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Crypto wallet that began inside Telegram is launching as a standalone app

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A crypto wallet that originated within the Telegram messaging platform is moving out on its own. The standalone app will offer cryptocurrency trading, tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, and perpetual futures. These services are already accessible to users through Telegram. The report, published by CoinDesk, covers the wallet's transition to an independent app. Only limited details beyond the offered services were available in the source article.

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