Topic: Do you think the crypto games on Telegram can help you make money? (Read 552 times)

Games that are fun to play could make some money, not because of financial reasons but because people are willing to pay for it, look at all the AAA games in the world, people are spending a lot of money on them. I always gave the same example, look at rockstar and GTA examples, the GTA5 made them billions and billions. If there were any games that could make that kind of money, and have its own economy, I guarantee you that it will be in top 10 and will not leave until people stop playing.

The trick is, most people who are in crypto can't make games like that, and the people out there, the companies like rockstar, do not want to make games within the crypto community. So that means, we need to either get some crypto people to learn how to make games like that and build a company around it, or we need to have one of the companies who already can do it start looking into crypto. Aside from that all the games are terrible, catizen? Really, telegram game? Clicker game? Hell I can make that in a week, that's not really worthy of my money, they didn't do anything that would take time, we are talking about literally the easiest smallest effort you can put in to make some money.

The attraction of money and large profits is very attractive to anyone.
When clicker games like Notcoin first came along, this was a huge understatement, but in the end it was a project that made a lot of money.

However, clickers like this that are now appearing a lot of new ones in my opinion are not games that really make a game,
it's just a Tap tap screen application that only aims to generate a lot of points and nothing else.

Once the token is launched, the project no longer has the same appeal as it did before it first appeared.
If there are no other innovations or do not present a game that can actually be played, gradually it will only become a garbage token

Same, even if they do distribute tokens to their users, these games are heavily diluted that tokens likely won't be worth much. But whatever, for some people the allurement of money is too strong, so they do it anyway, I have seen it happen with my friends despite they having good paying jobs.

I agree, don't hope too much and don't expect too much thinking that we will make a significant profit from these free games. Please participate with the spirit of entertainment, don't be like many naive people who put too many expectations and when things don't go as expected, they call it a scam.

If I remember correctly, there is no project or game on Telegram that promises or guarantees that we will gain significant profits from participating. So don't try to blame the developers when we get too greedy and things don't turn out as we expected.

The project by itself looks hopeless, but trappers are only hopeful since probably this was how some other projects came about, like a joke.
Honestly for me, not as if the game is dull in the first place, it's just frustrating gaming with such a hopeless hope.

Pixelverse is the worse but if Hamster Kombat failed and repeat the nonsense Pixelverse did to it's community, that is going to be the end of tap to earn aidrops. It now seems Hamster Kombat is now even doing worse, they are using the community to make money from their YouTube after promising earlier that they wouldn't run adds and they would use the community, there is no any projects in crypto that is honest again, they are just bunch of liars.

I was seeing good things around Catizen but it seems the team has also joined the bandwagon of lies. Both them and Hamster promised Airdrop in July and now we are almost in end of July but no any announcement. Catizen even went and add pre-listing on 30th of July to make it looks like they are making money but they are trying to only distract the attention of people who ask when listing every time.

Precisely yes, in some instances you can earn but most probably only small profits, however if you are meaning to say consistency in profits, that would hardly happen even to those real gambling games. Games like these are designed to bring us more entertainment than profits, so you cannot make an assurance that this could offer you some kind of profits, otherwise you’ll have to find other games that will make you more profitable and will bring you more fun as others find this quite boring to play.

Sorry to say, but nobody has made any amount of money from Hamster Kombat yet, but I will say some people made some good amount of money during Notcoin mining. Another telegram tapping that I know is currently being hyped is catizen, they are also still in the merging stage( mining stage), so you might just decide to participate in that also, actually it’s kind of boring also. Those telegram games are really boring, but if you are looking for money, then you don’t just have a choice but to do it. Playing a boring game, but at the end you will be paid, so I will say it’s really worth it, as long as money will be received.

The success of Notcoin is the reason why we can now find so many tapping bots on telegram, even as we all know that lots of those projects will end up being a scam, so we have to be very careful. And the time will come when the hype is going to drop, we won’t really be hearing about those telegram mining bots.

Just like Bitcoin, when it was launched, not many people has the luck to buy it and now it's expensive and it did well, similar thing happened to Shiba and some popular meme coins but all other coins that follow after are just shitcoins and suckling liquidity from people. I believe if you miss the chance to make money from Notcoin, I'm afraid you are on a long thing because most of this projects will only waste your time, they don't have full backing of the network(TON) and no funds to launch the project.

If you are doing it for fun because they are cool, then there is nothing bad in doing it but if you are doing it for the money then I beg you to remove your expectations, you will be very disappointed. Most of the aidrop giveaway, if you do like 100 of them, only 1 might be lucky to pay you, so to avoid disappointment later, remove your high expectations.

The best approach to this is not to expect something in return when dealing up with with free games that you could be able to encounter on which its not really that limited on Telegram based games or tap tap games or
with those other p2a which are currently making some noise now. The important thing on here is that you shouldnt really be expecting that much. Why? Because we do know that there would really be no assurance when it comes into this aspect on which there would be those projects which does give out some positive results but most of them do really end up on being trash. Community hype is one of the main contributor on why people would really be that loving or wanting to deal up with things even if its shit looking or doesnt really have any sense. lol. Whenever there's something new or trend then everything would comes up after another by another.

