TradingView has introduced a mini app within Telegram, allowing traders to track market trends, monitor price movements, and share charts directly through the messaging platform.
This new feature enhances accessibility, particularly for mobile users who rely on real-time data for trading decisions.
The integration provides a seamless way for users to stay updated on financial markets without leaving Telegram.
By embedding TradingView’s interactive charts and technical analysis tools, the mini app offers a compact yet powerful market tracking solution within the social media platform.
With just a few taps, traders can access key market indicators, customise charts, and analyse trends, all within Telegram’s interface.
The app also allows users to share snapshots of charts, including asset prices, with friends, trading groups, or social media followers.
A key element of this launch is its connection with the TON Blockchain, which enhances TradingView’s coverage of cryptocurrency markets.
This enables access to decentralised exchange (DEX) data from platforms such as StonFi and DeDust, broadening the range of market insights available within the mini app.
TradingView’s data in the Telegram app mirrors what is available on its main platform.
However, access to real-time data remains limited unless users subscribe to a paid plan.
By integrating its tools within Telegram, TradingView continues to expand its reach, offering traders a more efficient way to follow market trends and exchange insights while staying active on one of the world’s most popular messaging apps.
Telegram’s head, Pavel Durov, has shared the platform’s recent milestone of reaching 1 billion monthly active users.
Source: Pavel Durov’s X
The integration of TON as the exclusive payment method within the app has boosted demand for the token, enabling in-app purchases such as ads and premium subscriptions.
Durov also highlighted that TON's multiple use cases, combined with a broader market downturn, have contributed to its increasing value.
Additionally, The Open Network secured $400 million in funding from prominent venture capital firms, including Sequoia and Draper, to further strengthen its infrastructure and market position.
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