Telegram to launch non-custodial Gram wallet for over 1 billion users this summer
Telegram plans to embed a non-custodial Gram wallet into every client this summer, bringing zero-fee crypto transactions to over 1 billion users The post Telegram to launch non-custodial Gram wallet for over 1 billion us...
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Telegram plans to embed a non-custodial Gram wallet into every client this summer, bringing zero-fee crypto transactions to over 1 billion users
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