> ENS, one of the largest and most widely integrated naming protocols in the decentralized web, has added native support for TON ADNL contenthash in its official app.

> eth.limo, the leading gateways for decentralized ENS websites, has also implemented ADNL resolution, enabling ENS names to point directly to TON Sites.

> This is not a minor integration or another token listing on centralized exchange, or promoting a products.

Two of the most recognized infrastructures in the decentralized web are adopting TON’s native networking layer and exposing it to more than 1,6M names and +750 applications across Ethereum and its L2 ecosystem.

> This is a major milestone for TON’s decentralized web: external validation of ADNL, real interoperability between two ecosystems, and a concrete path for Ethereum users and applications to discover and access TON Sites.

> Yet it seems like the TON team considers a coordinated announcement with the officials Ethereum teams irrelevant.

I am having a very hard time understanding that decision.

10K Club is now on X.

TON is no longer a local story.
Telegram has become a global platform, and .ton domains are slowly turning into digital identities for the new internet.

We’re stepping beyond Telegram to share TON DNS, Web3, and the community that is building this future right now.

Follow us. This is just the beginning.

@club10k

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Your support is more important than ever!

Please vote and comment for adding TON DNS and TON Sites to Telegram profiles.

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Value begins where limitation appears.

These were never just numbers. And never just domains.
This is a tool that is only now beginning to reveal itself as part of a larger system.

Around 4-digit TON DNS, an ecosystem is gradually forming.
Services are emerging that help interpret it — but it’s important not to confuse cause and effect.
They don’t create interest — they appear where it already exists.
Where people begin to rethink ownership, access, and control.

At some point, this stops being a niche story.
When Getgems, webdom, and Marketapp start highlighting 10kClub as a separate segment,
it’s not about interface — it’s about concentration of attention.
And where attention goes, capital follows.

The nature of the asset itself is changing.
Through DAOLama, domains are already accepted as collateral.
Not just a collection, not an abstract idea —
but an asset that is starting to function within a system.

And none of this is happening in a vacuum.
Amid increasing restrictions, blocks, and unstable access to familiar services,
it becomes clear that the internet we’re used to is not permanent.
It can change, be limited, or shut down.

It is precisely in such moments that the value of what cannot be turned off becomes clear.
Where access belongs to you — not the platform.
Where a domain is not just an address, but an entry point into an environment
that doesn’t depend on someone else’s decision.

This is not about numbers. And not about hype.
This is about forming a new layer of the internet,
where domains become its foundation.

There are 6,420 4N domains left.
Since February, over 350,000 $TON has been spent on minting.
Supply is gradually tightening as understanding grows.

The question is no longer what this is.
The question is when you start taking it seriously.

“You may learn to be very orderly, acquire good manners, pass all examinations;
but to give primary importance to these superficial things while the whole structure of society is collapsing
is like polishing your nails while the house is on fire.”
— Jiddu Krishnamurti

@club10k

MWEB3GA

TON DNS Summer (Part 2)

Part 1 is here.

Why is this post on the channel about numbers included in the monthly column?

1. Both Collectible Numbers and numeric domains consist solely of digits. These domains have the potential to become luxury assets, as Collectible Numbers already are.

2. Both 4N domains and Collectible Numbers have their own masks and subcollections, which facilitates easy pricing and marketmaking.

3. The number of such domains is 10,000, which is 13.66 times less than the total supply of Collectible Numbers (136,566). The total market capitalization of Collectible Numbers is $2,250*136,566=$307,273,500. If domains have the same market capitalization, then dividing $307,273,500 by 10,000 yields a floor price of $30,727 for 4N domains in the medium to long term.

4. Minting 100 4N domains now is equivalent to minting approximately 100*13.66=1,366 Collectible Numbers in December 2022.

5. The mint price of a Collectible Number in December 2022 was approximately $18. The mint price of a 4N domain is approximately $130, which is $18 x 13.66/$130 = 1.89 times more profitable in dollar terms. In TON, this value equals 9 TON*13.66/100 TON = 1.23 times.

6. Rare 4N domain patterns act as a hedge and are protected from "domain inflation," similar to rare Collectible Numbers patterns in the event of their hypothetical new minting. There is only one domain in TON, 8888.ton. There is only one 8888.eth on the Ethereum network, just like there is one 8888.sol on the Solana network. And as you already know, mathematics is always ahead of emotions and subjectivity.

7. Collectible Numbers are a protective mechanism against TON price decreasing, as they retain their value in $, regardless of the TON price. Perhaps we'll see something similar with 4N domains.

