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Plush Pepe #1330
GiftsTON

Plush Pepe #1330

Plush Pepes

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Model: BarcelonaBackdrop: Lemongrass

01 / 08 · Plush Pepe #1330 · Plush Pepes on TON

Public API snapshot538 NFTs · TON + SOLPrices as of Nov 5, 2026, 9:30 PM UTC · Prices change constantly.
Chains covered
TONETHSOL
Concepts explained
27
Safety checklists
6
Educational. No custody.
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01Telegram NFTs

Telegram-Native Collectibles on TON

Three kinds of items live inside one messaging app and its blockchain. They look similar in a profile. They behave very differently.

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Collectible Gifts

Gifts start as simple off-chain items. Upgrading gives each a unique model, background, symbol and serial number.

Rarity from
Background, symbol, model and serial number
Ownership
Off-chain by default; optional on-chain mint
Watch for
Off-chain gifts follow whoever controls the account

Lifecycle of a collectible gift

Select a stage. Notice where ownership moves from the app to a wallet.

A gift lands on your profile. It is recorded in the app, off-chain.

02Markets

A concept map of where collectibles trade

Not a list of places to buy. A map of interface types, so you recognize what you are looking at and what can go wrong there.

Key UI ideas
Auction timers / Trait filters for gifts / Profile-linked items
Fees concept
Marketplace fee plus a small network fee per action; some items carry a creator royalty.
Risk notes
Look-alike bots and clone sites copying familiar layouts.

What to look for

  • Reach the site from a bookmark, never from a DM
  • Confirm the item address matches the official collection
  • Read what you sign in your wallet, line by line

Categories are generic descriptions of interface types and do not describe or endorse any specific company.

03Public marketplace snapshot

The NFT Explorer

Explore 538 real collectibles from 18 collections. Read the attributes, compare listings, and verify records at the source — no wallet required.

Prices as of Nov 5, 2026, 9:30 PM UTC

Prices change constantly. This is a saved dataset, not a live price feed. Amounts retain the source currencies (Gram and SOL); price sorting groups currencies and sorts within each, without currency conversion. Unlisted items appear last.

1–48 of 538 matching items · 538 total

Up to 48 verified images per page. Cards with unavailable images are hidden and replaced with the next available items.

04Rarity and traits

Real collectibles. Real traits.

Compare five Plush Pepes from the dataset. Every image and trait shown comes from its source record. No trait frequencies or rarity scores are supplied, so none are invented here.

Trait rarity vs statistical rarity score

Trait rarity describes how frequently a value appears across a collection. Statistical scoring combines multiple traits, and methods differ between providers. Neither can be inferred reliably from this small snapshot.

The source lists model, backdrop and symbol values for these items, but not full-collection frequencies. These cards show only those real values, without generated tiers, percentage bars or scores.

Why floor price isn't the value of a rare trait

The floor is the lowest asking price in a collection, not an appraisal of every item. Demand for a particular trait can be different, and a high asking price does not mean a buyer exists.

Multiplying floor by supply does not tell you what a collection is worth, and multiplying a trait's rarity by the floor does not tell you what an item is worth.

Learning quiz: hypothetical scenarios

Question 1 of 3

A collection's floor is 10 TON. An item with a 0.5% background trait is listed at 42 TON. What does the floor tell you about that item?

05Guides

Step by step, chain by chain

Short, numbered walkthroughs. Each ends with the mistakes we see most often, so you can skip them.

Telegram-style gifts, explained

  1. 01

    Receive a gift

    A gift arrives on your profile. At this stage it lives inside the app's own database — off-chain.

  2. 02

    Decide whether to upgrade

    Upgrading turns a plain gift into a unique collectible with a random model, background, symbol and serial number.

  3. 03

    Read the traits

    Each trait has its own rarity. A rare background on a common model is still only partly rare.

  4. 04

    Choose to display or keep private

    You can show gifts on your profile. Displaying does not change ownership.

  5. 05

    Optional: move it on-chain

    Some gifts can be minted to the TON blockchain, after which a wallet holds them and normal NFT risks apply.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming an off-chain gift is protected like an on-chain asset
  • Paying a stranger to "upgrade" a gift for you
  • Confusing a low serial number with guaranteed value
Telegram-style gifts, explained7 min readCollectible usernames and anonymous numbers6 min read
06Safety Lab

Six ways people lose collectibles. None require hacking.

Each attack relies on you doing something. Learn the shape of each one and you can simply decline.

T-01High

Fake airdrop NFTs

How it looksAn unexpected NFT appears in your wallet with a link: "Claim your reward" or "Redeem at this site."

T-02High

Phishing "support" DMs

How it looksA friendly account messages you first, claims to be support or a moderator, and offers to fix a gift, username or wallet issue.

T-03Critical

Blind signing and malicious approvals

How it looksA site asks you to sign a message to "verify ownership" or "log in", and the wallet shows a long unreadable string or an approval for all items.

T-04High

Clone marketplace sites

How it looksA pixel-perfect copy of a familiar marketplace, reached from a search ad, a DM, or a slightly misspelled domain.

T-05Critical

Seed phrase requests

How it looksAny form, bot, or person asking for your 12 or 24 recovery words, however official it looks.

T-06Critical

Off-chain gift account takeover

How it looksSomeone asks for a login code "sent by mistake", or a link asks you to sign in to see a gift. Off-chain gifts go with whoever controls the account.

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07FAQ

Questions newcomers ask first

Straight answers. If something here contradicts what a stranger told you in a DM, trust this page.

They are gifts sent between profiles inside a messaging app. Once upgraded, each gets a unique combination of traits such as model, background, symbol and serial number. Before any optional on-chain step, they exist in the app's own records rather than on a blockchain.

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