🚀 TAC Mainnet Goes Live: Bridging Ethereum DeFi to Telegram’s 1B+ Users in Game-Changing Move

DeFi just got a billion new potential users—whether it's ready or not.

When Telegram's army of crypto-curious users meets Ethereum's decentralized finance ecosystem, sparks will fly. The TAC Mainnet launch doesn't just connect two tech stacks—it smashes together two cultures.

Wall Street's still trying to figure out if DeFi is 'the future' or 'that thing we'll regulate into oblivion.' Meanwhile, TAC's cutting out the middleman entirely.

One billion Telegram users can now theoretically access lending protocols, DEXs, and yield farms without leaving their favorite messaging app. No bank accounts required, no KYC hurdles—just pure, uncut crypto speculation.

Will this finally be DeFi's mainstream moment? Or will gas fees and MEV bots scare off the normies? Either way, the suits won't see this disruption coming until their Bloomberg terminals start flashing red.

The launch includes immediate integration of multiple DeFi protocols such as Morpho, Curve, Bancor, Euler, ZeroLend, IPOR Fusion, and Market.win.

These applications will now be operational within the Telegram interface via TAC, a LINK to decentralized finance. The infrastructure aims to support both crypto-native and non-crypto-native users,

This direct connection between Ethereum protocols and Telegram users positions TAC as a conduit for expanded access and usability.

What is TAC Mainnet?

TAC Mainnet is a new blockchain designed to connect Ethereum DeFi applications with Telegram’s 1 billion+ users. It allows Ethereum-based apps to run directly within Telegram, giving both crypto and non-crypto users access to decentralized finance tools.

In short, TAC Mainnet is the bridge between Ethereum’s DeFi ecosystem and Telegram’s user base, bringing crypto utility to mainstream messaging.

According to the announcement the TAC Summoning campaign, organized alongside liquidity protocol Turtle Club, brought in over $800 million in total value locked (TVL).

This early liquidity aims to prevent the usual slow uptake that affects many new blockchain projects, giving the mainnet functional depth from the outset.

Structured Mainnet Deployment and Developer Integration

TAC’s mainnet rollout has taken place in two phases. The Developer Mainnet, launched in June, allowed developers to deploy and test applications ahead of the full public release.

This is followed by the Public Mainnet, now active, which allows Ethereum VIRTUAL Machine (EVM) developers to launch decentralized applications.

Security and scalability have been a main update through TAC’s integration with Babylon, which introduces Bitcoin staking.

The firm explains that further technical support has also been formed through partnerships with infrastructure firms including LayerZero, RedStone, Blockscout, Dune, and Thirdweb.

Wallet in Telegram Launches Multi-Asset Trading

Earlier this year, the wallet in Telegram announced a number of latest updates to its crypto wallet, introducing multi-asset trading and permanent earn options.

Updates include a dedicated Trade section, initially supporting assets like TON, BTC, and USDT, with more to follow.