Mrsatoshik

7 steps are expected to improve $TON to make $TON great again, according to Pavel Durov:
> step 1 — $TON has become 10 times faster, and transaction times take less than 1 second;
> step 2 — transaction fees are planned to be reduced by 6 times;
> step 3 — ?
> step 4 — ?
> step 5 — ?
> step 6 — ?
> step 7 — ?
Will $TON become great again?
MTONGA!

⚡️ $TON just got faster, richer, and more complicated.
Here's what you need to know.
After today's update:
> $TON has switched to a new fast consensus protocol — Catchain 2.0.
What has changed:
> transaction speed is now instant — ~1 second;
> block production speed has increased by 5–6 times — validator rewards have also increased;
> $TON staking yield will reach 20–25% per year.
Inflation:
> $TON emission inflation will rise from ~0.6% to ~3.6% per year.
Burning:
> the $TON chain has a mechanism that burns 50% of the transaction fee paid;
> at the current chain activity level, the annual in

$TON is stuck.
Why?
Cause you're NOT saying it's literally coded to $10.
That's why.

Lol, Arkham is dropping support and removing $TON.
Is it because of low network activity on $TON…
or because they didn’t pay Arkham?

Fragment (top 8) is testing $USDT payments:
> it is currently noted that the tests are taking place on the $ETH chain.
I hope this is the beginning of a new phase for NFTs on $TON.

Tonkeeper wallet has decided not to limit itself to just $TON and plans to start supporting other chains.
$SOL, $BNB, $ETH ?

Coinmarket news about $TON:

Ah, an entire era on $TON is coming to an end:
> Bitget has announced the delisting of $BLUM

I hope this is a signal about the price of $TON from the future :)

Yo @star_okx, thanks for the follow, ser.
What you're cooking:
> OKX + WEB3 + X LAYER = that's straight fire.
What really got me though — the X Layer community:
> friendly, based, and solid.
Building through dips, staying strong.

The last memecoin season in crypto will happen on $TON.
We keep hearing this from major influencers:
> but why isn't it happening right now?
Because $TON lacks the memecoin culture you see on, say, $SOL or $BNB.
It exists, but not to the extent that drives the market.
On $TON, the narrative isn't the main factor for buying a memecoin. Here’s what users actually want from a memecoin:
> a doxxed developer;
> the dev must not sell;
> the dev must constantly buy;
> the dev must lock the supply or burn it;
> it must have utility;
> if the dev owns a coffee shop, a car dealership, or a bakery IRL —