Telegram-Based P2E Tokens CATI, HMSTR, and NOT On Fire as TON Fees Collapses
Tech Telegram-Based P2E Tokens CATI, HMSTR, and NOT On Fire as TON Fees Collapses The post Telegram-Based P2E Tokens CATI, HMSTR, and NOT On Fire as TON Fees Collapses appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Just when Telegram-based Play-to-Earn (P2E) tokens looked completely written off, theyre suddenly back from the dead and moved fast. The trigger today? A sharp 6x drop in TON blockchain fees, now sitting near zero, per Pavel Durov CEO and founder of Telegram. That single shift flipped sentiment overnight, dragging the entire ecosystem along for the ride. TON Fee Cuts Spark Sudden Ecosystem Revival Well, on its ecosystem, lower fees didnt just improve usability but even they reignited speculation. TON token price itself surged roughly 40% intraday, instantly pulling attention back to a chain many had quietly ignored or acted to forgot. Now, this move shows that cheap transactions will mean more activity. More activity means more hype. And in crypto, thats often enough. P2E Tokens Ride TONs Explosive Momentum Wave But, the real fireworks was not only in TON today but showed up in the mini-app tokens running on its blockchain. Catizen (CATI) jumped 27%, Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) climbed 24%, and Notcoin (NOT) ripped 35% higher. These Telegram-based Play-to-Earn (P2E) tokens thrive on simplicity