Telegram held $400 million in digital assets and generated significant revenues from crypto-related activities in 2023, according to a Financial Times report. The company's financials revealed that nearly $148 million, or about 40% of its annual revenue, came from its integrated wallet and the sale of collectibles. Additionally, Telegram's CEO Pavel Durov faced legal challenges as he was indicted by a French court over allegations that Telegram's services facilitated illicit activities. The report also highlighted Telegram's involvement in the sale of Toncoin tokens before a price drop and its growing popularity for hosting crypto games.