TON Foundation’s CEO said the project wants "to make crypto as easy and as simple as sending a text."

The move sets TON up to become the third-largest network in the RWA sector.

Durov has been released on bail while an investigation continues into the privacy-focused messaging platform’s use by criminals.

The new feature reflects the growing trend of integrating digital assets into mainstream platforms.

Telegram’s new privacy policy marks a significant departure from its previous stance on data sharing.

TON predicts the airdrops will distribute tokens to up to "hundreds of millions" of users.

Durov speaks out against being held responsible for Telegram users' actions.

Users soared to 34,000 from 9,000 after Pavel Durov was detained in France.

HMSTR will be distributed on Sept. 26.

Durov is accused of complicity in a slew of cybercrime stemming from his failure to enforce content moderation on Telegram.