First Force is set to launch a new Telegram token collection inspired by the TAC community on June 17, marking one of the largest drops on the TON ecosystem.
According to a press release sent to crypto.news, the First Force token 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 TON each or approximately $100 according to current market prices. At press time, TON has gone up by more than 4% in the past 24 hours of trading. The token has managed to reach a value of around $3.29.
Each token is permanently bound to the holder’s wallet and cannot be transferred or sold to other entities. This reflects the SBT concept of anchoring one’s digital identity on-chain. Therefore, the project employs a limit of one mint per wallet across the board.
By holding a unique SBT, holders are granted access to future community-driven experiences and opportunities.
Whitelist registrations for the SBT collection opens on June 10, with the first phase starting on June 17, where 2,000 mint slots will be distributed. On the other hand, the second phase will proceed on a first-come, first-served basis. Traders will be able to mint the TAC-inspired token on TON’s NFT marketplace, Getgems, where 8,000 SBTs will be made available through a public watchlist.
The artwork features TACMAN, a robot-like identity used widely by the TAC community.
TAC was built with the aim of making it easier for builders to deploy Ethereum dApps on the TON blockchain. Therefore, First Force dedicates its new collection to builders and early supporters of the protocol whose efforts have helped to “bring Ethereum (ETH)’s open innovation to the heart of Telegram.”
Last April, TAC announced a collaboration with Agglayer to launch a networking event that took place in Topgolf Dubai on April 30. The event brought together industry leaders from both the EVM space and TON ecosystems.
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