Bitget launches Telegram App Centre with over 600 mini-apps, providing access to airdrop opportunities and play-to-earn games directly from exchange accounts 🎮📱

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Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has launched a new feature – the Telegram App Centre, which brings together more than 600 Telegram mini-apps. This allows users to directly find airdrop opportunities, join communities, and play play-to-earn games through Bitget accounts.

The new mini-apps page offers a convenient interface for quick access to applications and participation in airdrops, opening unique opportunities for interaction with blockchain projects.

The integration of Telegram mini-apps on the Bitget platform facilitates the mass adoption of blockchain technology and simplifies access to new opportunities.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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