8. There are 4N domains with the same digits as Collectible Numbers. We're confident that after integrating the TON wallet into Telegram, the owner of the number +888 8888 will want to link 8888.ton to his/her profile.

9. Telegram currently has over 1 billion users. That's over 1 billion/136,566=7,322 users per 1 Collectible Number. By 2028, TON cryptocurrency is expected to be used by 500 million people. That's 500 millions/10,000=50,000 4N domains per crypto user!

10. History is cyclical. Those who missed the opportunity to mint Collectibles Numbers for 9 TON in December 2022 or didn't believe in their potential can do so now in 4N domains; it's even more profitable in dollars and TON than it was back then. After the expected explosive growth of 4N domains, people who haven't yet owned Collectible Numbers will be able to transfer some of their profits to them.

11. In the future, it will likely be possible to lease your domains. In this case, 4N domains will be the most liquid on the market and will generate triple profits: growth of the domain itself in TON, growth of the TON price in USD, and passive income from the lease while you patiently hold the domain, similar to Collectible Numbers.

Number masks in 4N domains are described here. You can see available domains here. You can mint a domain here.

The official channel of the 10K club was recently launched. You can learn more on the @club10k channel.

Here you can learn more about WEB3 Academy and link your wallet to receive notifications from webdom.market, the most technologically advanced specialized TON DNS marketplace. Using the @FourNDNSGatebot bot, using the 4N domain or a gift from the Big Years Collection, First Website Model you can access the private Club 1991 chat, which already has over 170 members. Additionally, there are three other private chats with their own entry rules on the personal channel of the webdom founder, Domainer.

EVERYONE COULD! We'll come back to this phrase in a few years.

#roadto10k

TON DNS Summer (Part 1)

As we predicted, the hype around TON DNS has begun. The hype began with Four-Digit domains (hereinafter referred to as 4N domains). People are "burning" their 100 TON on the TON DNS smart contract and transferring this value to NFTs (similar to Banksy's work).

On February 13, the last domain from the Club 100 (0074.ton), was minted, on February 17, the thousandth domain (5755.ton), and on February 28, the last domain from the 1k Club (0863.ton).

The race is on, and people have already minted many beautiful numbers from various masks and special collections, although only 26% of the total supply has been minted.

On average, 117 4N domains are minted per day. At the current rate, 50% of the supply will be minted by March 22, 2026, 75% by April 12, 2026, and 100% by May 4, 2026.

Why 4N domains if there are already Telegram usernames?

1. Numbers are the international language of communication. They are simple and understandable for everyone around the world, unlike various alphabets (be it Latin, Cyrillic, Arabic, hieroglyphs, etc.).

2. There are 10^4 = 10,000 number combinations in 4N domains, compared to 26^4 = 456,976 combinations in alphabetical ones.

3. The price for the 4L username is fixed at $8,000. The price for the 4N domain on mint is approximately $130, which is 61.54 times cheaper!

4. Only domains can consist of numbers, while usernames must contain at least one letter. Therefore, 4N domains are beyond competition in the TON ecosystem.

5. The ability to associate attractive domain digits with a gift number. An example is here. There are dozens of different collections of gifts with identical numbers, but only one 4N domain can be associated with them!

6. The TON ecosystem will have thousands of AI agents, and they will need a short digital domain for convenience.

7. TON Browser and TON Messenger are being developed, with user login via TON DNS.

8. Repeating the success of ENS, this time in the form of a utility — a shell in Telegram (because TON DNS renewal costs pennies, compared to $160 per year for a 4-digit ENS).

Continuation

#roadto10k

Why domains are a must-have for meme-coin holders

Meme coins blow up the market, but most of them exist only in Telegram chats and on DEXs — no site, no identity, no long-term presence. If you want your meme coin to live longer than one pump, it needs a domain.

In Web 3.0, it’s not the loudest coins that survive — it’s the most recognizable ones. If you’re holding a meme coin, make sure its name lives in the blockchain, not only in memes.

Learn more about TON Sites, domains, and the TON ecosystem in our mini-app — WEB3 Portal


#DNS　

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How to analyze meme coins — what to look at, what to measure, and how to choose promising tokens

The crypto world keeps surprising us — and meme coins are a phenomenon of their own. Once considered a joke, today they deliver x10–x100, shape trends, and attract massive communities.

But success comes not to those who “just buy the meme,” but to those who know how to analyze. Below are the core criteria for analysis + an overview of key meme coins and investment strategies.

Just remember: this is a highly volatile instrument — the risk must be calculated in advance.

Jump into the forum — let’s discuss coins and the latest news


#SAFE　

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