Quote from: LoyceMobile on Today at 02:35:25 PM

Quote from: coinfunda on Today at 02:31:05 PM

With the help of the said wallets you can easily send TON crypto to other users within the telegram app.

Why would I want that?
Sounds very nice for telegram scammers.

Without a doubt. It is enough to register "without a SIM card and log in using blockchain-powered anonymous numbers" -
https://telegram.org/blog/ultimate-privacy-topics-2-0.
And then you won’t find a single scammer.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 04:16:45 PM

According to my findings, BTC, USDT and Ton are supported. Is that true?.

Where did you find information about BTC and USDT?

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 04:16:45 PM

Quote from: coinfunda on Today at 02:31:05 PM

--> Remember: these wallets are custodial so keeping huge amount of fund is not recommended.

This is one of the worst wallets that are existing. People should totally avoid it.

Telegram has a huge customer base and I am sure that many will use this wallet. Do you think people will install a third party wallet when there is one already built into this app? Of course not. And those who are far from the topic of cryptocurrencies will definitely do this. They are simply not informed enough and will think that using "Telegram in-app wallet" is normal. But you and I know that this is not so.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 04:16:45 PM

The advice for not to hold high amount of coins on a wallet is about online versus offline wallets, that it is better to have low amount of coins on online wallet. For custodial wallets, they are not your keys, they are not recommended at all.

And how are you going to convey this information to telegram users? It seems to me that this battle is already lost.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 04:16:45 PM

For small amount of bitcoin on online wallets, you can use Electrum, Sparrow or Bluewallet.
For USDT, you can use Unstoppable wallet.

I will not also recommend it for their shit Ton.

Here on this forum, we all know about this, but millions of housewives who use telegram don't.

What else is interesting to me: how will SEC react to @wallet? I remember telegram had some problems with them.