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Plush Redo On October 10th, 2026, REDO gifts received an update. This is the first post about gifts. Unfortunately, Kate Smith didn't buy a single gift in 2024-2025 and missed the initial wave of hype. Initially, no one believed in them, and there wasn't a strong community like for 4N domains, so other people could point out their growth potential. 4N domains are a different matter. We've already described their potential here and here. Think for yourself and draw your own conclusions. Now, almost all the beautiful 4N domains have been minted. Therefore, we're switching to another promising asset with huge growth potential: Gift REDO (Resistance Dog). The gift symbolizes the idea of ​​Digital Resistance, personally conceived by Pavel Durov on April 16, 2018, amid the blocking of Telegram in Russia. As you know, history is cyclical. And nine years later, in 2026, Telegram is blocked again. And without a doubt, it will survive again. The idea of ​​Digital Resistance is coming to Web 3.0 as an idea that can be displayed on Telegram profiles, traded, gifted, exchanged, and so on. Plush Pepe is the first successful gift based on the popular Pepe meme. But despite its price, we believe it was a test drive before the launch of a truly iconic gift, the Telegram symbol. Over 12,500 REDO (62.5%) belong to one team, and this is most likely Telegram. What we see as the Telegram team's plans for this collection: 1. Create a surprisingly large supply for the gem: 20,000 units; 2. Buy out over 65% of the supply to control the price (90% is perfect); 3. Buy back from weak hands after the upgrade; 4. Overtake Cryptopunks in market cap. What could be the price of Redo, considering it's a symbol of the new narrative and Pavel Durov's desire to always be number one (TON is the blockchain with the highest TPS, the fastest transaction finalization, and the fastest NFT trading volume)? Let's take the most successful NFT collection in the world, CryptoPunks. There are only 10,000 of them. The minimum price is $80,035. The market cap is $800,347,259. There are only 20,000 REDOs. Let's say to overtake CryptoPunks, a market cap of $801,000,000 is needed. Dividing this by 20,000 units yields a floor price of $40,050, which is quite realistic for crypto. Over 2,000 REDO have already been burned; if 10,000 REDO remain, the minimum price will be $80,100. Why is this information listed on the channel which specializes on Collectible Numbers? Let's say you buy 1 REDO at an average price of $438 and sell it for $40,050. How many Collectible Numbers can you buy? Let's imagine a TON of $10 and a Floor Price of $5,000 (500 GRAM). By selling 1 REDO for $40,050, you can buy $40,050/$5,000 = 8.01 Collectible Numbers. The profit is 8.01 * $3,600/$438 = 65.84 times! That is, by using risk and time as leverage, you are more than 65 times more effective than if you simply bought the number for $3,600 now! This publication contains a referral link, by clicking which you thank the author for the information provided. P.S. Thanks to @rare for the clever ideas in preparing this post. #roadto10k #tondns

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Mass Authorization Code Requests For several days now, we've been receiving complaints from customers about someone trying to log into their accounts. This is most likely being done by AI, as manually sifting through 136,566 numbers is simply impossible. Please note that we do not have access to our clients' accounts and strongly recommend enabling two-factor authentication and protecting your account with an additional password, as well as linking an email address if possible. If you're the full owner of the Collectible Number as NFT, you can disable the ability to receive authorization codes by simply turning the slider to the left on fragment.com. Just keep in mind that doing so will prevent you from logging in to a new device without turning the slider back to its original position. If you use our services and are bothered by constant requests for authorization codes, please contact us, and we will disable the ability to send authorization requests. #attention

Is 10,000 GRAM price per Collectible Number possible? We previously mentioned that increasing the number of holders increases the number shortage. We also mentioned that we will eventually reach 70-80% Unique Owners. It was also noted that the value of holders of one number is very important. We also described the importance of increasing the number of holders, and especially holders of one number. Furthermore, we justified the possibility of 10,000 TON [subsequently — GRAM] per number between March 2030 and February 2040. Finally, we graphically displayed the growth in the number of holders and calculated the average daily increase in holders. When Unique Owners reach 70-80%, selling pressure decreases, as most numbers are in use and not auctioned. Therefore, when the next number is sold to an end user and effectively removed from circulation, supply will decrease, while demand for them will be enormous, making it much easier to push the price up, as there will be virtually no one to sell on to the next level. #roadto10k

