First Force storms Telegram with record-breaking TON NFT drop—because the world needed another JPEG gold rush

Move over, bored apes—there''s a new NFT sheriff in town. First Force just hijacked Telegram''s crypto infrastructure to launch one of the largest TON blockchain drops to date. No roadmap, no utility, just pure speculative frenzy wrapped in blockchain packaging.

TON''s scaling promises get real-world stress test

The Open Network''s ''gas-free'' claims face their first major trial by fire as degens flood the gateway. Early adopters report transaction speeds holding steady—for now. Remember kids: scalability only matters until the first 10,000 JPEGs hit the mempool.

Another day, another crypto land grab

While traditional finance struggles with SEC paperwork, Web3 pioneers keep finding creative ways to mint money from thin air. At least this time they''re using a messaging app instead of an energy-guzzling proof-of-work chain. Progress?

Whitelist registrations for the SBT collection opens on June 10, with the first phase starting on June 17, where 2,000 mint slots will be distributed. On the other hand, the second phase will proceed on a first-come, first-served basis. Traders will be able to mint the TAC-inspired token on TON’s NFT marketplace, Getgems, where 8,000 SBTs will be made available through a public watchlist.

The artwork features TACMAN, a robot-like identity used widely by the TAC community.

TAC was built with the aim of making it easier for builders to deploy ethereum dApps on the TON blockchain. Therefore, First Force dedicates its new collection to builders and early supporters of the protocol whose efforts have helped to “bring Ethereum (ETH)’s open innovation to the heart of Telegram.”

Last April, TAC announced a collaboration with Agglayer to launch a networking event that took place in Topgolf Dubai on April 30. The event brought together industry leaders from both the EVM space and TON ecosystems.