Telegram Tap to earn and so on

[Syrum]

What are your thoughts about the new crypto meta, the telegram tap to earn and other types of bots in there?

Ofc we all seen how hamster Kombat and Tapswap is on everyone's grandma's phone.

There's a ton of projects on there that it seems spammy.

I'm on hamster Kombat, Tapswap, Blum and pixelverse atm, cat goleld miner. They seem more legit

Also how'd you go about getting referrals for such bots?

 

[DotBin]

What are your thoughts about the new crypto meta, the telegram tap to earn and other types of bots in there?

Ofc we all seen how hamster Kombat and Tapswap is on everyone's grandma's phone.

There's a ton of projects on there that it seems spammy.

I'm on hamster Kombat, Tapswap, Blum and pixelverse atm, cat goleld miner. They seem more legit

Also how'd you go about getting referrals for such bots?

Ive tried Hamster Kombat, it’s heavily shilled these days so whatever they’re doing marketing wise it’s working. Don’t really see what all the fuss is about, seems like just another pyramid scheme.

 

[Syrum]

Ive tried Hamster Kombat, it’s heavily shilled these days so whatever they’re doing marketing wise it’s working. Don’t really see what all the fuss is about, seems like just another pyramid scheme.

That's what I'm thinking too, but if it turns out to be like that it'll be a heavy hit to TON lol, since they're backing it up

 

[Latexpolka]

Blum is getting good with marketing as well, I saw some task on bybit about it too

 

[Syrum]

Blum is getting good with marketing as well, I saw some task on bybit about it too

Yup, Blum is way more legit than Hamster imo

 

[Zion777]

What are your thoughts about the new crypto meta, the telegram tap to earn and other types of bots in there?

Ofc we all seen how hamster Kombat and Tapswap is on everyone's grandma's phone.

There's a ton of projects on there that it seems spammy.

I'm on hamster Kombat, Tapswap, Blum and pixelverse atm, cat goleld miner. They seem more legit

Also how'd you go about getting referrals for such bots?

I totally agree with you mate cause ive tried all the tap to earn games that you mentioned and it seems legit to me in my opinion.

 

[cutiepurple89]

i have tried hamster. but i want to ask that anybody get paid?

 

[KriscoVA]

i have tried hamster. but i want to ask that anybody get paid?

A lot of guys I know got paid when Notcoin launch.

 

[KriscoVA]

My question is what is the essence of the tapping game and how do this companies make money from it.

 

[cutiepurple89]

My question is what is the essence of the tapping game and how do this companies make money from it.

i am also interested in that answer

 

[Syrum]

My question is what is the essence of the tapping game and how do this companies make money from it.

My guess is something like hamster Kombat with all the buzz around it and the amount of users they have, they'll get a lot of investors for sure but no clue what's the next step for them other than launching a Token.
Almost all those tapping games get investors if they see potential.
That's my guess

 

[Syrum]

i have tried hamster. but i want to ask that anybody get paid?

They haven't listed their token yet, airdrop will be then!

 

[mylove1992]

You can’t make something on that until you are the dev, or trader. Such games were popular in 2019ish 5 years ago. first crypto games play 2 earn. And it was profitable in such time. You can calculate total supply find some white papers and understand that. And full total supple and compare to notcoin and it’s LP from the start. From investors.

 

[widowmaker123]

The real question is how to make a similar "game" popular without spending hundreds of thousands for marketing

 

[XOpro]

My question is what is the essence of the tapping game and how do this companies make money from it.

Tap-To-Earn games, like "Hamster Kombat," is typically to engage players in simple, repetitive actions,, usually by tapping on the screen to achieve a specific goal, such as earning points, collecting items, or progressing through levels. These games are designed to be easy to pick up and play, with the main appeal being the satisfaction of achieving rewards through minimal effort.

So, the developers and masterminds behind these games usually have a large user base (for example, Hamster has more than 150 million users), which allows them to generate money from YouTube and other social platforms. All exchanges will definitely pay them to list the token first, giving them a potential opportunity to attract huge investors. I think the trend is still going, and of course, it's good for Telegram and TON.