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# Telegram Mini App

## Overview

The **Mini App** offers a seamless and mobile-friendly way to engage with **Oriole Insights’** prediction markets directly via **Telegram**.\
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The **Mini App** serves as an easy and intuitive gateway to **Oriole Insights**. Whether you're a **new user** or an **experienced member**, you can predict market movements, earn rewards, and track progress - all within the familiar Telegram environment.

The Mini App keeps all your data - **predictions, ORI earnings, reputation, and accuracy -** synchronized with your web account for a seamless **cross-platform experience**.

Currently, the Mini App focuses on **UP/DOWN** market predictions, with future expansions planned for additional market types.

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### Mini App Key Features

* **5-day** UP/DOWN predictions on **250+** Crypto Projects (Coins/Tokens)
* The first **10,000 new users** receive **300 ORI** upon joining.
* All **predictions, earnings, and stats** synchronized with the web platform profile.
* Earn [**Insights**](/home/whitepaper/telegram-mini-app/how-to-earn-and-how-to-use-insights.md) through daily claims and social tasks and swap them into **ORI**.
* Invite **new predictors** via [Community Boost Program](/home/whitepaper/community-boost-program-earn-ori.md) and earn **ORI rewards** for their progress.


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