The channel's current display name reads "Deleted Account [SCAM]," and the content behind that name matches the pattern the label suggests. Every post is a promotional update for a TON "cloud mining" bot that claims to pay out fixed daily rewards — the bio itself advertises "earn 300 TON every day" — for computing power the channel never shows or verifies beyond describing it as "transparent" and "traceable."
The recurring themes are the ones typical of this genre of mining scheme: repeated migrations to a "brand new bot" with reassurances that balances were "securely migrated," urgency messaging about mining equipment prices about to rise, a referral program offering a "top mining machine" for inviting 15 people, warnings that inactive accounts get their mining "suspended" unless you log back in, and vague appeals to "industry experts" agreeing the TON market has "potential for double-digit returns." None of these claims come with verifiable data — no on-chain proof of the mining operation, no named partners, no audited numbers, just recurring reassurance language.
Posting is sparse and irregular — roughly once every few weeks to a month, clustering around bot migrations or new promotional pushes — and there is no actual TON news or market analysis here despite the "TON News" category; every message serves the same mining bot.
Given the display name Telegram itself now shows for this account, the fixed-return promise with no disclosed mechanism, and the classic bot-migration and referral-pyramid pattern, this reads as a high-risk or outright fraudulent mining scheme rather than a legitimate TON project or news source. Anyone encountering it should treat the "earn 300 TON every day" claim as a red flag on its own, and should not deposit funds, TON, or personal data into the linked bot without independent verification that has nothing to do with what this channel itself says.