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Pixel-art ape portrait in a gold frame, with an arrow to the same ape on a green access badge, showing NFTs gaining utility
Web 3May 24, 2026

NFTs Are Not Dead — They’re Just Changing: Inside the Shift to NFT 2.0

What NFT 2.0 means: how NFTs are shifting from speculative collectibles toward access, identity, and participation, with a look at TON and Telegram.

Tether coin and a green bank building linked by curved arrows over a dotted world map, contrasting stablecoins and CBDCs
Web 3May 17, 2026

Digital Dollars, Digital States: Are Stablecoins and CBDCs Competing — or Converging?

How stablecoins and CBDCs differ in issuer, goals, privacy, and reach, and why the two may end up serving different layers of digital finance.

Ethereum, TON, and Bitcoin coin icons over an orange price line chart with sharp spikes, for a Q1 2026 crypto market review
Web 3May 8, 2026

Q1 2026 in Crypto: What Actually Moved the Market

A review of what moved the crypto market in Q1 2026: macro pressure, falling spot volume, stablecoin shifts, derivatives, and the TON ecosystem.

Phone mockup of a t0ns app screen with an XP balance, onboarding tasks, and an education prompt, with green callout icons
ProductApril 26, 2026

How t0ns Plans to Connect Referrals, NFTs, and Learning

How t0ns is designed to link referrals, evolving NFTs, and in-app learning into one system in which each action is meant to add to a user’s progress.

Telegram app icon glowing at the center of green light rays and green user silhouettes, illustrating crypto adoption
TONApril 17, 2026

The Next 100M Users in Crypto: Where Will They Actually Come From?

Why the next 100 million crypto users are more likely to arrive through everyday apps like Telegram than through trading, and what lowers the barrier.

Green hand holding a phone with a mostly blank screen before falling binary code, Web3 hidden behind the interface
Web 3April 10, 2026

The End of “Crypto Native”: Why Future Users Won’t Know They’re Using Web3

Why the crypto native user model does not scale, and how invisible infrastructure and layered control could let people use Web3 without noticing it.

Green 3D Web3 letters on a dark grid breaking apart into particles, like a crypto product that feels temporary
Web 3April 5, 2026

Why Most Crypto Products Feel Temporary — and How to Build Something That Doesn’t

Why many crypto products feel temporary, how incentive-led growth and fragmented tools add to it, and how to build products people return to.

Phone showing a t0ns mini app design with an XP balance, ringed by labels such as swap, chat, payments and liquidity
Web 3March 31, 2026

From Interface to Infrastructure: When Products Stop Feeling Like Apps

How products move from interface to infrastructure as they fade into daily habits, and why DeFi needs less complexity to make the same transition.

Line drawing of a bank with an arrow toward two hands placing a glowing green key into a wallet, custody to self-custody
TONMarch 20, 2026

The Evolution of User Control in Web3: From Custody to Autonomy

How user control in Web3 moved from custodial exchanges to self-custody, DeFi and usable autonomy, and the responsibility that still comes with it.

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