Major: Rating, NFTs and Numbers

Major started as a rating game: open it, see your place among other Telegram users and compare yourself with friends. Around that rating grew a gift marketplace, rentals of rare numbers and channel verification. Here is what is actually inside and where to be careful. ⭐

It all began with the rating

In its profile Major calls itself the legendary number one rating app. You can check your position and share it in one tap together with the current MAJOR to dollar rate.

For many people this is the main reason to open it: a simple competitive mechanic that spreads by forwarding to friends.

Renting +888 numbers

The most unusual part is NFT numbers. These are anonymous Telegram numbers in the +888 format that can be held as a digital asset. The owner can rent a number out, and smart contracts on the TON network handle the settlement.

• For owners. A number earns MAJOR token rewards while it is rented.
• For renters. You can get an anonymous number for a period without buying it.
• For everyone. Terms and prices are set in the deal itself, so read them before confirming.

Gift market and channel verification

The app includes a built-in market for NFT gifts, which can be bought and sold on the blockchain. Another section, Business Card, is meant to verify a channel or profile. Both features are paid or tied to the token, so check prices before paying.

The bot commands are simple: /invite opens the referral section, /profile shows your profile, /update refreshes your data, /support leads to help and /privacy shows the privacy policy. 🧭

What the MAJOR token is

MAJOR is a token on the TON blockchain. It is used inside the app and is also traded on crypto exchanges. You can receive it for activity, staking and referrals, then withdraw it or spend it in the app.

The price floats freely, so yesterday's reward can be worth noticeably less today. Do not count tokens as earnings until you have sold and withdrawn them.

Three rules for safe use

1. Connect a wallet only inside the app itself, never through links from private messages.
2. Never send a seed phrase or account access to anyone claiming to be support.
3. Do not put in more than you can afford to lose: tokens and NFTs can fall sharply in price.

The referral system deserves a sober look too. Inviting friends for bonuses is fine, but do not promise them income that may not exist. 🤝

Who it fits

People interested in gifts and NFT numbers in the Telegram ecosystem who are ready to learn how wallets work. Players who like a rating for the competition itself. Channel owners thinking about verification.

If crypto is completely new to you, practise with minimal amounts first and read up on how the TON blockchain works. You will spot a catch before it gets expensive.