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On April 30 post on Telegram, Broxus, a key contributor to The Open Network (TON) ecosystem, introduced TON Factory—a dedicated development and scalability hub crafted to meet the rising demand for high-throughput blockchain applications such as decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and immersive on-chain games. The announcement, shared via a Telegram post, emphasizes a modular design philosophy, offering pre-built components, streamlined integration tools, and direct access to expert guidance to help teams bring ambitious projects to life without building foundational infrastructure from scratch.
Built by a team of more than 150 experienced engineers, TON Factory strives to bridge the gap between prototype concepts and production-ready deployments. “For OGs already building on TON, TON Factory helps you scale further,” the launch statement declares, reflecting an ethos of community-driven support and continuous refinement. By pooling collective expertise, Broxus aims to reduce development overhead and accelerate time to market for both emerging startups and established blockchain studios.
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At the heart of TON Factory lies Broxus’ in-house Tycho protocol, which merges the Telegram Virtual Machine (TVM) with a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) consensus layer. This hybrid approach targets near-instant transaction finality and a throughput peak of approximately 35,000 transactions per second—metrics that position TON Factory as a formidable peer to leading layer-one and layer-two scaling solutions. Custom TVM chain deployments and bespoke scaling configurations further enhance its appeal to teams seeking tailored performance profiles.
The timing of this rollout coincides with a period of robust faith in TON. Toncoin, the network’s native cryptocurrency, hovered around $3.22, down a modest 1% over the previous day, underscoring healthy market dynamics amid broader crypto volatility. Moreover, a $400 million influx from venture capital firms in March 2025 signals growing investor conviction in Telegram’s blockchain vision and sets the stage for a new wave of decentralized innovation.