 or 100. You can also set any number with − and +, or type it in.
4. The pay button shows the price of that many boosts: Boost for the amount and the coin. Boosts are paid in DYOR Coin: on 15 October 2026 one boost cost 2.08 DYOR, and 10 boosts 20.84 DYOR. The price follows the coin's rate, so the button always shows the current one. Press the button and confirm the transfer in your wallet.
5. If your wallet holds too little of that coin, you will see Not enough tokens to pay. Buy … opens the swap for that coin in a new tab; Proceed, I have … sends the payment anyway.
6. The button says Processing until the payment is confirmed. Then "Thanks! Your boost has been successfully counted." appears and the total grows. If the confirmation takes longer than 3 minutes, DYOR tells you the payment is still being confirmed; your boosts appear on the token as soon as it goes through.

Tokens that DYOR flags as a scam have no Boosts card.

Who boosted

The boost window lists Recent boosts: the wallet, the day and the number of boosts. A wallet opens on gram.org. You see the latest five, and Show more adds 20 at a time.

Boosts and DYOR Membership

The DYOR Membership plan cards list Boosting power, marked SOON: it is not part of any plan yet. What membership gives you today is in DYOR Membership.

Reactions are something else

Above the Boosts card, "How do you feel about $SYMBOL today?" offers emoji reactions. They are free and show how people have felt about the token over the last month. You can react once a day, and a reaction expires after 30 days. Reactions do not change a token's place in any ranking; boosts do.

For founders

Boosts lift a token in one ranking. To show your token or dapp across DYOR, in the ticker at the top of DYOR's pages, the tokens table, token and dapp pages and search, read Promote your project on DYOR or go straight to Promote.

DYOR Membership is a monthly plan for people who use DYOR every day. It takes the ads off the site and unlocks the tools in the tokens table that are locked without it: advanced filters, your own columns and CSV export. Here is what you get, how to pay for it and how to keep it running.

What a member gets

No ads

Without membership, you see a Sponsored ticker above the header on DYOR's pages, plus Sponsored units in the tokens table, on token pages, in Trending dapps and in search. Members see none of them.

Advanced filters

Filters in the tokens table narrows the list by ranges: liquidity, market cap, FDV, holders, age and Trust Score, and volume, transactions, traders and price change over 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours or 1 week.

Your own columns

Customize lets you pick up to 10 columns for each tab of the tokens table and put them in your order. Without membership, every tab shows its default columns.

CSV export

Export CSV downloads the page of the tokens table you are viewing, or a token's price history for the period you picked on its Historical data page. The file holds raw numbers, ready for Excel or Google Sheets.

Without membership, Filters, Customize and Export CSV carry a lock. Each opens a short note on what it does, with Get Membership and Not now.

Your tier in the wallet menu

Open the wallet menu in the header: your plan, PRO or DYOR FELLOW, sits under Open my wallet.

The plans

The pricing section of DYOR Membership shows Free, PRO (marked Recommended) and DYOR FELLOW. Both paid plans give you everything above; DYOR FELLOW is the higher-priced tier. On 15 October 2026 PRO cost $9.99 a month and DYOR FELLOW $49.99 a month; the cards always show the current prices.

Some lines on the cards are marked SOON, Boosting power among them. Those are still in development and are not part of any plan yet. When one ships, its SOON label comes off the card.

How to get it

1. Open DYOR Membership from the Explore menu, click No ads at the end of the ticker, or press Get Membership in any locked note.
2. Press Get Started on the plan you want. If your wallet is not connected, the window asks you to connect it first.
3. Membership is paid from your DYOR balance, which the window shows under Payment method. Press Get Subscription; the button shows the plan's monthly price.
4. If the balance is too low, you will see Top up your balance to pay. Press Refill balance, choose a coin and send it from your wallet, then come back and pay. The balance is non-refundable and cannot be withdrawn, so top up only what you plan to spend.
5. Your Subscription is active now confirms it.

Membership belongs to the wallet you paid with. Connect that wallet on your phone or your desktop, and your membership is already there.

Cancel, renew, and what happens when it ends

Your membership lives in Settings, on the Subscriptions tab, with its tier, status and date.

• Cancel. Press Manage, then Cancel subscription. Your membership keeps working until its end date.
• Changed your mind. On a cancelled membership, Manage → Renew subscription turns it back on. In its last 7 days, a bar above the header says how many days are left and links to the Subscriptions tab.

When a membership ends, the ads come back, and Filters, Customize and Export CSV lock again. The columns you picked stay saved in that browser and come back when you renew.

See the plans

DYOR now has a page where you promote your token or dapp yourself: dyor.io/promote. Choose your project, pay once from your TON wallet, and it goes into the promotion ticker at the top of DYOR’s pages once the payment is confirmed. There is no application to fill in and no reply to wait for.

What you can promote

• Tokens on TON, except those DYOR flags as scam. The page and the purchase form refuse such a token and say why.
• Any dapp from the DYOR catalogue.

Where your project appears

Every promo goes into the ticker at the top of DYOR’s pages, marked Sponsored. The ticker holds 15 places, #1 to #15. With three promos or more it scrolls on every page and keeps its place as a visitor moves from page to page.

While your promo is among the newest, it also shows where traders pick tokens and dapps:

• Tokens table. The newest token gets its own row above rank 1, on the home page and on /token.
• Sponsored card on /token. The next five tokens, beside the top token lists.
• Token pages. The three newest tokens, in a Sponsored list beside the swap on other tokens’ pages.
• Trending dapps. The newest dapp comes first in Trending, on the home page and on /dapps.
• Similar dapps. A promoted dapp on other dapps’ pages, one from the same category first.
• Search. The newest token and dapp when a visitor opens search, and the first three promos when a search finds nothing.

Every one of these is marked Sponsored and links to your project’s page on DYOR. The Where your project appears section on /promote keeps this list up to date.

How the queue works

You buy a place in the queue, not a period of time. As the How the queue works section on /promote explains it, you enter at #1, each newer promo moves yours back one place at most, and yours leaves the ticker once 15 newer promos are bought. A project bought more than once shows once, in its newest promo’s place.

How long that takes depends on how fast others buy. The same section shows the live numbers: how many promos are In the ticker now, when the Latest purchase was made, and an Estimated stay at the pace of recent purchases. The estimate is not a guarantee.

Prices

The Price section on /promote has one card per payment token, with the amount and its value in dollars. You pay with GRAM, DYOR or USD₮. On 15 October 2026 a promo cost $200 in each of them: 200 USD₮, or the same sum in GRAM or DYOR at the current rate. When paying in DYOR costs less, its card shows the saving. You choose the payment token in the form, and the form shows the current price before you confirm.

How to buy

1. Open dyor.io/promote. It is Promote in the header, and Promote your project in the Explore menu and the footer. If you own a token, the Do you own this project? card on its DYOR page has Promote this token. If you run a dapp, My Dapps has Promote next to each of your dapps. Both open /promote with your project already chosen.
2. Press Promote your project, or Promote and your project’s name if you came from its page.
3. In What to promote?, choose Token or Dapp. Find your token by name or contract address in Your Token, or start typing your dapp’s name in Your Dapp.
4. In Payment method, choose the token you pay with.
5. Press Connect wallet and connect your TON wallet with TON Connect. The button then reads Promote for and the price.
6. Confirm the transaction in your wallet. If you pay with DYOR or USD₮ and your wallet holds less than the price, DYOR first shows Not enough tokens to pay: buy the token, or proceed if you have it.

After you pay

/promote turns into your receipt, Your promotion, at an address of its own: dyor.io/promote?order=…. Bookmark it if you want to come back.

The receipt shows the order’s status and its Order ID. Keep the Order ID: if something looks wrong, for example the promo does not appear in the ticker, contact support with it. Your last five orders are listed under Your recent promotions at the bottom of /promote; they are saved in this browser only.

