🔝 What’s actually new in TON?

Gram Wallet is still not fully open. Durov promised a wider rollout “over the next couple of weeks”, but for now the main Telegram wallet story is still stuck somewhere between limited access and public launch. Meanwhile, the ecosystem is moving around it.

🔝 What changed
⚫️ Telegram registered a certificate for tonbridge.telegram.org
⚫️ TON Core released Nominator Pool 2.0 for jointly launching validators
⚫️ Telegram appeared in the TON Connect wallet list
⚫️ ActonScan launched as a new explorer for TON developers
⚫️ Anonymous +888 numbers on Fragment are sitting around 2,900 GRAM, roughly $3,813
⚫️ Gram Wallet is still the main missing public switch

🔝 Why it matters
⚫️ The wallet rollout may be delayed, but the surrounding infrastructure keeps getting assembled
⚫️ tonbridge.telegram.org looks like another Telegram-side piece of the TON puzzle
⚫️ Nominator Pool 2.0 makes validator participation more organized
⚫️ TON Connect support puts Telegram closer to normal dApp interaction flows
⚫️ ActonScan gives developers another tool for reading and debugging the ecosystem
⚫️ Fragment prices show that Telegram-native assets are still being treated as serious on-chain property

There is also the political timing. If Durov was waiting for the CLARITY Act to clear the U.S. crypto fog, that plan just got messier: the bill failed to reach the 60 votes needed to move forward.

So TON has updates, tools, certificates, wallets in lists and expensive anonymous numbers. What it still does not have is the big clean Gram Wallet rollout for everyone.

Classic Telegram: the infrastructure is moving, the clues are everywhere, and the button everyone wants is still just out of reach.

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