💎 TON is distancing itself from The Open Platform

TON Core updated the main dns.ton.org page, and the interface got cleaner in a very specific way. Getgems integration was removed, including links for buying TON domains on the secondary market. Links for renewing domains through Keeper also disappeared.

🔝 What changed

⚫️ TON Core updated the dns.ton.org interface
⚫️ Getgems links were removed from the main flow
⚫️ Secondary-market domain purchase links disappeared
⚫️ Domain renewal links through Keeper were also removed
⚫️ The DNS page now looks less tied to The Open Platform products
⚫️ This comes while TON keeps reshuffling its public infrastructure around Telegram-native flows

🔝 Why it matters

⚫️ Getgems and Keeper were part of the old TON Foundation-era ecosystem center
⚫️ Removing them from dns.ton.org looks like more than just a UI cleanup
⚫️ TON Core may be moving toward a more neutral infrastructure layer
⚫️ For The Open Platform, this means fewer default positions inside official TON surfaces
⚫️ For users, the DNS product becomes less marketplace-driven and more protocol-facing

TON used to feel heavily wrapped around The Open Platform products. Now those links are quietly disappearing from official interfaces.

Not a loud breakup. More like TON slowly deleting shared photos from the front page.

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