Pixelverse Crypto Gaming Could Break Telegram

[Altcoiner007]

In the past, lacking a powerful gaming PC with ample space and RAM would have hindered anyone from gaming. RAM size can heavily impact gaming performance, with enthusiasts typically requiring a minimum of 8GB for acceptable gaming performance, but often finding even better results with 12GB or more.

However, with the rise of crypto gaming and platforms like Telegram, the gaming landscape has been revolutionized. One example is Pixelverse, a Telegram-based game launching on the TON blockchain with a large community following. Instead of the challenge of slow or lagging computer, a single telegram community could not accommodate Pixelverse users. More than 20 TG groups reach its Max.

True, Pixelverse impressively utilizes Telegram and the secure TON infrastructure to provide a seamless and immersive gaming experience. However, I have concerns about the potential impact on the crypto market with a large community awaiting an airdrop of Pixelverse tokens which a number of exchanges like Bitget have announced listing

Is Telegram contributing to the mass adoption of crypto, or should we consider other perspectives on this matter?

[JeffBrad12]

Is Telegram contributing to the mass adoption of crypto, or should we consider other perspectives on this matter?

Yes it is; Telegram is contributing to the mass adoption of crypto. We can assume a few percents from the montly active tlegram



Source : https://telegram.org/faq

From the picture above, we can assume a few percents from the monthly active users of Telegram are crypto users. You still get millions as numbers of crypto users in telegram, and you can take the rest users in telegram as a potential room for crypto to growth.

It's strange if you still doubt how big Telegram's contribution is to crypto adoption. Moreover, telegram has been one of the most favourite crypto projects social apps. Telegram has been so popular among the crypto users even since a few years ago.

I remember when many projects used telegram to interact with their supporters. This was before Slack, then Discord boomed.

This occurred around 2015 - 2016.