EtherMail has announced that it will bring wallet-verified messages directly to Telegram. The feature will reach Telegram subscribers, as it also prepares to offer Read2Earn. With this tool, the Web3 platform will provide all Telegram subscribers with access to verified communication signed by wallets, within the convenience of a messaging app.
Telegram will offer direct access to the EtherMail secure wallet-linked inbox, bringing a new wave of potential users. The integration ensures that verified messages from projects, DAOs, and Telegram protocols are tokenized on-chain, with the project providing the added benefit of Read2Earn rewards paid out for engagement with the mails.
This will offer a new toolset for campaigns and reaching out to interested crypto natives. “Web3 communication has been fragmented for too long — projects send messages into the void, and users are left overwhelmed by irrelevant noise,” said Gerald Heydenreich, Founder and President of EtherMail. “Telegram is where the Web3 community lives — now it’s also where verified wallet communication happens. With this integration, we’re bringing trust, precision, and value together under one roof.”
EtherMail set to bring wallet-verified messages to Telegram users
EtherMail will also handle targeting and personalized messages, sending Read2Earn campaigns to verified wallet holders. The messages may be linked to governance votes, airdrops, or NFT mints. Messages and assets are fully synced within the EtherMail ecosystem. Before now, Telegram used only the TON wallet and the TON token as its go-to asset. EtherMail has said it will use its own app, and the EMT tokens will not be used within the wider Ethereum ecosystem.
Meanwhile, Telegram continues to carry a mix of crypto tokens, NFTs, and tokenized mini-apps, despite its reduced volumes. TON currently trades at around $2.08 and remains the main asset within the ecosystem. Users can also link their existing EtherMail wallet and Telegram account through the EtherMail desktop app, or create a new wallet with a mobile registration. The ecosystem connects regular Web2 usage with Web3 communication.
Each interaction in the mail will earn EMT tokens. The tokens have been live before, though their price is down to $0.001746. The tokens still serve their role as a Read2Earn asset, though they have fallen due to selling pressure. Until recently, Telegram communication and marketing were mostly informal, relying on groups and general user interest. EtherMail makes Web3 communication more secure, verified, and screened for scams.
EtherMail itself has tested its model with over 49M connected wallets and 2.7M verified users. The company grows the model of consensual marketing, allowing users to select promotional content. EtherMail is backed by Tim Draper, Draper Associates, and Greenfield Capital, raising over $7M in a mix of funding rounds and public token sales.
EtherMail integrates with Telegram for verified messages to users
EtherMail has announced that it will bring wallet-verified messages directly to Telegram. The feature will reach Telegram subscribers, as it also prepares to offer Read2Earn. With this tool, the Web3 platform will provide all Telegram subscribers with access to verified communication signed by wallets, within the convenience of a messaging app.
Telegram will offer direct access to the EtherMail secure wallet-linked inbox, bringing a new wave of potential users. The integration ensures that verified messages from projects, DAOs, and Telegram protocols are tokenized on-chain, with the project providing the added benefit of Read2Earn rewards paid out for engagement with the mails.
This will offer a new toolset for campaigns and reaching out to interested crypto natives. “Web3 communication has been fragmented for too long — projects send messages into the void, and users are left overwhelmed by irrelevant noise,” said Gerald Heydenreich, Founder and President of EtherMail. “Telegram is where the Web3 community lives — now it’s also where verified wallet communication happens. With this integration, we’re bringing trust, precision, and value together under one roof.”
EtherMail set to bring wallet-verified messages to Telegram users
EtherMail will also handle targeting and personalized messages, sending Read2Earn campaigns to verified wallet holders. The messages may be linked to governance votes, airdrops, or NFT mints. Messages and assets are fully synced within the EtherMail ecosystem. Before now, Telegram used only the TON wallet and the TON token as its go-to asset. EtherMail has said it will use its own app, and the EMT tokens will not be used within the wider Ethereum ecosystem.
Meanwhile, Telegram continues to carry a mix of crypto tokens, NFTs, and tokenized mini-apps, despite its reduced volumes. TON currently trades at around $2.08 and remains the main asset within the ecosystem. Users can also link their existing EtherMail wallet and Telegram account through the EtherMail desktop app, or create a new wallet with a mobile registration. The ecosystem connects regular Web2 usage with Web3 communication.
Each interaction in the mail will earn EMT tokens. The tokens have been live before, though their price is down to $0.001746. The tokens still serve their role as a Read2Earn asset, though they have fallen due to selling pressure. Until recently, Telegram communication and marketing were mostly informal, relying on groups and general user interest. EtherMail makes Web3 communication more secure, verified, and screened for scams.
EtherMail itself has tested its model with over 49M connected wallets and 2.7M verified users. The company grows the model of consensual marketing, allowing users to select promotional content. EtherMail is backed by Tim Draper, Draper Associates, and Greenfield Capital, raising over $7M in a mix of funding rounds and public token sales.
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