Goodies 🍬 — Telegram Channel

Goodies runs the announcement feed for a Telegram-native collectibles project built around a character called Yum, minted and evolved through a companion bot and app rather than traded like a token. The mechanic, as laid out across these posts: a capped supply of 1,199 Yum is "forged" by burning Yum Potions and Jelly Cubes in a time-limited Workshop window (the Forge was open for seven days), progress is reported with running counts (827 of 1,199 forged as of August 19, rising to 931 forged with 672 separate Elements minted two days later), and separate blind-box items called Elements — Pink Horns (169 supply), Fire Orb (300 supply), Volt Bolt (500 supply) — are sold in 24-hour windows and determine how a Yum can evolve. Every evolution permanently burns a Yum, so the stated design goal is a shrinking, deflationary supply.

One longer post explains the reasoning directly: the team frames Yummies as an answer to Telegram's own Gifts feature, arguing that stickers carry cultural and everyday-use value that pure trait-and-rarity collectibles don't, and that letting holders vote with their burn/evolve decisions is meant to keep that culture rather than just ship one static collection.

A separate, gated layer sits on top: a "Teddie Private Club" restricted to holders of specific named collectible variants — Teddie Nakamoto, Teddie Ultimate, Teddie x Sappy, Baby Durov Gold and Holo, Diamond Hands, and several others — offering unspecified "Alpha" to whoever qualifies.

Several posts are bare price or countdown lines with no surrounding context — "1.47$", "Soon, 1.69 Then 6.9" — that only make sense to someone already tracking the project's floor price or token elsewhere; a first-time reader gets no explanation of what's being priced.

What works: the supply and progress numbers are specific and updated regularly, so anyone following the drop can track exactly where the mint and evolution mechanics stand, and the one explanatory post gives a genuine rationale for the design rather than pure hype.

What's missing: despite sitting in a cryptocurrency category, there's no market or price analysis here — this is promotional and operational messaging for one specific NFT-style project, and most posts assume the reader already uses the Goodies app and bot, since terms like Workshop, Forge, and Elements are never defined from scratch.

Best suited for people already holding or minting in the Goodies/Yummies ecosystem who want drop timing and supply updates. Not useful for newcomers wanting to understand the project cold, or for anyone looking for general crypto market content.