Telegram investors agree to TON launch delay
Investors in messaging app Telegram have agreed to a plan that would delay the launch of their native token TON.
Investors in messaging app Telegram have agreed to a plan that would delay the launch of their native token TON.
The SEC has received confirmation that Telegram had been in contact with at least one crypto exchange in an effort to have Gram listed by the exchange.
Telegram was set to take on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in court this Thursday, but it now looks like it’s going to have to wait.
Telegram was recently orderd to bring to a halt its activity surrounding the TON (Telegram Open Network) and associated Gram cryptocurrency.
After the SEC obtained a restraining order against the launch of the TON network, Telegram is now asking its investors to consent to the extension of the deadline.
Telegram might use a small clause in their investment contract to hold onto as much investment money as possible.
The SEC is making plenty of news, with clearer rules for MSBs and an action to stop Telegram in its tracks.
Known as Masad Stealer, the malware receives commands from a Telegram bot. It replaces crypto addresses and steals sensitive data from its hosts.
Telegram’s Telegram Open Network (TON) has been able to push forward and should be full operational by the end of next month.
Messaging app Telegram has said it plans to launch its native Gram cryptocurrency token ahead of a looming deadline on October 31.
Telegram’s new security bot, provided by AmaZix, will scan for scams and ban them from the service.
Telegram has opened the testing of its Telegram Open Network blockchain to a limited number of developers across the world, according to local media reports.