Telegram

The bot

@TakoApp answers in Telegram’s rich messages: tables, collapsible details and buttons.

Command	What it does
/start	what Tako is, with buttons to stake and share
/pool	rate, yield, TVL, lending and insurance, the last validation round
/draws	next draw, prize, jackpot and recent winners
/watch <address>	a card for a wallet, and a message when it wins, a claim is paid, or a validator’s loan is funded or outbid
/me	your watched wallets, with buttons to stop

A wallet address sent in a private chat shows that wallet.

Inline cards

Type @TakoApp in any chat to share a live card without adding the bot:

• @TakoApp offers the pool, draws and an invite card;
• @TakoApp <address> shares a wallet’s card.

Cards carry buttons to open the app, so a shared card is also a way in.

Draws for a chat

Every chat can have its own prize draw. The vault address is derived from the chat id by the group factory:

const vault = await tako.groupVault(chatId);

• CreateGroup 0x592f3ca4 queryId:uint64 chatId:int64 to the factory, with at least 0.2 Gram, deploys it. Anyone may send it, and every sender gets the same vault, so a chat id cannot be squatted.
• The vault behaves like the main one: same rules, same randomness, same governor.
• A bot or mini app never needs a registry: it computes the address from the chat id.

Mini app

The app at tako.wtf is also the Telegram mini app. Opened from Telegram it adapts to the Telegram theme and layout.