About this App
Want your own corner of the internet where real visitors actually drop by? Web3Islands in Telegram is a live multiplayer city: every plot has an owner, neighbours and guests 🏘️.
It runs as a mini app on the TON blockchain and is tagged as GameFi, metaverse and social.
A house of your own on the map
According to the bot description, houses can be bought and sold between players for TON, USDT and Telegram Stars. You decorate a house with messages, stories and links, then watch real visitors walk through it.
Nearby plots are visible on the map, so you can drop in on other players, complete quests and meet people.
Leaderboards, a mayor and tap battles
- Leaderboards: players compete for places in the rankings.
- Mayor: the project listing mentions mayor elections in the city.
- PvP tap battles: multiplayer speed contests where you prove you are the fastest.
A house as a billboard
The project page says you can place links to your own Web3 project inside your house. That brings free traffic from guests wandering around the city.
It is handy if you run a small channel or game and need a first audience. Do not expect a flood of visitors though, because it depends on how active the city is.
Money and NFTs: what to understand
Digital land and NFTs carry no promise of rising prices. A house is worth what other players will pay, and you may not be able to resell it at the price you want.
Games with an internal economy can lose their audience. When players leave, the housing market dries up and it becomes hard to get TON or USDT back.
- Start with the smallest amount or with free quests.
- Before buying, look at what similar houses cost and whether anyone wants them.
- Pay only inside the app itself, never through private links from strangers.
- Never share your wallet seed phrase.
- Do not invest money whose loss would hurt.
Where to follow updates
The project has a news channel, a players chat and a support contact, all listed in the bot profile. Updates, events and rules usually appear there.
Ask about buying and selling rules in the public chat, but ignore private messages offering a quick deal. That is a common scam pattern.
Telegram's blockchain guidelines allow only TON-based tokens and NFTs inside mini apps, which is why projects like this build on it.
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