MoonHub: events and airdrops

You want to attend a crypto event, but tickets are scattered across sites, and paying by card abroad is awkward. MoonHub gathers events and tickets in one Telegram app and adds rewards for activity. 🎟️

This mini app is tied to the Moongate ecosystem, a Web3 platform that applies blockchain and NFTs to event organization.

What is inside MoonHub

The app combines an events feed, a ticket shop and a small community. You launch it with the /miniapp command or through the button in the bot.

• Events. A feed of events from which you can pick a suitable one.
• Tickets. Buying inside the app. For payment, the platform supports the USDT stablecoin on the TON network and is developing payment in regular currency for people without a wallet.
• Socializing. Meeting people and discussions around events.
• Rewards. Points for actions that may count toward an airdrop.

Why a ticket as an NFT

The platform issues tickets as NFTs. Such a ticket is hard to forge, easy to check at the door and can be kept as a memento. Organizers use it to control entry and count attendees. 🎫

For you this means a ticket is tied to a wallet or an account. If you lose access to it, you lose the ticket, so keep a backup of your access.

How points and airdrops work

The idea is familiar: you complete tasks, buy tickets, share campaigns and invite friends, and the platform credits points. Later a share of tokens may be distributed according to points. See the project's documentation and the app for details, since campaign terms change.

Keep in mind that an airdrop is not guaranteed, and tokens may end up worth very little or nothing. Treat rewards as a pleasant bonus, not as income. ⚠️

What a stablecoin and the TON network are

A stablecoin such as USDT is pegged to the dollar, so its price does not swing like ordinary cryptocurrencies. That helps with purchases: the ticket amount does not change while you pay.

TON is a blockchain closely tied to Telegram. Transfers there are usually fast and fees are small, but check the fee in your wallet before sending. 💱

If you are new, first send a minimal amount and make sure it arrived. Only then pay for the main order.

What to check before paying

Money and crypto assets call for attention:

1. Make sure you opened the real bot through a link from the project's official sources.
2. Match the date, place and organizer of the event with its official page.
3. Learn the refund terms in case the event is canceled or moved.
4. Connect a wallet with a small balance and never reveal your seed phrase.

Getting started

Press /start, then launch the mini app and look through the events feed. If a ticket interests you, compare the price with the event's official page and choose a payment method.

Experiment first with small sums and tasks that need no transfers. Once you understand the system, it is easier to decide whether to go further.