Web3 Gaming Community Rallies Behind Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Following Arrest
Immediate Reactions from the Crypto Gaming Sector
News of Durov’s arrest quickly resonated through the corridors of the crypto world, particularly impacting developers and players of popular Telegram-based crypto games such as Hamster Kombat and Notcoin. These games, which have attracted a combined audience running into hundreds of millions, have been vocal in their support for Durov, emphasizing the theme that “Privacy is not a crime.”
“Charging for technology is the dumbest thing ever. Privacy is not a crime. Go Telegram. Now,” tweeted Notcoin’s official account, reflecting the sentiment prevalent among web3 advocates.
Hamster Kombat Introduces #FREEDUROV In-Game Card
Hamster Kombat, a leading game in the Telegram ecosystem with over 300 million players, introduced a “#FREEDUROV” card in its game. This move not only shows solidarity but also serves as a rallying cry within the gaming community against what they perceive as an infringement on digital rights and privacy.
The official account of The Open Network (TON), closely affiliated with Telegram, also expressed staunch support for Durov. “As a community committed to freedom of speech and decentralization, we stand firmly by Pavel during this challenging time,” TON tweeted, underscoring the broader implications of Durov’s arrest on the fight for a decentralized internet.
Global Voices Weigh In
“The arrest of Durov is an assault on the basic human rights of speech and association,” Snowden remarked, highlighting the global concern over the incident.
Broader Implications for Web3 and Privacy Advocates
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