A small green bird with a very loud face. No words involved — drawn by Egor Zhgun, Telegram's #1 sticker artist. Now flying on-chain.
The bird
Clean lines, soft shapes — a green body and a red breast. No speech bubbles, no props required. Robin works by a tilt of the head, a half-step back, and a stare that holds one second too long.
Minimal face, maximum feeling. That's why set #217 spread across Telegram faster than anyone planned.
Live stickers
The real Telegram stickers, running natively in the browser. No screenshots, no GIF compression.
flying
angry
love
gym time
batter up
yoda mode
The artist
If you've used Telegram, you've used his work. His sets are part of how the platform talks — clean, expressive, instantly recognizable.
Robin is set #217 — the one where the design got quiet and the expression got loud.
$ROBIN is a fan-made tribute — art and character rights belong to the artist.
Tokenomics
How $ROBIN is distributed — on-chain and verifiable.
Total supply. Fixed at launch, no minting, no surprise feathers landing later.
LP tokens sent to the Between. Nobody pulls them — not the team, not anyone.
Buy clean, sell clean. What you swap is what you hold — no toll on the delivery route.
No presale, no team bag hiding in a drawer. The community owns the float.
Fast, cheap, and built where the memes actually live. Trades natively on DeDust.
The token
Holding $ROBIN is just being on the delivery route.
Swap on DeDust — the primary DEX for $ROBIN on TON.
Buy on DeDust →EQA6bzaGz8jyWoqk272WrnJeeXXnT4X4x3o12MZ1Yk3Ee5YE
How to buy
Install Tonkeeper or use the Wallet built into Telegram.
Buy TON on an exchange and send it to your wallet address.
Hit the Buy button below and connect your wallet.
Swap TON for $ROBIN. Always double-check the contract address first.
The lore
There's a country between typing and sending. Grey, crowded, and you've been there. It opens when you finish a message and closes when you're finally brave.
Robin lives there. He's a courier — he carries the feelings that never made it into words. One flight per feeling. No returns.
217 feathers. One for each feeling he can carry. Some are worn transparent from use. Some are still grey — nobody has felt them yet.