Who sees it

Visitors without DYOR Membership, in every placement above. Members use DYOR without ads, so they see none of them. Members can still promote their own project; the receipt reminds them that every other visitor sees it. What membership includes: DYOR Membership.

A bigger campaign

For banners, several placements or a package, use Custom campaign at the bottom of /promote. It opens the request form.

Boosts are something else

Boosts are not a placement. They lift a token in the ranking by boosts on /token. Token boosts on DYOR explains how they work.

Promote your project

TON is more than its tokens. To see how the network itself is doing (how busy it is, how fast it grows, how much Gram is in circulation and what staking pays), open Network statistics at dyor.io/stats.

Every figure on the page is live, so the screenshots below show one moment, not today's values.

📡 The network right now

Under the title, TON network statistics, a live line shows the latest masterchain Block, the time per block, TPS now (transactions per second over the last minute) and the validators of the current round. A green dot in front of the line means the figures are live. If the live TPS is missing, you see TPS, day average instead. While the page is open, it asks for fresh figures every minute.

📊 Four key figures

Four tiles sum up the network. Each has a 30-day sparkline and its change over the last month:

• Transactions, last day: the transactions of the last full day, against the month's average a day.
• Addresses: every address on TON. The change is the addresses added this month, against the number there were at its start.
• Circulating: how much Gram is in circulation, and how that changed over the month.
• Staking APY: the yearly yield of the last validation round. Its change is a plain percentage of the APY itself, not percentage points.

🗂 Five cards and a period switch

Below the tiles, five cards go deeper. Every card but the Gram market has its own switch: 1M, 3M, 1Y and All. Each opens on 1M, and its chart and its change follow the period you pick. Hover over a chart to see the date and value of any point.

Gram market

Gram's price in USD with its 24-hour change, Market cap, FDV and Volume 24h, and a chart of the dollar price over the last 30 days. These come from DYOR's own market data, the same as on the Gram page (Open the Gram page).

Transactions

The average a day over the period, then In the period (the total), Last full day (its ⓘ names the UTC day) and TPS now. The change compares the mean of the period's last seven full days with its first seven. On long periods each bar is a week or a month, and shows the average a day within it.

Addresses

The total, New in the period, Average a day and Last day, with a chart of the total over time.

Gram supply

The total supply and its change, a bar that splits it into In circulation and Not in circulation, a chart of circulating Gram, and the total's Growth in a year.

Staking

The APY of the last round and its change over the period, charts of the APY and of the Gram Staked per round, Total staked (the Gram held by the elector contract, which keeps the validators' stakes) and the Validators of the current round.

The network figures come from on-chain data.

🔎 How to read them

• Is the chain busy? A last day far above the month's average on its tile means something drew people on-chain; the tokens table on the home page shows where the volume went.
• Is TON growing? Addresses counts addresses, not people: one person can hold many. Read its chart as a trend over months rather than as a head count.
• How much Gram can reach the market? The supply bar shows how much of the total is in circulation, and Growth in a year how fast the total itself grows.
• What does staking pay? Staking APY is what the last round paid, expressed per year. It moves from round to round, so look at its chart over 3M or 1Y before you draw a conclusion.

📍 Where to find it

• On the home page. The TON network block under the headline shows the TPS, the validators, the GRAM and DYOR prices and the same four tiles. Each tile, and Network statistics →, opens the page. The home page shows the figures as they were when it loaded.
• In the Explore menu. Network Statistics, with the New badge. On a phone, tap Menu in the bottom bar.
• In the footer, under Product.
• On the Gram page. Network statistics → sits under the coin's figures at dyor.io/token/gram.

Open Network statistics →

The TON blockchain is growing fast, especially because it connects easily with Telegram. Many new community tokens appear on TON, and one of the most popular is the LAMBO TON token. This token is simple, fun, and built around a meme. Even though it started as a joke, the LAMBO token now has thousands of holders, active trading, and a strong presence in the TON community.

The Story Behind the LAMBO Token

The LAMBO coin became well-known during the Memelandia meme competition on the TON blockchain. In this contest, the token won second place out of more than 50 other meme projects. This event helped LAMBO get attention from many TON users.

There is no official creator publicly listed on major crypto websites. Instead, the LAMBO token is described as a community-created token, which means it is not controlled by a single person or company. It grows mainly because of the people who support it and share it. For anyone researching early token origins or contract details, DYOR.io is a useful place to verify information before taking action.

LAMBO Coin Ideology and Community Vision

The ideology behind the LAMBO coin blends humor, relatability, and crypto culture. Its mascot is a small hamster that dreams of becoming a whale in the crypto market. Since actual whales didn’t accept it, the hamster created a whale suit so it could blend in and learn their secrets. This funny and symbolic story resonates with everyday crypto users—especially small traders who see themselves as underdogs.

Some descriptions also suggest that the LAMBO TON token aims to support people who were “once scammed in the cryptosphere,” fostering an emotional connection among users who have experienced losses in prior crypto experiences. While this message is mostly symbolic, it reinforces a sense of community and solidarity.

Overall, the LAMBO token’s ideology revolves around ambition, persistence, and humor. It celebrates the spirit of meme culture and represents a fun, lightweight way for users to participate in the TON ecosystem. Still, it is important for every user to double-check claims and token data. You can always use DYOR.io to confirm whether a token aligns with your goals and risk level.

LAMBO Token Price and Market Data

The LAMBO token price reflects the typical behavior of meme tokens: speculation-driven, community-influenced, and highly dependent on social engagement. Still, the token has solid trading numbers for a meme project.

The LAMBO price as of today, November 28, 2025, is $0,00163. The token’s total supply is 499.94M $LAMBO. Liquidity averages between $70,000 and $100,000. Daily trading volume ranges from $50,000 to $90,000.

Since the LAMBO TON token is a small project, the price can change quickly. This is normal for meme coins, which depend mostly on community popularity and not on complex technology or utility.

How the LAMBO TON Token Performs in the Market

The LAMBO TON token performs similarly to other early-stage meme assets. Its value is influenced by:

• Community activity on Telegram
• TON ecosystem expansion
• Memes, humor, and storytelling
• Public events such as the Memelandia competition
• Exposure on TON-native DEXs

Because LAMBO is a meme token, it does not rely on utility or product development to determine value. Instead, its energy comes from user enthusiasm, relatable branding, and general meme culture surrounding the TON blockchain.

Since LAMBO is a TON-native token, most trading happens on decentralized exchanges. Before making a purchase, checking token security, contract legitimacy, and market activity on DYOR.io—blockchain explorer— is a smart step to stay safe and informed.

Where to Buy LAMBO Coin

Users who want to purchase the LAMBO coin can do so mainly through TON-native decentralized exchanges. The most active and liquid marketplace is:

STON.fi (V2) – The Primary Source for $LAMBO

STON.fi is the biggest and most active DEX for the LAMBO/TON trading pair. You can buy or swap $LAMBO directly with TON tokens. Wallets like Tonkeeper, TonSpace, and MyTonWallet can connect easily to STON.fi.

Since LAMBO is a TON-native token, it is not widely found on centralized exchanges. Most trading happens inside the TON ecosystem.

Why the LAMBO Token Is Gaining Popularity

The LAMBO token is popular because:

• it has a funny and relatable story
• it is easy to understand
• it has a friendly meme identity
• it is part of the fast-growing TON ecosystem
• it has real trading activity and a growing community

People enjoy the LAMBO coin because it is simple and fun—not because they expect major utility or complex features.

Conclusion: The Future of $LAMBO in the TON Ecosystem

The $LAMBO token is one of the most recognizable meme tokens on the TON blockchain. Its hamster-to-whale story, active community, and steady trading make it stand out among TON meme projects. While the LAMBO price is unpredictable like any meme coin, the token continues to grow along with the TON ecosystem.

