This channel functions as a storefront for "Major Verification" — a paid, subscription-based checkmark badge for Telegram profiles, channels, groups, and bots, tied to the $MAJOR token ecosystem. It is not an editorial or news channel; every post here restates the same sales pitch in different languages, with near-identical Chinese, Russian, and English versions of the message appearing back to back, plus a short pricing-inquiry post pointing to @majorcheck.
The pitch itself is specific rather than vague. Buying the badge gets a holder access to a closed support group for resolving Telegram disputes, bans, or technical issues; the badge is presented as a pre-vetted quality mark, since applicants are reportedly reviewed before it is issued; an existing verification badge can be swapped for it on request; and it can be earned for free by holding enough $MAJOR tokens to sit in the platform's top-50 holder leaderboard. Sales happen through a short list of named channels and platforms — @major, @need, spend.tg — plus unnamed "certified agents," and current pricing is only available on request through @majorcheck rather than posted publicly.
With around 240,000 subscribers and a Cryptocurrencies category tag, this reads as the official or an affiliated announcement channel for the Major verification program rather than a general crypto news source: there is no market commentary, no project analysis, nothing outside the verification offer itself. That narrowness is the honest way to describe it — useful only to someone who already wants to buy or understand this specific badge system, and of no value to someone looking for broader crypto news, price discussion, or educational content.
Anyone considering the purchase should note that pricing is deliberately kept off-channel, available only by messaging a named account directly, which is common for paid Telegram services but leaves no public price to compare before reaching out. The repeated multilingual posting suggests the channel is aimed at an international buyer base rather than a single market.