Platho suddenly lost its scam labelThe author of .lipsed reconstructed the timeline of Pavel Durov’s conversation with the Platho developer. The strangest detail: Platho’s NFT collection had a “scam” label in TONviewer, and after a few messages in the chat with Durov, the label disappeared.
What changed
.lipsed published a reconstructed timeline of Durov’s communication with the Platho developer Platho is the TON-based encrypted messenger without a backend Its NFT collection reportedly had a “scam” label in TONviewer After several messages in the conversation with Durov, the label disappeared The timing immediately raised questions around who noticed it and how fast the issue was handled Platho is now being discussed as a possible candidate for future Telegram-side attention Why it matters This is not just about one label inside one explorer If the timeline is accurate, Platho may already be close enough to the Telegram orbit to get fast reactions The project fits the current TON narrative: private communication, no backend, TON infrastructure underneath It also fits the bigger Gram Wallet story, where Telegram needs real use cases that can create network load A future Durov post about TON activity would look much stronger with an actual app example, not just abstract blockchain metricsPlatho looked like another experimental TON app. Then Durov tested it, the domain rush started, and now even a TONviewer scam label has turned into part of the lore. If Gram Wallet needs showcase apps, Platho is starting to look less random by the day.
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