The LAMBO TON token represents creativity, humor, and community spirit. If you plan to follow the LAMBO token price or buy the LAMBO coin, always check reliable blockchain explorers like DYOR.io first to get real data and make safe choices. A quick look at DYOR.io can help you stay protected and confident before investing in any token.

The world of decentralized finance (DeFi) is evolving fast — but few projects have managed to make crypto as accessible as EVAA Protocol, TON’s largest DeFi platform. Built directly inside Telegram, EVAA allows users to lend, borrow, and earn yield within the messaging app.

With over $1.4 billion in transactions and 300,000 wallets already connected, EVAA is not just a financial protocol — it’s the foundation of a new community-owned economy inside Telegram.

In this DYOR.io deep dive, we explore what EVAA is, how it works, who’s behind it, and why it’s shaping the future of DeFi on The Open Network (TON).

What Is EVAA Protocol?

EVAA Protocol is a decentralized lending and borrowing platform built on The Open Network (TON) and fully integrated into Telegram Mini Apps.

Unlike traditional DeFi projects that require browser extensions or external wallets, EVAA enables users to manage digital assets directly within Telegram — making DeFi simple, fast, and familiar for the app’s billion-plus users.

Through EVAA, anyone can:

• Deposit assets to earn passive yield
• Borrow tokens against collateralized holdings
• Participate in governance decisions via the $EVAA token

This model bridges the gap between social apps and blockchain finance, enabling users to access DeFi tools directly within Telegram.

In short: EVAA brings decentralized banking to your chat window.

From Hackathon Idea to Billion-Dollar Ecosystem

EVAA’s journey began at the 2023 Hack-a-TON x DoraHacks event. The project’s co-founder, Alexander Sudeykin, introduced one of TON’s earliest lending apps — with a vision to make DeFi accessible to everyone on Telegram.

What started as a hackathon prototype quickly scaled into TON’s largest DeFi protocol, processing $1.4 billion in transactions and connecting over 300,000 wallets within its first growth cycle.

The success proved a key point:

When DeFi meets the right user experience, adoption follows naturally.

What Telegram Gives EVAA

Most DeFi platforms still depend on complex dashboards and third-party wallets that intimidate new users. EVAA changed that by embedding the entire process inside Telegram — the app that people already use daily for messaging, business, and communities.

Through the EvaaAppBot, users can:

• Connect their TON wallet instantly
• Deposit crypto to earn yield
• Borrow stablecoins or assets
• Track balances and positions — all within Telegram’s familiar chat interface

This Telegram-native approach gives EVAA a massive advantage:

• It lowers barriers for mainstream users
• It creates a frictionless DeFi experience
• It merges social interactions with financial actions

No other blockchain has achieved this level of integration yet — and that’s why EVAA is being called the “liquidity layer for Telegram.”

The $EVAA Token: Powering A Community-Owned Protocol

At the center of EVAA’s ecosystem is its native token, EVAA coin, which transforms users from passive participants into active stakeholders.

The $EVAA token isn’t just for trading or staking — it’s a governance and ownership instrument that allows the community to shape EVAA’s direction.

1. Governance Rights

Holders of the $EVAA token have a direct say in the protocol’s evolution. They can take part in decisions that shape the platform — from adjusting lending limits and adding new collateral options to setting fee structures and allocating treasury funds for development.

All major updates are decided through transparent, on-chain community voting, ensuring the project’s direction reflects its users’ collective voice.

2. Revenue Sharing

Part of the fees collected by the protocol is allocated to a buyback and burn program. This mechanism gradually decreases the total number of $EVAA tokens in circulation, which can strengthen the token value and reward those who hold it long term.

3. Enhanced Yields

Community members who stake their $EVAA tokens or contribute liquidity to the platform can earn higher returns on their assets. This incentive model motivates active participation and helps grow the overall health of the EVAA ecosystem.

4. Fee Discounts

Active users holding $EVAA enjoy lower borrowing and liquidation fees, improving cost efficiency.

Together, these mechanics make the EVAA token function like shares in TON’s DeFi infrastructure, aligning user incentives with platform growth.

$EVAA Token Price and Where to Get It

As of today, the 2nd of November, the EVAA TON token price is $3,64. The EVAA Protocol token market capitalization is $ 121.59 M.

The token is available on several major exchanges, making it easy for global users to join the ecosystem:

• Binance Alpha
• MEXC
• STON.fi
• Gate.io

The token works on both the TON and BNB Chain networks, thanks to Symbiosis Finance, which handles the bridge between them. Cross-chain security is maintained by trusted validators, such as Binance Labs and P2P.org, allowing users to easily transfer tokens without worrying about complicated technical steps.

EVAA’s Future Plans: Building a Complete DeFi Experience

EVAA’s long-term goal goes far beyond simple lending and borrowing. The project is building a complete financial layer inside Telegram, where people can earn, borrow, and also use their crypto in everyday life.

What’s Next?

1. Card Payments

EVAA is working on launching crypto payment cards that will let users spend the income they earn from DeFi directly through regular payment systems — all without leaving Telegram. This update will connect on-chain profits to real-world spending.

2. Smarter Borrowing Options

The team also plans to introduce under-collateralized loans, which use Telegram’s social reputation features to assess trust. This means active or verified users could borrow funds with less collateral, making credit more flexible and efficient.

3. Better Yield Opportunities

EVAA is developing advanced yield tools, including automated yield loops and liquid staking options, to help users maximize the value of their assets while keeping capital usage efficient.

“Our goal is to make Telegram a place where earning, borrowing, and spending all happen seamlessly,”

says Vlad Kamyshov, CEO of EVAA.

This mission fits perfectly with TON’s broader vision — turning Web3 finance into something as easy and natural as sending a Telegram message.

The DAO Transition: From Project to Community Ownership

EVAA is moving toward full community control by becoming a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), managed through the AvatarTON Foundation.

This new structure means that decisions about the platform, including its growth, income use, and new features, are made collectively by the community, not just the founding team.

The EVAA DAO is built on four key principles:

• Transparency: Every proposal and vote happens directly on-chain for anyone to see.
• Participation: $EVAA token holders have the power to shape the platform’s direction.
• Sustainability: A portion of revenue is reinvested into the ecosystem through buybacks and community rewards.
• Innovation: Developers can suggest and build new tools or features under the EVAA framework.

With DAO governance now active, EVAA is transforming from a traditional startup into a self-sustaining financial system owned and operated by its users.

How To Get Started With EVAA

Getting started with EVAA is straightforward, even for beginners in DeFi.

1. Open Telegram and go to EvaaAppBot.
2. Connect your TON wallet (such as TON Space or Tonkeeper).
3. Deposit crypto assets to earn interest or use as collateral.
4. Borrow or lend directly from your Telegram chat.
5. Stake $EVAA to earn boosted rewards and participate in DAO voting.

That’s it — no extensions, no complicated signups.

For those exploring the TON ecosystem, EVAA is the easiest on-ramp into decentralized finance.

Risks and Things To Consider

Like any DeFi platform, EVAA carries certain risks that users should be aware of before participating. DYOR.io encourages everyone to do their own research before investing.

• Smart contract risk: Despite audits, vulnerabilities can still exist.
• Market volatility: TON and EVAA tokens can fluctuate significantly in value.
• Token unlocks: As more tokens enter circulation, price impact is possible.
• Regulatory risks: DeFi lending products may face evolving legal scrutiny.
• Social lending risks: Undercollateralized loans based on reputation are still experimental.

Always analyze data from multiple reliable sources, understand the mechanics, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.

Final Thoughts: DYOR Before You Dive In

EVAA Protocol is more than a DeFi app — it’s an experiment in decentralized, user-owned finance at scale. It combines the best of TON’s technology with Telegram’s massive reach to make crypto truly social and accessible.

