Telegram Mini Apps are ‘Trojan horse’ for mass blockchain adoption — TON investments director

Onboarding the next 500 million users will require simple apps with “actual usability,” TON’s Hyun told Cointelegraph.

That’s according to Justin Hyun, the director of investments at TON Foundation, who told Cointelegraph:

Telegram Mini Apps launched in 2020 as an open platform allowing Web3 businesses to deploy crypto-friendly apps directly within the Telegram messaging app. Bringing the next 500 million users on-chain will require simple initial use cases where users aren’t necessarily aware of the underlying blockchain interaction. Hyun says:

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