Daily Crypto NewsEDITION #1067, 07 October

Presents, sir?

Today, back in 2008, the asteroid 2008 TC3 crashed in Sudan. 

There you go. You’re just living your life, and suddenly some random space rock falls from the sky. In crypto, we stand firmly for our stuff (bags) to fly upwards, not fall...

Now let’s get to the important stuff. We respect your time, after all, time is Moni.

What’s up?

Everyone’s talking about it: I’ve said for a while now that TON is the new VKontakte (Russian Facebook). Well, here we are.

Telegram has rolled out the ability to send gifts. You can buy them with stars. You can also add them to your profile to flex how popular and important you are in society (I did that, of course).

Later, Telegram will update so you can convert these gifts into NFTs on TON and trade them.

Yeah, some gifts are released in limited numbers, making them more valuable. In short, it’s intriguing—let’s keep an eye on it.

We think TON has a solid chance to make waves with tokenized NFTs. Just don’t rush them. We’re waiting for the launch of their trading platform for tokenized stickers (aka NFTs) and their attempt to ride the meme season wave later this year.

But we suggest not holding your breath. Instead, study projects both on and off TON. Don’t wait—just stay informed.

We’ll keep an eye on TON, and you guys can chill and read the channel, deal?

Other important news:

– Unisat has rolled out their roadmap for Q4 2024.

For those trading in the Bitcoin ecosystem or farming points in BOB Fusion with us — pay attention.

In short, they’re optimizing work with brc-20, runes, and CAT20 to make everything faster and less of a hassle.

It looks like the Bitcoin ecosystem has a bright future ahead. Install Unisat and explore it if you haven’t yet. It’s worth figuring out early. The BTC ecosystem might blow up, and you’ll want to be earning $$ instead of fumbling with wallets.

– The Asian community is starting to report that Oyster Labs’ phones (TON Phones) are being delivered to buyers.

TON made some solid gains in Asia, which is probably why it’s mostly Asians buying the phones. Well, Asia + CIS.

People are hopeful for an airdrop, but no one’s reviewing the phone yet. :)

We’re waiting for our own people who ordered. Stay tuned for updates.