PlayerSells crawls public Telegram channels and writes one rollup row per channel per day carrying that day's net subscriber change. This board reads the 400 fastest movers on each day in the window, aggregates them, and lists the top 40. The board above covers 2026-09-13 to 2026-09-19 and holds 40 channels that added 8,900,095 subscribers between them.
It is a measurement of our catalogue, not of Telegram. Telegram publishes no trending list, no search volume, no aggregate posting data and no public directory: there is no official number here to report, which is exactly why the crawl exists. A channel that our crawler has not found cannot appear on this board however fast it is growing, and the board says how many rows it read rather than implying a census.
Every share is printed next to a baseline. A topic's share of the fastest movers is compared against its share of a block sample of the whole active catalogue taken at the same moment, and the ratio between the two is the column worth reading: above 1.00 means the topic is over-represented among fast growers relative to how common it is on Telegram in general. The sample behind the current baseline holds 15,020 channels.
Coverage is reported rather than assumed. Our classifier labels a topic for some channels and not others, our detector fills a language for some and not others, and roughly one channel in five carries no readable view count at all. Each of those gaps is counted and printed with the table, and an unlabelled channel goes into an explicit unclassified bucket rather than quietly inflating every other bucket's share.
Growth is net subscriber change from the engine's daily rollup, summed across the window and measured against where each channel started it. Buckets with fewer than 3 rising channels are not listed. The board is recomputed at most once every six hours, which is more often than the rollup itself moves.