According to a recent LinkedIn post from Wallet in Telegram, the company’s TON Wallet has introduced BTC, ETH and USDT Vaults directly within the Telegram interface. The post suggests these Vaults provide access to advanced on-chain yield strategies in a self-custodial format, aiming to remove friction from using multiple wallets, bridges or DeFi applications.
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The LinkedIn post highlights that the Vaults are built on Morpho’s lending infrastructure and run on TAC, described as the TON ecosystem’s EVM execution layer, with strategy design and risk oversight attributed to Re7 Capital. Earlier this month, according to the post, wETH and cbBTC were brought to TON via TAC, and these assets plus USDT can now be deployed into structured strategies inside TON Wallet.
As shared in the post, Wallet in Telegram plans to enable seamless deposits of native BTC and ETH into TON Wallet, which will be automatically represented as cbBTC and wETH for cross-chain access to the TON ecosystem. For investors, this integration may indicate an effort to deepen TON’s role in multi-chain DeFi, potentially increasing user engagement, transaction volumes and fee-generating activity around the wallet.
The post also implies that leveraging a familiar Telegram interface could lower the barrier to entry for yield-bearing crypto products, which may support user growth in regions where Telegram is already entrenched. If adoption scales, Wallet in Telegram could strengthen its competitive position among consumer-facing wallets and interfaces, while Morpho, TAC and Re7 Capital may also benefit from higher protocol usage and liquidity flows tied to this deployment.