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This research by TON_Ventures shows that in order to develop a project on Ton, it’s not only important to have a good vision and community, but the product must also be user-friendly for Telegram users. This is a significant difference between Ton and other ecosystems. Chick Coop does care... show more

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What @ton_blockchain and @TON_Ventures can see in the video: - The loading time for Chick Coop is being optimized to the maximum, currently reduced to 2 seconds to enter the game. - Multiple exciting gameplay features are integrated while maintaining smooth performance. - Various games, applications, and different features will gradually be integrated into the SocialFi Gameverse while ensuring compatibility with all devices.

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@TON_Ventures Chickcoop is just next level 🔥

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