In a significant step to address concerns over Toncoin (TON) concentration, Pavel Durov, the creator of Telegram, revealed a strategy to maintain the decentralization and stability of the TON ecosystem. Following the recent surge in TON price, Durov took to his Telegram channel once again to allay fears raised by some community members regarding the messenger’s possible dominance in TON holdings.
In a significant step to address concerns over Toncoin (TON) concentration, Pavel Durov, the creator of Telegram, revealed a strategy to maintain the decentralization and stability of the TON ecosystem. Following the recent surge in TON price, Durov took to his Telegram channel once again to allay fears raised by some community members regarding the messenger’s possible dominance in TON holdings.
In his message, Durov assured the community that Telegram recognizes the importance of a decentralized ecosystem and is committed to ensuring fair distribution of TON. To achieve this, he announced plans to limit Telegram’s stake in Toncoin to approximately 10% of the total supply. This decision involves selling excess holdings to long-term investors at a discount rate, with a lock-up and vesting plan spanning one to four years.
Long term holding
Furthermore, Durov emphasized the importance of interacting with potential investors in a transparent and organized manner. To facilitate this process, Telegram has established a dedicated email address for large investors, those who are willing to invest $1 million or more, to express their interest in purchasing TON.
This proactive approach aims to increase the participation of long-term holders in the TON ecosystem, thereby promoting stability and reducing volatility. By blocking free-floating Toncoin, Telegram seeks to prevent any undue influence on the market while fostering a decentralized environment conducive to growth and innovation.
By addressing concerns about TON concentration and implementing measures to champion decentralization, Durov aims to instill confidence in the integrity and long-term viability of The Open Network ecosystem.