However, as with all blockchain projects, research is key. Before investing, lending, or staking, always DYOR — Do Your Own Research.

In a world where online privacy and identity control are becoming essential, Chainsim takes the idea of digital ownership a step further. The project has partnered with a VPN provider to launch a special offer:

Every user who mints an NFT number on Chainsim will receive three months of VPN access for free.

This collaboration bridges two core Web3 principles: privacy and utility. Your NFT number isn’t just a collectible—it’s a working digital identity that now gives you access to VPN.

What Is Chainsim

Chainsim is a new generation of digital identity tools built on the TON blockchain. Instead of relying on traditional phone numbers or logins, Chainsim allows users to authenticate and connect across apps with anonymous NFT numbers.

• Each number is stored on the blockchain and acts as your secure, private identity.
• Seamless authentication across platforms without revealing personal information.
• No SIM cards, no centralized databases, just full control through your wallet.

Chainsim turns NFTs into something practical: a way to log in, protect your privacy, and interact with partner services securely.

What Is FlowerVPN

FlowerVPN is a service designed for those who value freedom and privacy online. It provides:

• Access to content without geo-restrictions (works beyond VPN limitations).
• Protection for your data and digital footprint.

Together, Chainsim and FlowerVPN created a bridge between on-chain identity and secure web access—a combination that brings privacy and independence into everyday use.

How to Claim Your 3-Month Free VPN

1. Connect the TON wallet at Chainsim.
2. Mint an NFT on Chainsim.
3. Copy your NFT number (available in your profile after minting)
4. Go to FlowerVPN (https://app.flowervpn.com/onboarding).
5. Log in using your NFT number and one-time password (OTP) from the “numbers” tab at the Chainsim dapp.
6. Your three-month VPN subscription activates automatically.

Why It Matters

Owning a Chainsim NFT isn’t just about joining a Web3 community; it’s about gaining real, functional value that improves how you live and work online.

This marks the beginning of a new phase, where your digital identity becomes the key to accessing services, maintaining privacy, and enjoying freedom.

What kind of an animal is $REDO? REDO is a dog. But not just any dog, it’s Telegram’s (un)official mascot, the Resistance Dog.

Origin Story of REDO Resistance Dog from Telegram

The term “Resistance Dogs” and the logo of REDO were conceptualised by none other than Telegram and TON founder, Pavel Durov. Back in 2018, in response to attempts by the Russian government to restrict local IP access to Telegram, peaceful protests began. These protests were led by Durov, through his conceptualisation of Resistance Dog, a meme that became the very face of the digital resistance movement against the Russian Government’s censorship. REDO was created as a meme homage to Durov’s creation, and is the leading memecoin on TON.

On January 9, 2024, $REDO token was launched, and shortly after burning the initial liquidity pool tokens and renouncing the contract, the original developer abandoned the project. However, a community of like-minded individuals, understanding the narrative of REDO meme Resistance Dog and its intricate ties to the very ethos of Telegram and TON, decided to take over and make REDO coin a community-run and owned token. The REDO community, also known as the Resistance, was formed, and the rest is history.

Led by the Resistance, REDO has already achieved huge success within the TON ecosystem. Having spent 0$ on marketing since the community takeover, REDO has competed in TON’s Open League for 4 seasons straight, and has placed top 5 in multiple seasons. REDO has established a strong presence within the TON ecosystem, with core team members actively participating in events like TON Society MeetUps, TOKEN2049, and MEMECON. REDO was also the first memecoin to be featured in a blog interview by the TON Foundation as part of the “TON Culture Kings” Series.

What’s the Hype About the Resistance Dog REDO Meme Coin?

The popularity of REDO dog stems from the close connection between its narrative and that of TON and Telegram. With access to existing infrastructure within Telegram itself, such as the original Resistance Dog sticker pack used by Durov in his messages, and small easter eggs within Telegram branding designs, the Resistance grew exponentially into the most vibrant token community on TON. As community sentiment grew, so did the traditional metric of success — price. REDO token was the first community-run memecoin on TON to hit 100 million market cap.

Inspiration from Durov

Durov’s ethos of resistance against digital censorship is the main source of inspiration for REDO, as it is for Telegram and TON. Durov believed that memes could overthrow repressive regimes, and REDO decided to embody this idea by promoting Durov’s belief through establishing itself as the leading memecoin on TON. So, we can say that REDO is more than just a token or a crypto project; it is a philosophy.

“In Community We Trust”

The Resistance believes that each member of the community, no matter the reach or holdings, is an equal owner of REDO dog. For REDO, its community is not just a group of disconnected people; it’s the collective foundation on which the Resistance is built, and it guides and leads REDO. This strong social connection has allowed REDO not only to survive, but also to organically thrive, and without any reserved supply or marketing funds.

REDO Dog’s Contribution to the Ecosystem and the Future

REDO consistently demonstrates its significance in the TON ecosystem, being the trailblazing memecoin that has paved the path for others. The project aims not only to “resist” through memes, but also to facilitate the mass adoption of TON through cultural influence and social activity. The adoption through memes, especially REDO dog, is evident by its impressive daily trading volume, surpassing most other TON native memecoins on a daily basis.

Resistance Dog REDO Price Data

As of October 2025, the REDO token price is $ 0.0502. The circulating supply is 100M tokens. REDO token has more than 25K holders. You can purchase $REDO on Ston.fi, BingX, LBank, SuperEx, and CoinEx.

Main Thoughts on REDO Meme

To conclude, REDO is not just another memecoin, but the embodiment of the power of a community, its cultural significance, and the collective pursuit of digital freedom. In a world where memecoins can appear and disappear daily, REDO proves that true value is created not just by code but by collective efforts and faith in a shared idea.

In the fast-moving world of Web3, the blockchain you build on can define your project’s success. Some blockchains focus on speed, others on security, and some on user experience. Three of the most talked-about networks right now are TON (The Open Network), Solana, and Polygon.

Each one brings its own advantages and limitations. TON stands out for its connection to Telegram, Solana for its speed, and Polygon for its link to Ethereum. But which one really wins when it comes to user experience, integration, and scalability? Let’s break it down in simple terms.

If you want to explore real-time TON network data while you read, visit DYOR.io — a fast, accurate TON explorer made for everyone from curious beginners to advanced Web3 users.

What Are TON, Solana, and Polygon? 💡

TON (The Open Network) was originally created by Telegram to bring blockchain directly into its messaging ecosystem. It’s now a decentralized network with its own native coin, Toncoin, and powers Telegram Mini Apps, NFT tools, and payment features.

Solana is a high-speed blockchain built for decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, and Web3 gaming. It’s known for being extremely fast and cheap to use, though sometimes unstable under heavy load.

Polygon is a scaling solution built on top of Ethereum. It helps Ethereum run faster and cheaper by processing transactions on sidechains or rollups, then linking back to the main Ethereum chain.

Each one tackles the same problem — scaling blockchain use to millions of people — but in very different ways.

User Experience (UX): Which One Feels Best for Users? 🎮

TON: Smooth and Simple Inside Telegram

TON’s biggest advantage is its native integration with Telegram. You don’t need to download extra wallets or apps; everything happens right inside Telegram. That makes it one of the easiest entry points into crypto for everyday users.

You can send and receive Toncoins through Telegram Wallet, play blockchain games, or use Web3 mini apps — all in a familiar chat interface.

✅ Pros:

• Seamless onboarding — no complicated setup.
• Easy crypto transfers between Telegram contacts.
• Ideal for non-crypto users who want to try Web3.

❌ Cons:

• Heavily tied to Telegram’s ecosystem — less useful outside of it.
• Still early in dApp variety compared to older networks.

Solana: Fast and Polished, but Needs Wallet Setup

Solana offers great speed and low fees, which helps apps feel fast and responsive. Its wallets, like Phantom and Solflare, have strong UX and are widely trusted.