We do know on how powerful a community hype would be on which if the interest is really at on its peak then expect that you could really make some good bucks with it but of course it will really be depending into your effort or simply on how hard you do grind. Its free money but it would really be still needing up that grinding before you could really be able to have that significant share up with the prize pool or token allocation.
So it would really be just that depending on how hard you do grind but of course just like been said that dont expect too much.

The games looks dull indeed, but people are tapping for money.

The limelight of $NOT coin in most crypto exchanges gives people courage to keep tapping thinking it will come on live soon, but they are not as expected because must of them are yet to get listed, the miners are just hoping they get money from these project soon.

No one can guarantee you money from these projects, they are all airdrops and their tendency of paying is not completely certain, meaning they can pay and they cannot pay. Therefore, limit your expectations on how much you will earn from the airdrops.

This is something new for me. I've never heard about Telegram games before. They must be similar to the ones we download from Play Store to earn satoshis, right? From my experience with Play Store games, they weren't highly unprofitable, resulting in a big waste of time.

But regards the game you mentioned, you are the only who can say if they help you making money or not, because it's you who are playing the games. Check how many tokens you are earning daily and how much they price. Even if the game is profitable right now for you, it doesn't mean it will remain like that for a long time, because the tendency is that such tokens lose their price once many people play the game and start cashing out profits and exchanging into another cryptocurrency.

This situation creates a big supply of tokens, with low or inexistent demand from buyers, causing huge depreciation, potentially leading the token's price to values near to zero...

What you are saying there are already happening actually and there is no brainer that it's always much better than simply creating a free game, though the ones who did that are only doing it for passion. Indeed that we are already given a chance to earn free money so we must be contended if whatever we can get, though it's crazy that they are the ones who demand more than those who are paid user.

Earning a free money is truly addicting. I admit that I once experienced it. I guess it's also because we have nothing to lose here. I'm referring to money or capital that usually one risk to gain something but if there are only things that we can lose, that will only be time and some effort.

Traditional game devs are no way of forcing the people to buy their product but it's only up to the people's willingness if they will avail it or not. There are still people who complain about it and on why some games are expensive but this is wrong.

Well, that's their price tag because people behind it also put a lot of time and effort only to came up with such a quality of game. Longevity of games does matter and we always want a good and profitable games to last long of course.

I am not sure about that because this is new types of games that people can play. We don't have a clue that those games can helps people makes money by clicking the games and earns something. People now becomes attracting to play those games as they see that it is a new chance for them to make a profit from the games. If you think you can do for more to make money from the games, you are free to continue what you do.

If you are not sure with what you do and thinks that the games will not gives you any money, you can leaves the games and search for more chances. It is like when the ICO and the other popular things in crypto that give chance for people to make money and they can earned much money from that. The only things that people can do is just keeps clicking the games while waiting for the next announcements but they should prepare if that will not gives them money.

Even in projects that we have to invest money in, there is no guarantee that we can turn a profit and make money. So it would be an outrageous claim if someone wanted all games on telegram to be profitable for them.

Of course, not every project is as successful as Notcoin but participating is free so let's take advantage of it instead of missing out because we will lose nothing but time.

I am also participating in DOGS vs Catizen and according to the information I know, Catizen has announced that it will be listed on the bybit exchange. It can be said that after Notcoin, catizen will be a game on telegram that brings us profit.

The sad thing is that many people who have never participated think that these games are only intended to scam. Although not all are profitable, not all are scams, and some people are taking a rather short-sighted view of this issue.

You mean catizen. 

That's the fact about these telegram apps that everyone has become crazy with. It is because that everyone has shared the same idea about these projects that might give them some rewarding ending. But as you've said, there were the examples of it that made false promises or you folks have just falsely hoped that they'd be rewarding you with some nice free money through their airdrop. They're not worth it, believe me. However, those full time on it and have a lot of time pressing their smartphone screens, they're free to do it as the only exchange for them is their time and energy.

Since Notcoin have been popular right now many present of the crypto games on telegram from pixel, hamster, citizen and recently have DOGS have the same feature with Notcoin.
Believe or not not all crypto games are worth actually with Pixel give us bad experienced with reward vesting and each participants get small reward although have many referral and earn much coins or token as mining way.

Not all crypto games on telegram guarantee can help us to earn much money although spend every day for tab and mining their token or coins, but not matter if our decision tries to earn profitable but must be ready get disappointed when snapshoot we just earn small reward only such as Pixel. My current crypto games on telegram active right now only DOGS and Citizen have reach above 40 level, any my friend most crazy with their level reach up to 300 and their cat have been too fat  .

Usually those noobs which newly participate in the scene hope to earn huge bucks for what they play since this is what expectation installed to them by those people who introduce those project. That's why they expect something wrong with those activities that actually doesn't give them any guarantee.

That actually happen since look at hamster combat which there growth is pretty much outrageous. They became so huge just because there's a lot of people market them for free. That's why its undeniable that there's a lot of scammers see that opportunity then use the same scheme to take advantage of the greed of people. If they just realize that they use as a bait to get more bigger fist then provably those people will doubt to participate on those projects.

