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Durov and Memhash: Coincidence or Support? Several clues in Pavel’s latest post seem to point directly to
Memhash: the launch date, app search ranking, paid game model, and even the hashtag emoji at the end.
⚫️ A Proven Connection: Telegram’s CEO has previously supported Roxman’s projects — buying
@fabrika for 40K TON and handing over the username for Major. Their collaboration is a fact, not speculation.
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What is Memhash? Memhash is a mining simulator styled after real crypto mining.
However, unlike Bitcoin, mining here is
off-chain: no new blocks are created, and there’s no way to verify actual token mining.
On the upside, this makes it easier to attract a broader
web2 audience on Telegram.
Of course, bugs come with growth: recently, developers fixed an issue where different players could mine the same block—a scenario impossible in real mining.
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Mining in 2024? Why bother? Crypto remains appealing to the masses. Gamifying mining is a logical next step, especially in line with Telegram’s trends.
Durov hinted at new tools for games, even approving
web2 projects with Stars. But strangely,
@wallet and
TON Memelandia seem sidelined.
For new games, players might only need Fragment to buy Stars or a CEX to cash out post-airdrop.
What about the promised mass adoption? Has
web3 lost priority?
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Stars: The New Donation Trend Stars have become a seamless way to micro-transact. 5–100 ⭐️ for bonuses? Barely noticeable.
Now comes
Memhash, where mining without Stars is nearly pointless. Or
Tiny Verse by Major’s creator—a cosmic Tamagotchi where renaming costs tens of thousands of ⭐️
⚫️ The Machine Runs Smoothly, But Stay Cautious TON turns into Stars, Stars into dust. Brilliant, but keep an eye on your spending. Stars are spent effortlessly, without confirmations.
Think before diving into game donations. Some mechanics might be designed to increase your spending daily, making it harder to stop.
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