✅ Pros:

• Apps load quickly; transactions are near-instant.
• Good wallet experience with polished UIs.
• Many gaming and DeFi apps available.

❌ Cons:

• You need to install and manage wallets manually.
• Network slowdowns or outages can interrupt UX.

Polygon: Familiar for Ethereum Users

Polygon feels comfortable if you’ve ever used Ethereum. You can connect the same wallets (like MetaMask) and interact with many of the same dApps, but with much lower fees.

✅ Pros:

• Familiar environment for Ethereum users.
• Works with existing Ethereum tools.
• Cheap transactions and reliable support.

❌ Cons:

• Bridging between Ethereum and Polygon can be confusing.
• Different Polygon chains (PoS, zkEVM, etc.) create some UX inconsistency.

If UX simplicity is your top priority, TON wins here thanks to its native Telegram flow. For developers and experienced crypto users, Solana and Polygon offer flexibility, but with more setup.

Integration: How Each Chain Connects to Apps 🧩

TON: Built Into Telegram

This is where TON truly shines. Telegram Mini Apps, bots, and wallets can all use TON under the hood. That means users can play, trade, and earn directly within chats — no separate apps or websites needed.

Developers can easily integrate payments and digital ownership directly into Telegram interfaces, opening a new kind of user experience.

✅ Highlights:

• Deep Telegram integration — instant access for 900M+ users.
• Perfect for social dApps, mini games, and chat-based tools.
• Crypto payments feel as easy as sending a message.

Solana: A Growing Web3 Ecosystem

Solana’s integration strength lies in its ecosystem — from DeFi to NFTs to Web3 gaming. It supports thousands of apps, and integrations with other tools are straightforward using Solana SDKs.

✅ Highlights:

• Huge ecosystem of wallets, oracles, and developer tools.
• Strong support for NFT and DeFi protocols.
• Fast APIs and developer libraries.

❌ Weak Points:

• Less integration with social or mobile apps outside crypto.
• Downtime issues have disrupted integrations in the past.

Polygon: The Ethereum Bridge

Polygon is tightly connected to Ethereum, which gives it instant compatibility with many major crypto apps. Developers can deploy smart contracts with minimal changes, and users can access Polygon apps through existing Ethereum wallets.

✅ Highlights:

• Near-complete compatibility with Ethereum’s ecosystem.
• Easy to integrate with existing DeFi or NFT projects.
• Flexible — supports PoS, zk rollups, and more.

❌ Weak Points:

• Reliant on bridges for full functionality.
• Some complexity around choosing the right Polygon solution.

When it comes to integrations, TON dominates social platforms, Solana rules performance-based dApps, and Polygon wins in Ethereum compatibility.

Scalability & Performance ⚙️

TON: Designed for Infinite Growth

TON uses a multi-chain architecture with dynamic sharding, meaning it can split into new subchains automatically as activity grows. This allows almost unlimited scalability.

💪 Advantages:

• Potential to handle 100,000+ transactions per second.
• Very low fees, even during peak activity.
• Fast confirmations for smooth user experience.

⚠️ Challenges:

• Still early in real-world stress testing.
• Developers need to optimize for sharding.

Solana: Super Fast but Occasionally Fragile

Solana’s technology stack (especially its Proof of History system) allows very high speeds — often tens of thousands of transactions per second. However, its high throughput comes with reliability trade-offs.

💪 Advantages:

• Incredibly fast and responsive apps.
• Ideal for real-time games and DeFi trading.

⚠️ Challenges:

• History of outages and network restarts.
• High validator requirements may reduce decentralization.

Polygon: Flexible Scaling

Polygon isn’t just one blockchain — it’s a family of scaling solutions for Ethereum, including PoS, zkEVM, and rollups. This flexibility means developers can choose the right balance between speed, cost, and security.

💪 Advantages:

• Mature PoS chain with wide adoption.
• zk-based rollups increase security and scalability.

⚠️ Challenges:

• Bridging delays and occasional congestion.
• Performance depends on which Polygon tech you use.

For raw scalability, TON and Solana are close — TON’s design promises long-term stability, while Solana already demonstrates high throughput. Polygon focuses on flexibility and compatibility rather than record-breaking speed.

Which One Wins? 🏆

Each network wins in its own way:

• TON wins for mass adoption and UX. It’s perfect for chat-based apps, games, and social experiences inside Telegram.
• Solana wins for speed and developer depth, great for complex DeFi apps or Web3 games that need instant responses.
• Polygon wins for compatibility and flexibility, letting Ethereum developers scale fast without starting from scratch.

If you want to explore how TON actually performs, from transactions to token stats, check DYOR.io — it’s your window into the TON blockchain. DYOR.io lets you monitor wallets, cryptocurrency prices, view network data, and research TON-based projects in real time.

Final Thoughts 💬

Choosing the right blockchain depends on your goals. TON is pushing Web3 into everyday communication, Solana is powering the next generation of decentralized apps, and Polygon is making Ethereum scalable for the masses.

The real winner might not be a single blockchain but the users who benefit from all three. TON is ideal if you want crypto built directly into your social life. Solana suits developers chasing performance. Polygon bridges the gap for those who love Ethereum but need lower fees.

Whichever you explore, always remember to Do Your Own Research — and for TON, the best place to start is DYOR.io. You’ll find live analytics, transaction tracking, and an easy way to understand what’s really happening on one of the fastest-growing blockchains in the world.

If you’ve been anywhere near the crypto world recently, you’ve probably noticed how quickly meme coins rise and fall. A single tweet, a viral post, or a hype-driven community can turn an unknown token into a rocket within hours. But here’s the truth: in meme trading, speed is everything. If you’re slow, you miss the pump. If you can’t analyze fast enough, you get stuck in a bad trade. That’s where x1000.finance by DeDust.io steps in.

X1000 is designed for people who enjoy the thrill of meme trading and seek the tools to discover, analyze, and trade more efficiently than the crowd. It’s not just another trading site. It’s a full ecosystem with bots, wallets, referral rewards, and simplified trading tools — all running on The Open Network (TON).

In this article, we’ll walk through what x1000.finance is, why it’s different, and how you can use its features to get an edge in the meme trenches.

Meet x1000.finance: Built for the Meme Coin Trading

At its core, x1000.finance is a meme trading platform designed to help traders catch opportunities as they happen. Unlike traditional exchanges, which focus on established tokens and detailed order books, x1000 is all about speed, simplicity, and hype-driven tokens.

The project was created for two main reasons:

1. To make meme trading easier and faster. Many meme coins appear, pump, and disappear in a matter of days. x1000 was built to help traders avoid wasting time switching between different apps for discovery, analysis, and execution. Everything happens in one place.
2. To support communities and influencers (KOLs). Meme coins grow because of communities. x1000 gives influencers tools like a Telegram scanning bot and referral rewards, so they can engage their groups and earn while promoting tokens.

Think of it as a toolbox for both traders and community leaders who want to thrive in the fast-paced world of meme tokens.

What Makes x1000.finance Stand Out

There are countless trading platforms out there, but x1000 brings some unique advantages that set it apart:

• All-in-one solution. Everything is shown in one place, and you don’t need to jump between the apps and websites.
• Instant analysis. The Telegram bot gives you token data in seconds.
• Simple and friendly. Even if you’re new to meme trading, the interface is designed to make buying and selling as easy as pressing a button.
• Non-custodial wallet system. You keep control of your funds. x1000 doesn’t take custody, meaning your assets stay safe in your own hands.

A Closer Look at x1000’s Tools and Features

The Telegram Scanning Bot: Your Instant Token Analyst

One of the coolest features of x1000 is the Telegram scanning bot (@x1000). Designed especially for influencers and community admins, this bot acts like your group’s instant analyst.

