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🧢 Curious where @durоv spends his GRAM? @DurovAlert now tracks all his wallets and posts every on-chain move.

Using Gram Wallet and want an address that actually looks good? 💎 Gram Vanity finds one right on your computer, so your key never leaves your hands. Going for something long? Rent a few GPUs on vast.ai and let them do the search.

💡 By the way, if you are NOT a developer, disabling Contract Calls in Filters will be great for you.

☁️ Now you can export any address's history to CSV. Click the cloud icon next to the calendar on an address page. The export also works with filters and date range you set. Available on desktop only.

💎 Gram Wallet is coming! We've polished the look of Telegram Wallet pages: gasless transactions sent from these wallets are now marked with a special icon. The messenger picks up the fee for them, and we love that!

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🛠 TON Tools. We regularly run into tasks like calculating staking yield or emulating transactions on TON, so we launched a new page with small helpers. Send a direct message to the channel if you'd like to suggest something or leave feedback.

💰 Transaction pages are now simpler. If needed, all the operation details developers require can be expanded in two clicks.

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📊 New Stats Page with useful data — more will be added soon. Thanks, Toncenter 👍 The Blocks and Validators pages have also been updated.

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🖼 Collection pages have become more informative and NFT pages is more useful now: you can instantly open any number or Telegram gift in the messenger.

👁 Added automatic spam filtering. Mainly targets mass airdrops of junk tokens whose only purpose is to clutter your wallet, as well as NSFW collections. We've also improved how contracts are displayed — for example, LP tokens, auctions and liquid staking.

😎 We're excited to introduce Tonscan 2.0 — the first version of our explorer was launched more than 4 years ago, and now it's time for big changes. Today we're presenting an update that touches almost every page. Along with the refreshed design, we've worked on speeding up page loading and more... Quick rundown: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5

📥 The yield of TON staking has increased to 20% APY — inflation has risen and now the blockchain issues 560,000 TON every day, which are distributed among validators and stakers. @StakeeBot allow you to stake from 1 TON and get the best APY with a ZERO FEE now. If you have idle TON — be sure to put them into staking, otherwise you just losing money. Special conditions for large stakers, contact us.

🤖Cocoon Network Topology Live Real-time network graph now visualizes the complete Cocoon infrastructure: - Root Contract - Central coordinator - 19 Active Proxies - Payment channel operators - 30+ Workers - GPU providers processing AI inference - 15+ Clients - Applications using the network Each node shows live on-chain data: balances, token earnings, and stake amounts. Click any proxy to drill down into its connected workers and clients. Explore it yourself: https://cocoon.doge.tg/analytics

🔒 Today, payouts are starting from the The Locker contract. To make this easier, we added a separate staking window that lets you transfer TON directly into staking without losing any yield. Enjoy.

Thanks to the @TONNotifyBot integration, you can now track any address and get instant notifications about new transactions directly in Telegram. 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5

Building on the previous update, we’ve added rich link previews — now you can check most important data of common actions (Transfers, DEX Swaps, Staking, etc.) without even opening the link. 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5

Since the transaction page is often used as proof of payment, we now hide all technical data by default and highlight only what matters most. 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5

Tracking specific actions on an address can be tricky, so we’ve added a new filter that lets you show or hide certain types of transactions. We recommend trying it out — disable Contract Call actions if you’re not a developer and don’t want to see some tech stuff. 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5