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OUTA is an idle virtual pet game meticulously crafted by the renowned NFT IP Weirdo Ghost Gang team at ManesLAB, set to make its debut in the Ton/Telegram ecosystem.

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AKEDO Games a first-class game arcade on Telegram that lets you play, trade, and earn exclusive NFTs and rewards on TON.

The Akedo team is backed by TOP, a top-notch investor in TON, and has already contributed to game titles, including PUBG Mobile, LOL, AFK Arena, and Rise of Kingdoms. Akedog is their first Telegram game, going after hundreds of millions of clicker game fans on Telegram.

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Nomis is a multichain reputation protocol that assigns scores to crypto wallet addresses by consuming onchain data and using AI. The protocol has the widest distribution in the vertical thanks to the strategic partnership with TON and Telegram.

Impressive achievements by Nomis: 1.5M+ on-chain transactions, 5M+ Nomis Telegram Mini App users, 450k+ Twitter, and 50+ projects adopted Nomis Protocol, including Linea, QuickSwap, Wormhole, MemeFi, Symbiosis, and Radiant.

Having won 15 hackathons and received 7 grants before launching beta in 2023, Nomis is backed by Solana Foundation, AAVE, Polygon DAO, HBAR, 1inch, TON Foundation and others.

4EVERLAND is a Web3 cloud computing platform focused on the DePIN+AI track.

4EVERLAND bot is the Mini App build on Telegram and TON ecosystem to pre-warm 4EVERLAND TGE.

The first episodes of the drama, along with the launch of the $UTS copyright token, are set to go live at 12 PM UTC on December 6.

How long do you think it will take before people see the first AI-generated short dramas?

The first significant step toward ContentFi mass adoption on BNB Chain.

Their YuliGO Mini App is an IRL on-chain gamified commerce built on TON and powered by millions of users.

Even today, most companies attract consumers through discounts, promotions, and incentives, treating them as followers of financial carrots. Rarely is consumer behavior viewed as a resource capable of free movement and allocation. Consequently, the idea that consumers should have rights based on their behavior is largely ignored.

A similar dynamic exists in businesses built on two-sided networks, such as "creators and viewers" or "sellers and buyers". While network participants may understand their central role, they have yet to realize they can demand rights within these ecosystems.