How are Fragment usernames and +888 numbers selling in 2026?

Steadily, with numbers rising faster. In October 2026, 3,824 usernames sold on Fragment for 3.37M TON and 1,994 +888 numbers for 6.09M TON. The median number sale rose from 1,370 TON in November 2025 to 2,590 TON in October 2026, while the median username sale held near 120 TON.

Last updated 14 November 2026 · By Sales Tracker · 5 min read

Fragment is Telegram's marketplace for collectible usernames and anonymous +888 numbers. Sales Tracker records every sale and publishes a monthly report for each: usernames and +888 numbers. This guide puts the last 13 months side by side, as of 14 November 2026.

How many usernames and numbers sell each month?

Usernames sell about twice as often as numbers, but numbers bring more volume. In October 2026 usernames did 3,824 sales for 3.37M TON and numbers 1,994 sales for 6.09M TON.

November 2025 stands out for numbers, with 4,168 sales at the lowest median of the year. Lower prices drew more buyers; as the median rose through 2026, monthly sales settled around 2,000. Username sales fell from about 4,500 a month in early 2026 to about 3,800 by the autumn, while their volume held near 3.5M TON.

Calendar months in UTC. Username figures count sales of 100 TON or more. November 2026 is month to date, as of 14 November 2026. Source: Sales Tracker (salestracker.tg).

How have median prices changed?

The median +888 number sale rose 89% in 12 months, while the median username sale stayed between 104 and 138 TON. Four letter names, a market of their own, held between 5,000 and 6,800 TON.

Medians of sales in each calendar month, as of 14 November 2026.

What were the biggest sales of the last 30 days?

@satan at 700,000 TON on 10 November 2026 was the largest username sale. Among numbers, short 7 digit numbers led as usual: two sold in October 2026, the higher for 262,268 TON.

Every month's top 10 for each market is in its report: usernames and +888 numbers.

Why do the two markets move differently?

Numbers are close to a commodity, usernames are not. Most standard +888 numbers are worth about the same, so demand moves the whole price level; most usernames sell near the floor while a few words sell for fortunes.

That shows in the medians. When more people want a private Telegram number, every standard number gets dearer, and the median climbs month after month as it did through 2026. The floor is set mostly by holders deciding to sell, so when fewer list, the cheapest number climbs.

Usernames behave like two markets. Names of 5 letters or more with no special meaning trade near the 100 TON line, where most of the monthly sales happen, and their median barely moves. Four letter names and real words are a separate, thinner market where single sales of 100,000 TON or more swing a month's volume. February 2026 is the clearest case: one sale, @danbao, was a quarter of that month's username volume.

So for a trend, read the number median and the 4 letter median, not total username volume. For a single name, read its own sales and its length floor on the username value checker.

How big are the username and number markets?

By recorded sales, numbers are the larger market: 135.5M TON across 366,743 sales, against 113.9M TON across 667,384 username sales, as of 14 November 2026.

Username sales on record include first auctions of fresh names for a few TON each, which is why their count is high. Counting only sales of 100 TON or more, there are 63,009 username sales worth 107.2M TON. Live sizes of all three Telegram asset classes, gifts included, are on the market size page.

As of 14 November 2026. Source: Sales Tracker (salestracker.tg).

Where do these figures come from?

From Sales Tracker's own records of completed sales on Fragment and the TON chain, read around the clock. Listings do not count as sales.

Usernames are read from Fragment's sold lists and each name's page, and from Getgems and Market App sales on the chain. Numbers are read the same way, plus Gates. Duplicates of the same sale seen in two places are merged. See how our data works, and follow the live pages: usernames and +888 numbers.

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To cite this guide: Source: Sales Tracker (salestracker.tg), How are Fragment usernames and +888 numbers selling in 2026?, last updated 14 November 2026.