Telegram Game ‘Major’ Opens Token Claim Ahead of Airdrop

The Telegram-based game Major has opened self-custody wallet connections, allowing eligible players to claim MAJOR tokens ahead of its distribution.

The tokens, built on The Open Network (TON) blockchain, will officially launch at 12pm UTC on November 30.

With a total supply of 100 million $MAJOR tokens, the airdrop targets players who completed in-app tasks and met specific eligibility requirements.

What is Major?

Major is a gaming and engagement platform integrated within Telegram.

Launched earlier this year, the game allows users to earn stars by playing games, networking, and completing various tasks. These stars can translate into blockchain rewards, including tokens. According to its developers, the platform has attracted over 30 million players globally since its debut.

The $MAJOR token is designed to be part of The Open Network (TON) ecosystem, offering players blockchain-based rewards that can be claimed via a connected wallet.

What else can we expect from Major? — Source: Major

What else we expect from the game?

Eligible players can now connect a self-custody TON wallet to receive their $MAJOR tokens.

Previously, the game only allowed claims through centralized exchanges like OKX and Bitget or Telegram’s native Wallet app. The new option offers more flexibility for players who prefer greater control over their assets.

The development team has announced plans to expand the Major ecosystem following the airdrop. Upcoming features include the launch of a gaming hub and the ability for players to mint in-game achievements as NFTs which are expected to influence rankings and potentially have functionality in other games.

The developers also announced that 1% of the token supply—equivalent to one million $MAJOR tokens—will be allocated to Telegram Co-founder Pavel Durov.