🙌 We’re open-sourcing OOIA. Since the marketplace is shutting down, we decided to take the next logical step — to leave behind everything that could be useful for other teams, developers, and projects in the ecosystem. We’ve open-sourced the repositories related to OOIA: the frontend, smart contracts, services, and other parts of the infrastructure that may be useful for those building products on TON. 👉 Repository links: Frontend: https://github.com/Ton-Raffles/ooia-front Backend / Services: https://github.com/Ton-Raffles/ooia-back Smart Contracts: https://github.com/Ton-Raffles/nft_sal

⚠️ OOIA Marketplace is closing We could talk for a long time about the product’s strengths and weaknesses, but right now, something else matters more: this chapter has come to an end. In some ways, we truly helped move the ecosystem forward. In some areas, we made bigger players think. Some updated their contracts after us, some reconsidered their approaches. And in some places, we did not manage to deliver — and that is also part of an honest conclusion. It was an exciting, difficult, and very intense experience. Not always as productive as we hoped, but definitely important for us and, ho

Introducing: P2P NFT Lending on TON 📈 While Telegram gifts continue to drive daily trading volume growth, it’s time to expand the utility of NFTs. 🤝 In P2P lending, users themselves act as both borrowers and lenders. The lender provides funds, while the borrower takes out a loan by putting up an NFT as collateral, with the obligation to repay under agreed terms. 💰 To borrow TON, go to the page of the NFT you want to use as collateral and list it for lending with your preferred terms. 🫴 To provide a loan, browse NFTs listed for lending and submit your offers. What does it give you? 💰 — Qui