VeVe launches Stickerverse on Telegram, bringing NFT stickers to nearly 1 billion users

The digital collectibles platform is betting that NFT stickers inside Telegram chats, powered by the TON blockchain, can onboard millions who have never touched a wallet.

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Add us on Google by Editorial Team Jun. 6, 2026

VeVe just made its biggest distribution bet yet. The digital collectibles company, known for its licensed Marvel and Disney drops, launched VeVe Stickerverse on June 4 as a Telegram-native NFT sticker platform built on the TON blockchain.

The first collection, called VeVenaut, goes live on June 6 at 10:00 AM PT with 1,969 editions spread across three rarity tiers. The play here is straightforward: meet people where they already are, inside a messaging app with nearly 1 billion monthly active users.

What Stickerverse actually does

Think of it as a collectible sticker album that lives inside your Telegram chats. Users can buy, collect, trade, and mint NFT stickers without ever leaving the messaging app. The platform operates through a Telegram bot at @veve_Stickerverse_bot, which VeVe unveiled during NFC Lisbon.

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Stickerverse supports both off-chain and on-chain functionality. Users can collect and use stickers inside Telegram without paying gas fees, keeping the experience frictionless for people who don’t know what “gas fees” even means. But for those who want actual blockchain ownership, the platform allows on-chain minting to TON for external trading.

The platform also introduces pack mechanics, an XP and leaderboard system for community progression, and a planned “Forge” mechanism. That last feature will let users burn collectibles to create scarcity.

Why Telegram and why now

VeVe isn’t arriving to a blank canvas here. Telegram has already demonstrated appetite for NFT stickers, with over 450,000 NFT stickers sold previously, generating more than $10.7 million in primary sales.

The TON blockchain already has over 50 million monthly active wallets. VeVe itself brings more than 8 years of experience in digital collectibles, a user base of 3 million people, and over 10 million digital comics and collectibles sold. Its brand partnerships span more than 200 intellectual properties, including Marvel, Disney, and Star Wars.

The company is operated by Orbis Technology Limited under the leadership of Jacob Elmon.

What this means for investors

The gamification elements, XP systems, leaderboards, and the upcoming Forge burn mechanic, are designed specifically to drive repeat engagement.

VeVe is entering beta, which means the product is still being refined. Scaling any platform to serve a potential audience of nearly a billion users involves technical challenges that beta testing may not fully surface. And while Telegram’s user base is enormous, converting messaging app users into NFT collectors has never been done at this scale.

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