First Force is set to launch a new Telegram Token collection inspired by the TAC community on June 17th, marking one of the biggest drops in the TON ecosystem.
According to a press release sent to Crypto.News, the first Forstoken Collection consists of 10,000 unique soulbound tokens or SBTs inspired by the TAC community. TAC is a blockchain designed for EVM DAPPS to access the TON (TON) and Telegram Ecosystem user base.
Each NFT is valued at 30 tons or about $100, respectively, depending on current market price. At the time of pressing, Tonne rose more than 4% in the last 24 hours of trading. The token reached a value of around $3.29.
Each token is permanently bound by the holder’s wallet and cannot be transferred or sold to other entities. This reflects the SBT’s notion of fixing digital identity in chains. Therefore, the project employs a limit of one mint per wallet across the board.
By retaining a unique SBT, holders are granted access to future community-driven experiences and opportunities.
TAC-inspired collection Sneak Peak is the first force set for debuting on Telegram | Source: First Force
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The SBT collection will be whitelisted on June 10th, with the first phase beginning on June 17th, with 2,000 mint slots being distributed. Meanwhile, the second phase will proceed on a first come first served basis. Traders will now be able to mint TAC-inspired tokens at GetGems, TON’s NFT marketplace, with 8,000 SBTs being available through public watchlists.
The artwork features Tacman, a robot-like identity that is widely used by the TAC community.
The TAC was built with the aim of making it easier for builders to deploy Ethereum Dup on the Ton Blockchain. Therefore, First Force dedicates its new collection to the protocol builders and early supporters who helped bring open innovation in Ethereum (ETH) to the heart of Telegram.
Last April, TAC announced a collaboration with Agglayer and launched a networking event held at Topgolf Dubai on April 30th. The event brought together industry leaders from both the EVM space and the Ton ecosystem.
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