With nearly one billion active users, Telegram is a powerhouse of communication and community. Its user base spans the globe, bringing together people with shared interests across cultures, industries, and digital spaces. Recently, a promising partnership with the TON blockchain (The Open Network) has opened new doors, positioning Telegram as a potential frontrunner in mainstream Web3 adoption. This integration could pave the way for a new era where decentralized apps (dApps) and blockchain capabilities sit comfortably alongside familiar group chats. For Telegram groups, this development could transform engagement, enabling them to become data-driven, monetizable hubs that foster both community interaction and financial growth.
However, the road to this vision is not without its challenges. Currently, most Telegram groups lack the tools and insights needed to scale effectively. Admins are often left guessing about group dynamics, engagement levels, and member needs. From a Web3 perspective, they also lack visibility into critical metrics …