Kate Smith's Return 🤩 July 20, 2026. A day that changed my life, both before and after. A day that made me rewind my entire life like a tape. A day that made me realize that nothing is more precious than human life and that of my loved ones. Thank you all for your help, support, and understanding. Luckily, everything worked out. I'm returning to full-time work and am already actively writing articles for the #roadto10k and #tondns columns. My assistant is now helping me with the rental process. We will try to cover as many working hours as possible. We apologize in advance for any delays. We continue to maintain the highest standards of our service. #attention

4N domains and the network effect In economics, a network effect (also called network externality or demand-side economies of scale) is the phenomenon by which the value or utility a user derives from a good or service depends on the number of users of compatible products. The more people know about domains, the more people they can tell about it, based on the type of phone network (example in the attached photo). Two telephones can make only one connection, five can make 10 connections, and twelve can make 66 connections. Metcalfe's Law states that the utility of a network is proportional to the square of the number of users on that network. This is why we need to increase the number of holders of 4N domains. When critical mass is reached, a bandwagon effect can occur. The more people own an asset, the more people want it. This is perfectly demonstrated by the success stories of Collectible Numbers and Telegram Gifts. This market is just emerging, and you can be the one who shapes it to reap the benefits in the future. So, share this information with your friends, learn, invest your spare money, and don't forget to support the suggestion (https://t.me/bugs?startapp=c-60981) with your likes and comments. The publication contains a referral link, by clicking on which you thank the author for the information provided. Everyone could! #roadto10k #tondns

Change in business hours Please note that business hours have been shifted forward by 5 hours to best accommodate all business hours across different time zones in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. If you contact us outside of business hours, we will respond as quickly as possible. ——— 营业时间变更 请注意，为了更好地配合欧洲、亚洲和美洲不同时区的营业时间，我们的营业时间已提前 5 小时。如果您在非营业时间联系我们，我们将尽快回复。 ——— 영업시간 변경 안내 유럽, 아시아, 미주 지역의 다양한 시간대를 고려하여 영업시간이 5시간 앞당겨졌습니다. 영업시간 외에 문의하시는 경우 최대한 빠른 시일 내에 답변드리겠습니다. #attention

Growth of Number Holders The attached image shows the growth of the total amount of number holders (blue graph) and holders of one number (red graph). After the initial mint, the number collection contained approximately 30,343 unique holders and 18,650 holders of one number; these figures now stand at 48,211 (+58.89%) and 33,767 (+81.06%), respectively. The number of unique holders is growing by 13.66 wallets per day, and the number of holders of one number is growing by 11.56 wallets per day. Thus, extrapolating from previous data, we can assume that, if the current daily growth rate continues, the number of unique holders will reach 70% of the entire collection (95,597 holders) around January 2036. This aligns with our thoughts and confirms our observations from a different perspective, described in this post. In the upcoming post, we'll summarize our thoughts and why we're targeting 70%, as this post already contains plenty of ideas for our clip-based thinking. And, of course, it's also important to meet our monthly post quota :) P.S. I already feel better. I will try my best to continue the column. #roadto10k

@katerent is on hospital now 💔. I’ll contact you when I recover. I won’t delete any active rentals until the rental ending. My assistant will help you from my account. Please ask for new payment addresses. Sorry for temporary inconveniences 🙏 #attention

Still don't believe the $30k for 4N TON DNS? The attached screenshot shows the sales history of 4-digit .com domains for the period March-May 2026. We quote one of the largest 4N holders @moroz: "Over the past two months, more than 25 4-digit .com domains have changed hands, with the lowest sale price being $5,900 and the highest being $128,888. 95% of these [domains] will never be used for websites; they are simply stores of value, especially among residents of mainland China." Source: t.me/c/3851513584/1/74415. Come join us in the 10k Club chat: @FourNDNSGatebot. There's a lot more interesting stuff there. P.S. Don't forget to support the suggestion (https://t.me/bugs?startapp=c-60981) with your likes and comments. UPD (August 14, 2026, 18:00 UTC): The publication contains a referral link, by clicking on which you thank the author for the information provided. #roadto10k #tondns