How it works:

• Add the bot to your Telegram group and give it admin rights.
• Drop a token contract address (CA) into the chat.
• The bot instantly replies with a clean chart, token metrics, and trading links.

The bot shows key data such as:

• Token ticker and holders.
• Token age and mentions across chats.
• Price, market cap, trading volume, and liquidity.
• All-time high market cap and drop percentage.
• Links to sites like DexScreener and GeckoTerminal.

Plus, it can tell you who first called the token in the chat and how much the price has changed since then, a fun feature for community bragging rights.

There are also interactive buttons:

• Chart (see detailed charts with timeframes).
• Leaderboard (rank token callers in your chat).
• 🔁 Refresh (update data).
• /h Holders (list of token holders).

This bot transforms Telegram groups into live trading hubs, making it easier for communities to discuss, analyze, and trade tokens together.

The Trading Wallet: Fast, Secure, and Non-Custodial

x1000 includes a special non-custodial trading wallet. The moment you connect your TON wallet to the platform, x1000 creates a dedicated wallet just for trading.

Why is this important?

• You stay in control. x1000 can’t access your funds.
• Streamlined trading. The wallet uses a one-time data signature that allows one-click trades without additional confirmations.
• Cross-chain deposits. You can bring in assets from not just TON but also Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Tron, Arbitrum, Base, SUI, and even HyperEVM. This is powered by the Houdini Bridge.

Deposits and withdrawals are simple:

• Deposit TON or bridged assets. They automatically convert to TON and appear in your balance.
• Withdraw anytime. Either to your connected wallet or another TON address.

This wallet is what makes the trading experience on x1000 smooth, fast, and user-friendly.

The Platform Hub: Tokens, Launches, Favorites, and Portfolio

x1000 isn’t just a wallet and a bot. The platform itself has a number of useful sections:

• Tokens page: Shows the latest launches and the most actively traded assets on TON.
• Launches page: Tracks tokens in their launch cycle: new, completing, or newly listed.
• Favorites page: Lets you bookmark tokens you find interesting.
• Portfolio page: Connect your wallet to view your assets, trades, and even track other TON wallets.

This setup makes x1000 more than just a trading tool — it’s a dashboard for meme trading on TON.

The Referral Program: Earn While You Trade and Share

The referral system is a big deal, especially for influencers and active traders. Here’s why:

• Users pay less with referral links. Fees drop from 0.6% to 0.5%.
• Referrers earn commissions. Influencers get a share of fees from trades done through their links.
• Dynamic attribution. The commission goes to the last referral link used, keeping things fair.

Tiers of the referral program:

• Level 1: Requires $300 trading volume. Referrers earn 0.10%.
• Level 2: Requires $30,000 trading volume (manual application). Earnings: 0.20%.
• Level 3: Requires $300,000 trading volume (manual application). Earnings: 0.35%.

This system ensures that both users and influencers benefit from trading activity, creating a win-win situation.

Rewards: Track Your Progress and Unlock More Earnings

The Rewards page helps you unlock and manage your referral progress. Once you’ve traded at least $300, you can generate your unique referral link. From there, you can:

• Track how much volume you’ve referred.
• See your accumulated rewards in real-time.
• Monitor your path toward higher referral tiers.

This gamifies trading, encouraging people to stay active and engaged on the platform.

Quick Buy: One-Click Access to Tokens

Finally, the Quick Buy feature makes meme trading even faster. Instead of going through a long swap process, you can preset an amount and buy tokens instantly from the Tokens page.

Steps are simple:

1. Enter the amount you want to spend.
2. Hit the buy button.
3. Adjust swap settings if needed.

This is perfect for meme trading, where sometimes seconds can mean the difference between buying low and buying too late.

Wrapping It Up: Why x1000 is the Future of Meme Trading

x1000.finance isn’t just another trading tool; it’s an ecosystem built for the world of meme coins, where speed and community matter more than anything. Whether you’re a trader chasing the next 100x token or an influencer leading a group of meme hunters, x1000 gives you the tools to stay ahead.

From its Telegram scanning bot and non-custodial trading wallet to its referral rewards system and quick buy option, every feature is designed with one thing in mind: making meme trading fast, fun, and profitable.

In the high-speed trenches of meme tokens, hesitation can cost you. With x1000.finance, you don’t just keep up — you take the lead.

In the fast-paced world of crypto, a new trend is taking over the airdrop and token distribution scene: “farming” right inside your favorite messaging app. With the rise of The Open Network (TON) and its seamless integration with Telegram, we’re seeing an explosion of projects that turn your chat history into a crypto portfolio. One of the most talked-about players in this space is the JetTon Farming Bot.

But before you dive in headfirst, it’s crucial to do your own research (DYOR). In this article, we’ll break down exactly what the JetTon bot is, how it works, and what you need to know to navigate this new frontier safely and smartly.

What is the JetTon Farming Bot?

At its core, the JetTon Farming Bot is a Telegram mini-app designed to introduce users to the JetTon ecosystem. You can find it under the official handle @JettonFarmingBot. Unlike many crypto projects that require you to download a separate app or navigate a complex web interface, the JetTon bot operates entirely within Telegram’s own web-based mini-app framework. This makes it incredibly easy to access—all you need is a Telegram account.

The bot is presented as an official part of the broader JetTon ecosystem, which includes JetTon Games, a crypto-centric gaming platform built on the TON blockchain. For users, the bot serves as a low-barrier-to-entry gateway. Its main purpose is to drive user acquisition and engagement by offering a way to “farm” $JETTON tokens, which are the native asset of the JetTon ecosystem.

How the “Farming” Works on JetTon

The user experience with the JetTon Farming Bot is designed to be simple and intuitive. Once you open the bot in Telegram, you authorize it and are immediately presented with a straightforward interface. According to catalog descriptions and community tutorials, the farming process involves:

• Daily claims and bonuses: The bot offers daily rewards, which users can claim with a simple tap. This is a common strategy used by many Telegram mini-apps to encourage consistent user engagement.
• Simple quests: You can accrue more in-app rewards by completing simple quests. While the exact tasks can vary, they often involve actions that help grow the ecosystem, such as joining official JetTon channels, inviting friends, or engaging with social media posts.
• Giveaways: The bot also promotes giveaways, offering users more chances to earn rewards.

In-app points you earn for completing different tasks can be converted to JetTon tokens. The bot is a tool for gamified engagement, rewarding users for their time and participation rather than for providing liquidity or complex on-chain actions. This makes it highly accessible for newcomers to the crypto space.

Built on the TON Blockchain: The Telegram Advantage

One of the most important aspects of the JetTon project is its foundation on the TON blockchain. This is not just a technical detail; it’s a strategic move. The TON blockchain was originally developed by Telegram’s team and has since evolved into a decentralized, community-driven project. This history gives it a unique and powerful advantage: seamless integration with Telegram’s massive user base.

The JetTon team, like other projects in the TON ecosystem, is leveraging this synergy to its benefit. By building a mini-app on TON, they gain access to hundreds of millions of potential users who can interact with the bot without ever leaving the Telegram app. This eliminates the friction of traditional app downloads and wallet setups, which can be major hurdles for mass adoption. The TON blockchain also provides the speed and low transaction fees necessary for the micro-transactions and reward distributions that are central to the farming bot’s model.

The JetTon asset, $JETTON, is tracked on major listings like DYOR.io, CoinMarketCap, and CoinGecko, which gives it a layer of legitimacy and transparency. The project’s presence on third-party TON app directories further solidifies its position as a key player in the Telegram-based crypto landscape.

