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$TON （Toncoin）can simply be described as "A Star Project's Rebirth with Twists and Turns". 1. Born of a Noble Family It was originally a blockchain project personally initiated by Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram (the globally popular encrypted communication software), in 2018, originally named TON (Telegram Open Network), which claimed to revolutionize cryptocurrency and decentralized applications. 2. Encountering Regulation, Biological Father Abandons Due to the U.S. SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) deeming its token sale as illegal fundraising, Telegram was forced to abandon the project in 2020 and compensate investors. 3. Community Takes Over, Renamed and Reborn However, the original project's development code was open source, so a community of passionate developers took over and renamed the project to "The Open Network", with the token called Toncoin. It can be likened to "the son changing adoptive fathers, but the bloodline remains". 4. Telegram's Covert Support Although legally unrelated, Telegram officially later showed clear support for the Ton ecosystem, treating it as the infrastructure for payments and Web3 within its ecosystem, akin to "the biological father may not acknowledge the son, but provides resources for support". Thus, Toncoin is that "star project that was cut down by regulation, revived by the community, and is now supported by its biological father's ecosystem"; it has a strong narrative and a unique background, and now primarily follows the development of Telegram's ecosystem.
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TON’s story can best be described as the dramatic revival of a once-promising star—tested by regulation, reshaped by the community, and strengthened by circumstance.
Launched in 2018, the project was originally envisioned by Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram. Known then as Telegram Open Network (TON), it aimed to build a next-generation blockchain capable of supporting mass adoption, fast payments, and decentralized applications, backed by Telegram’s global user base.
However, the journey took a sharp turn in 2020. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ruled that Telegram’s token sale violated securities laws. Facing regulatory pressure, Telegram officially stepped away from the project and returned funds to investors, bringing its direct involvement to an abrupt end.
What followed was not the end—but a rebirth. Since the code was open-source, an independent group of developers and supporters continued building the network. The project was rebranded as The Open Network, and its native token became Toncoin (TON). While the name and stewardship changed, the technical foundation and original vision lived on—like a legacy carried forward under new guardianship.
In later years, Telegram began openly embracing the TON ecosystem again—this time without formal ownership. TON has become deeply integrated into Telegram’s vision for in-app payments, Web3 services, and digital economies. Though not legally tied, Telegram’s ecosystem now acts as a powerful growth engine for TON.
Today, Toncoin stands as a rare example of a blockchain project that survived regulatory collapse, thrived through community leadership, and regained momentum through ecosystem alignment. Its future is closely linked with Telegram’s evolution, giving TON one of the strongest narratives in the crypto space.
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