Telegram may launch a new marketplace to allow users to transfer usernames via “NFT-like smart-contracts” founder Pavel Durov said in a message on the platform.
“Imagine how successful Telegram with its 700 million users could be if we put reserved @usernames, group and channel links for auction,(…). In addition to millions of catchy t.me addresses like @storm or @royal, all four-letter usernames could be made available for sale.”
Durov wrote
Durov is eyeing the TON blockchain, which he designed, to host decentralized sales, saying the Telegram team can “write bullet-proof smart contracts for TON” He cited the success of a recent auction TON conducted for domain and wallet names, including wallet.ton which sold for 215,250 Toncoin (about $260,000) and casino.ton for about $244,000.
“Let’s see if we can add a little bit of Web 3.0 to Telegram in the coming weeks,”
Durov said
In addition to t.me addresses like @storm or @royal, all four-letter usernames could be made available for sale, such as @bank, @club and @game.
Toncoin has increased more than 15% in 24 hours after receiving the information.
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