The DYOR Checklist: Navigating the Risks

As a DYOR.io reader, you know that opportunity and risk often go hand-in-hand, especially in the crypto world. The JetTon Farming Bot is no exception. Here’s a checklist to help you do your own research and approach the bot with a critical eye:

• Verify official sources: The Telegram ecosystem is a hotbed for impersonators and phishing scams. Always, and we mean always, access the bot and related channels through official links. The research brief confirms that JetTon’s official Telegram hubs list the exact handle @JettonFarmingBot. This is your first and most important step to avoid falling victim to a scam.
• Understand the “free” model: The bot’s “farming” is based on a free-to-play model, but this doesn’t mean it comes without risk. The value of the rewards is tied to the price of the $JETTON token, which is subject to market volatility. There is no public whitepaper or audit specifically for the bot’s reward mechanism, so the exact rate of returns is not guaranteed. Be wary of any promises of fixed returns or guaranteed profits.
• Check tokenomics and utility: The value of the $JETTON token is critical to the farming bot’s rewards. Your research should focus on the token’s utility. How is it used within the JetTon Games ecosystem? Is there a burning mechanism or a staking function to reduce supply and support value? Look at its market listings, total supply, and token allocation to get a sense of its fundamentals.
• Security of your wallet: If you choose to connect a TON wallet to the mini-app, it’s a best practice to use a separate wallet with a small amount of funds dedicated to mini-app interactions. This can help protect your main assets from potential vulnerabilities, a general rule of thumb for any crypto activity.

Conclusion

The JetTon Farming Bot is a perfect example of a new wave of crypto projects that are harnessing the power of Telegram and TON to reach a massive audience. By turning token distribution into a simple, gamified experience, it’s making crypto accessible to a new generation of users.

However, its convenience should not blind you to the need for careful research. The keys to navigating this space are to verify all official sources, understand the underlying tokenomics, and approach the “farming” model with a clear understanding of its risks. By following these steps, you can participate in this exciting trend while staying true to the core principle of DYOR.

NFT phone numbers are a new way to own and use digital identities on the blockchain. Instead of relying on SIM cards or email accounts, these numbers exist as NFTs that you fully control in your crypto wallet. They make it possible to stay private online, log in to apps securely, and even use your number as a tool for communication and earning inside Web3 platforms. And Chainsim dApp can make your life easier if you want to get an NFT phone number on TON.

What is Chainsim?

Chainsim is a new Web3 project that creates anonymous NFT phone numbers on the TON blockchain. Unlike traditional SIM cards or email logins, Chainsim provides users with full control over their number, complete privacy, and the opportunity to monetize participation in the ecosystem. Chainsim has its own dApp that allows you to receive one-time passwords (OTPs) on your number and then use them on partner services for authentication. 

Future updates will enable direct communication between Chainsim numbers, making it a true app for secure messaging where the content is known solely to the sender and receiver.

What sets Chainsim apart from other NFT-based login systems is its open SDK. Any developer can integrate it into their service, making the technology accessible to both communities and builders.

How to Mint a Chainsim Number

The process of minting a Chainsim number takes less than a minute. A user simply connects their own TON wallet, clicks “Mint,” and receives a unique anonymous phone number in the form of an NFT. There are no SIM cards, no fiat transactions, and no additional data requests, only a smart contract and a blockchain wallet.

How to Earn with Chainsim dApp

Chainsim creates several ways to earn.

• A referral program allows participants to receive 1 TON for each invited user who mints a number.
• Rare and visually appealing numbers can be resold within the community.
• An ambassador program rewards active members who contribute to the project’s growth with bonuses and exclusive perks. 

Future Plans

The Chainsim team is preparing to expand the ecosystem with integrations into popular utility services, partner rewards for engaged users, and the launch of a fully on-chain authentication mechanism. Developers are invited to integrate Chainsim into their platforms through the open SDK.

Community

Chainsim is building a culture of privacy and freedom in Web3, where early participation is especially valuable. Project presented by a growing community of tech geeks and privacy supporters.

Useful links:

• DYOR.io: https://dyor.io/dapps/security-privacy/chainsim 
• dApp: https://app.chainsim.io/mint

Ever heard people talk about cryptocurrency and how volatile it is? They’re not wrong. The price of assets like Bitcoin and TON can shoot up one day and drop the next, making it tough to use them for everyday things like paying for groceries or a cup of coffee. This is where stablecoins come in to save the day!

So, what is a stablecoin exactly? Think of a stablecoin as a superhero in the crypto world. It’s a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stablecoin price, typically by tying its value to a real-world asset, such as the U.S. dollar, a commodity like gold, or even another cryptocurrency. The main goal? To give you the best of both worlds: the speed and low cost of crypto with the reliability of traditional money. The stable coin meaning is all in the name—it’s a coin that stays stable.

This stability is crucial because it addresses a significant problem. You wouldn’t want to use a currency to pay for something if its value could drop by 20% in the time it takes to complete the transaction, right? Stablecoins fix this by keeping their value consistent, making them a reliable tool for payments, trading, and storing value without the risk of sudden price crashes. They act as a digital bridge between the wild world of crypto and the familiar world of traditional finance.

Why Isn’t Bitcoin a Stablecoin? 🧐

“Is Bitcoin a stablecoin?”—This is a common question, and the answer is simple: Bitcoin’s value is not tied to any external asset. Its price is determined entirely by market forces—supply and demand. That’s what makes it so exciting and, at times, so nerve-wracking! One day, the Bitcoin price can be $50,000, and the next, it could be $45,000 or even higher. It’s a great long-term investment and a store of value, but it’s not practical for everyday transactions where price predictability is key.

In short, when you ask, “Is Bitcoin a stablecoin?”, the answer is a definitive no. Bitcoin is an independent, decentralized asset whose value is allowed to fluctuate freely, while a stablecoin is specifically designed to be predictable and reliable.

The Different Types of Stablecoins

Not all stablecoins are created equal. They use different methods to maintain their peg, and understanding these can help you decide which ones are right for you.

Fiat-Backed Stablecoins

These are the most common and simplest to understand. For every stablecoin issued, a company holds an equivalent amount of a traditional currency (like U.S. dollars) in a bank account. For example, if you have 100 USDT, the company behind it holds $100 in reserve. This 1:1 ratio is what gives it stability. They are the most popular type and are often audited to prove they have the reserves they claim.

Crypto-Backed Stablecoins

These are backed by other cryptocurrencies instead of fiat money. To deal with the volatility of crypto, they are “over-collateralized.” This means that to mint $100 worth of a stablecoin, you might need to deposit $150 worth of Ether. If the value of the collateral drops, the extra amount provides a buffer to keep the stablecoin’s value from falling. This makes them more decentralized but also more complex.

Algorithmic Stablecoins

This type of stablecoin is the most innovative and, at times, the most risky. They don’t rely on any reserves. Instead, they use smart contracts and algorithms to automatically adjust the supply of the stablecoin to maintain its peg. If the stablecoin price goes above $1, the algorithm creates more coins to bring the price down. If it falls below $1, it reduces the supply. While this model is decentralized, it has proven to be fragile and can de-peg during times of high market stress, which is something to be cautious about.

What are Stablecoins on TON? 🚀

Now that you’ve got the basics down, let’s talk about the exciting world of stablecoins on The Open Network, or TON. This network, with its connection to Telegram, is becoming a hub for fast and cheap transactions, and stablecoins are at the heart of this growth.

TON is a high-performance blockchain designed to handle millions of transactions per second, making it perfect for everyday payments. The integration with Telegram’s massive user base makes it incredibly accessible. So, when we talk about stablecoin on TON, we’re talking about a way to send digital dollars to anyone, anywhere, as easily as sending a text message.

The most notable stablecoin on TON is USDT, issued by Tether. The launch of USDT on the TON network has been a massive success, with its supply growing at an incredible rate. The reason? Zero fees for sending USDT through Telegram’s Wallet, instant transactions, and the ability to send money to your contacts without needing a complex wallet address. This is a game-changer for payments and remittances, especially for those in countries with volatile local currencies.

