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TELEGRAM FOUNDER PRAISES TON BLOCKCHAIN'S DECENTRALISATION Telegram Messenger founder Pavel Pavel Durov is back in action bull-posting about the TON 💎 L1 network. He just cited $TON's ~400 network validators, distributed across 6 continents' calling TON "one of the most decentralized blockchain networks on the planet". Durov recently announced...

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