Several Telegram channels have asked subscribers with Premium to allocate their available boosts to support content production. The requests also asked not to reassign boosts from other affiliated channels.

What the appeal contained

The messages addressed users who reportedly hold Telegram Premium subscriptions and therefore possess unused boosts. They framed the allocation of boosts as a quick action that could help sustain the channel’s publishing efforts.

One part of the appeal noted that the process would take only a short time and that directing boosts to the channel would help produce more material. It also advised against withdrawing boosts from other channels run by the same team.

Platform mechanics and editorial context

The announcements relied on the premise that Premium subscribers have transferable boosts available for allocation. Channels treat such allocations as an additional form of support alongside traditional monetisation methods.

Requests for boosts do not change platform rules, but they reflect ongoing efforts by channel operators to diversify revenue and engagement. Observers note that these appeals are presented as voluntary contributions rather than mandatory payments.

Reader implications

Subscribers who receive such appeals should consider the voluntary nature of boosts and the potential impact on other channels before reallocating them. Channels continue to explore multiple formats for funding content production.