Stablecoin vs. Synthetic Dollar: What’s the Difference?

While both stablecoins and synthetic dollars aim to maintain a stable price, their underlying mechanisms are fundamentally different. 

A stablecoin is like a promise backed by something real, like money in a bank account. For example, for every Tether (USDT) coin that exists, a company holds one U.S. dollar. This makes it a straightforward way to maintain its value at $1.

A synthetic dollar is different. It doesn’t have a direct reserve of real money. Instead, it uses a smart trick with other cryptocurrencies to stay stable. For example, Ethena’s USDe uses a clever strategy: it holds one kind of crypto and, at the same time, makes a deal that bets against that same crypto. This way, if the value of the first crypto goes down, the value of its bet goes up, keeping its overall value steady.

The key difference is what’s behind the coin. A stablecoin is backed by a real asset in the real world, while a synthetic dollar is created and backed entirely within the world of crypto. This makes synthetic dollars more independent from traditional banks but also brings new risks, like what happens if the crypto tricks stop working.

The Stablecoin Landscape on TON

Current Stablecoins on TON

The TON ecosystem is dynamic and growing, and several stable assets are available or in the process of being fully integrated.

• Tether (USDT): By far the most popular and impactful stablecoin on TON. The launch of USDT on the network has been a massive success, with its supply growing at an incredible rate. The reason is simple: zero fees for sending USDT through Telegram’s Wallet, instant transactions, and the ability to send money to your contacts without needing a complex wallet address.
• USDC: As the second-largest stablecoin by market cap, USDC is a major player. While not natively issued on TON yet, it can be bridged to the network through various cross-chain protocols. This allows users to access its liquidity and reputation for strong regulatory compliance and transparency.
• DAI: As a decentralized, crypto-backed stablecoin, DAI offers a different approach to stability. It can also be transferred to TON, providing users with a censorship-resistant and community-governed alternative to fiat-backed stablecoins.
• Ethena USDe: This synthetic dollar is a key player and is already fully released on TON. Ethena partnered with the TON Foundation to bring its unique, yield-bearing asset to the network. This integration allows users on TON to access a crypto-native stablecoin that generates a yield from its unique hedging strategy, providing a new option for users looking for more than just a stable store of value.

Why are Stablecoins on TON Gaining Traction?

The popularity of stablecoins on TON, particularly USDT, comes down to a few key advantages:

• Speed and low fees: Traditional bank transfers can take days and have high fees. Stablecoins on TON enable near-instant, low-cost transactions, which is a significant advantage for individuals sending money across borders or making everyday payments.
• Accessibility: With Telegram’s massive user base, millions of people can now access a stable digital asset. This makes it a great entry point for those new to crypto, offering them a user-friendly and straightforward way to get started.
• Integration with the TON Ecosystem: The TON network is rapidly expanding with decentralized applications (dApps), games, and other services. Having a stable asset like USDT on the network makes it much easier to participate in these activities without the risk of price volatility.

Whether you’re a crypto veteran or just getting started, understanding the role of stablecoins is crucial. They are the bridge between the future of finance and the reliability we’re all used to. Stablecoins on TON are a perfect example of how this technology is being used to create real-world value for millions of people.

Not Pixel is a popular game that operates directly inside the Telegram app. It’s part of Telegram Mini-Apps (TMAs) that combine simple gaming with the world of cryptocurrency (Web3). The core idea is to let players earn rewards for their in-game actions, which can eventually be converted into a real cryptocurrency token. This approach is also called play-to-earn.

The game is highly accessible because you don’t need to download anything or set up a complex crypto wallet to start playing. This ease of use has helped it become a massive hit. In fact, Not Pixel holds the title of the most popular game on its network, with 5.6 thousand active addresses weekly, showing just how engaged its community is.

How to Play Not Pixel: The Simple Gameplay

The game’s design is straightforward and easy to understand. It centers on a single, shared digital canvas where players contribute to a massive piece of collective art.

The main objective is to paint pixels on this canvas. Here’s a breakdown of the core gameplay:

• Pixel painting: Players are given a specific color and can zoom in on the large grid to place pixels. Each pixel you place earns you in-game points (PX points).
• Earning PX points: Every action you take, primarily painting pixels, gives you PX points. These points are your in-game score and a record of your contribution to the game.
• Energy system: Placing a pixel costs “energy,” which recharges over time. This system encourages you to return to the game regularly but prevents you from playing endlessly in a single session.
• Upgrades: To improve your gameplay, you can use your earned PX points to buy upgrades. These include:
  • Paint reward: Increases the number of PX points you get for each pixel you paint.
  • Energy limit: Increases your total energy, allowing you to paint more pixels before needing to wait.
  • Recharge speed: Reduces the time it takes for your energy to regenerate.
• The Notpixel secret word: Beyond the standard gameplay, the game offers a “secret word” as a daily challenge. By finding the correct code—often hidden in clues or riddles—and entering it into the app, you can unlock special rewards. These rewards can be bonus PX points, in-game items, or other perks that help you progress faster.

The simplicity of Not Pixel is its strength. It provides an engaging loop that rewards consistent play and strategic use of upgrades.

How to Earn: From PX Points to the Notpixel Token

This is the most important part of the game for many players. Your PX points are not a real cryptocurrency. They are an internal score that qualifies you for a future reward: the official Notpixel token.

The process of converting your points into the real token happens during a special event called a “Token Generation Event” (TGE) or an “airdrop.” This event is a single, scheduled moment when the in-game currency becomes a real, tradeable asset on the blockchain.

• The Airdrop: To get your PX token, you must be an active player. The project team will announce a specific Notpixel listing date and time. They will take a “snapshot” of all player accounts at that moment to see how many PX points each person has.
• Conversion: Based on the number of points you have at the time of the snapshot, you will be able to claim a certain amount of the $PX token.
• Official announcements: It is crucial to follow the official social media channels of Not Pixel for all announcements related to the airdrop. This is the only way to get accurate information and avoid scams.

Once the conversion is complete, the Notpixel token will exist on the blockchain and can be traded on cryptocurrency exchanges.

The Notpixel Token Price & How to Buy It

After the airdrop, the $PX token will become a free-floating asset, and its value, or Notpixel token price, will be determined by the market. People can buy and sell it just like any other cryptocurrency.

If you didn’t earn enough points or want to buy more of the $PX token, you can do so on a cryptocurrency exchange. Since the game is built on the TON (The Open Network) blockchain, you’ll typically find it on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) that support this network.

Here’s a simple guide on how to buy the $PX token:

1. Get a TON Wallet: You need a crypto wallet that works with the TON blockchain, such as Tonkeeper.
2. Buy TON: Purchase TON, the native currency of the network, from a major exchange and send it to your wallet. You’ll need some of this to pay for transaction fees.
3. Find a DEX: Go to a TON-based decentralized exchange like STON.fi or DeDust.
4. Swap your TON for $PX: Connect your wallet to the exchange. Find the official $PX token and swap your TON for it. Always double-check the contract address to make sure you are buying the correct token.

The Notpixel price can be volatile, as with most new cryptocurrencies. It's important to do your own research and understand the risks involved before you buy. As for today, PX token price is $0.0411.

Your Path from Pixel Painter to Web3 Enthusiast

Not Pixel is more than just a game; it’s a prime example of how fun, simple experiences can be a gateway into the world of Web3. By engaging with this Telegram Mini-App, you are not just painting pixels—you’re participating in a growing digital economy.

The journey from earning in-game PX points to holding the Not Pixel token is a straightforward one, marked by key events like the airdrop. While the gameplay is easy to grasp, the true value comes from staying informed about the token’s development and market performance.

The Notpixel token price will fluctuate with market demand, and knowing when to convert your points or acquire tokens on a DEX is key. As this project continues to evolve, being connected to reliable, up-to-date data is essential.