After choosing your bot name and username—which must end with “bot”—you will get a message containing your access token, and you’ll obviously need to save your access token and username ...

What you do need is a Telegram account and a bot token. You create the bot through Telegram’s BotFather, which guides you through naming it and provides the token you’ll need for authentication.

If you want to learn how to create a simple Telegram bot, without having any coding knowledge, then use BotFather. We show you how!

Cherry AI, a Telegram-based infrastructure provider for Web3 communities, on Wednesday announced the upcoming launch of its native token, CHERRY, scheduled for Aug. 14.