BTC$650142.95%ETH$33872.78%BTC HALVING18 d:5 h:21 m:17 s✕English Portuguese Español24/7 CRYPTOCURRENCY NEWSBitcoinAltcoinEthereumBlockchainDeFiNFTRegulationStablecoinHBARXRPPress ReleaseSponsoredTrendingMARKETSPrice AnalysisLive PricesCrypto ConverterCrypto StocksHUGEwin CasinoClaim bonusCRYPTO GURUEducationCrypto ResourcesGlossaryBlogGAMBLECrypto CasinosEthereum CasinosLTC CasinosBitcoin Live CasinoCrypto SlotsBitcoin rouletteBitcoin BlackjackCrypto PokerBitcoin gambling sitesWEB3 INSIGHTSBest Crypto PresaleTop Meme CoinsBest Trading BotsBest Crypto ExchangeTop Crypto WalletsBest Web3 gamesTop Crypto Swapping SitesTop Crypto Loan PlatformsTop Telegram ChannelsCOLLECTIONWeb StoriesCryptocurrency ExchangesCrypto ReviewsInterviewsTopPodcastEventsCONTACTAbout CoinGapeContact UsCareersSubmit PRFOLLOW US ON: AdvertiseTRENDING TODAYBitcoin NewsCrypto vs US SECBinanceShiba InuDogecoinHome/News/Altcoin News/Toncoin (TON) Price Drops As Spain Bans TelegramToncoin (TON) Price Drops As Spain Bans TelegramTelegram services have been temporarily suspended in Spain after an order by the High Court. Toncoin (TON) price tumbles.By Varinder Singh10 hours ago Updated 9 hours agoSTORY HIGHLIGHTSSpain High Court ordered the temporary suspension of messaging app Telegram.Media companies including Atresmedia, EGEDA, Mediaset, and Telefonica complained against Telegram.Toncoin (TON) price fell 5% after the news.Telegram services have been temporarily suspended in Spain after an order by the High Court. The move comes after media companies in Spain complained that Telegram allowed users to upload media content without permission on the platform. As a result, Toncoin (TON) price tumbled from 5% within hours.Spain Court Announces Temporary Suspension of TelegramSpain High Court ordered the temporary suspension of messaging app Telegram in the country after complaints by media companies related to content distribution, reported Reuters on March 23.ADVERTISEMENTMedia companies including Atresmedia, EGEDA, Mediaset, and Telefonica claimed that Telegram was allowing users to upload their content without permission. Judge Santiago Pedraz nods to a temporary ban on Telegram services until the arguments are investigated.Telegram is the fourth most-used messaging service in Spain, according to competition watchdog CNMC. The company had more than 700 million monthly active users globally.After the recent court order, Spain has joined the exclusive club of countries that have blocked the messaging — North Korea, China, Iran, and Pakistan.$SCORP Pre-Sale Is Almost Sold OutFamous Casino Launches Token with Daily Staking Rewards – $5 Million Raised with 10,000 Participants!BUY $SCORPADAlso Read: Ripple XRP Case – SEC Submits Remedies-Related Brief, Here’s What AheadToncoin Price TumblesToncoin, a decentralized blockchain developed by Telegram, saw its native token price tumble after