Don’t make your expectations too high on something that involves games or leisure activities to earn because that’s just a scheme of crypto projects to scam traders unknowingly.

Tappers usually being use as free marketing of the team in exchange of their token. The hype created by this micro earners encourages retail trader to buy this project token and use as exit liquidity until the project turns to be slowly dead.

There is nothing fun about it. It's a repeated process and it think it is very boring to stay committed to such means of making money. The worst part is that the effort you put into and the result you get at the end of the day cannot be measured equally. Which was meant to be equal. Because if I spend my time clicking a thing for a long period of time, it should be something that will give me good amount of money to cover all the time I have put into it.

The major disadvantage of the telegram click project is that most of them at the end of the day would turn out to be scams. So, every effort tapping would be gone and most importantly the time that was used to click would go in vain.

Even if players like us want to play for free and make money, why can't developers who spend their money and brains to create games make money? You're just a free player and you can make money, you can't be greedy and demand that you want to make more money than the developers and ask them not to profit.
Even traditional game publishers are making profits by forcing us to spend money to buy games or items, why is no one complaining about that?
Meanwhile, the games on Telegram you can play are completely free.

It doesn't matter how long these games last, what matters is that it's free and we can make money.

When the developers announce that gamers will make money from this, it drives additional attention and more traffic, making only the developers make money while gamers get only pennies. Maybe I'm wrong, but these games only last for a short period of time because gamers prefer to spend their time in a profitable environment.

Telegram games are not familiar like P2E games, where they build hype. However, I was thinking of another (fair) game that may exist someday. We can't deny that many gamers make money from those games, which positively gain such interactions as well if there are any. 
 

I'm not sure about other projects besides the notcoin project, in concept they follow the notcoin trend which was successfully developed without utilizing the community for personal gain, but the hamster project and similar projects seem to be utilizing the community to generate profits from YouTube, and based on my last review that they got the above 5 million views in less than a day, they seem to have made hundreds of thousands of dollars from YouTube but the community so far hasn't gotten any results, but based on tokenomic airdrop allocation for the community is very low and I think members joining the airdrop don't expect to get big results from this project rather than You are disappointed because developers are using it to get profits from their advertising on YouTube.

Sometimes boring stuff could make you a lot more money as well, look at all the people in the world who got rich by just holding gold for decades, there are people out there who keep putting in 5% of their salary into gold for 40 years and retire very wealth, not a bad idea. I still think that it is too boring, too small, and I wouldn't do it because I like some risk and bitcoin is far better if you ask me.

But at the end of the day, it is still quite relatable for people who could hold something boring, because it makes sense. Bitcoin is boring compared to alts as well, and yet when we look at the current situation, we are seeing something much better, it is the most important part. I believe that we can't really make that change some other way, it is going to be very important and not really change much if we keep with the boring one. Volatility in bitcoin is a lot compared to other assets, but it is very low compared to altcoins.

This is why if a person says they prefer bitcoin over alts, I understand that and I support that as well. Boring isn't always bad, if you can make more money with a boring method, then you should consider if you can do that, would help everyone get richer that way if they are bored but making profit.

Yes it can help you make money and you know what's the best part? It's all completely for free.

Now the question is, will it be worth it? Tapping a million times per day just to get a dollar or 2 when they launch the token? Take note, you will get a dollar at the start and when all of those who have huge amounts of whatever token it is dumped it, it's price will plummet, and for sure that will happen because who in the hell wants to hold a token that they got for free when they have a chance to sell it and make money off of it? Notcoin is an exception because it's the first one to do it. All other copycat games of it will fail a few months after they launch the project. Why? Because investors will just dump their tokens and left the project. We know that meme coins are relying heavily on the community.

I also tried to the Hamster Kombat for around a week, and I stopped because it isn't worth it. I realized that it isn't worth spending my free time tapping, and tapping when in the end, I will only get a dollar or might be even more because of how many people can just join since it's very simple to do it.

I don’t know how you came to that conclusion of these telegram games not to be making money but I’ll tell you this, everyone of those telegram games you see out there are making it big. Making money doesn’t rely on you having to buy there token or anything but, these guys have been able to build for themselves (the team) and project channels on all the major paying social media platforms out there. That’s where they are making the most, they’ve got people liking their videos, making comments, clicking referrer links on other projects while they get the benefits that follows. It’s just how this works man, who are the people loosing on almost everything, the community that back them and participate in these games. I really think they should use some of those money to fulfill on their ends and give back to the community.
One thing is for sure though, majority of them gamers wouldn’t make nothing from this. Just the early birds.

I do not think that they are suppose to, one of them did, possibility that another one will too, but that's about it and I do not think that anything will change. People also do not realize that many people joining mean that it will be much smaller per person, if you have 1 million people, then you will distribute ethe money among 1 million, if you have 100 million, then same amount will be distributed among the 100 million people, so hamster thing could be very very tiny for people, even if it achieves anything.

All in all, I think they are not there to make you money, the yare there to make the dev some money, and make him rich, they saw notcoin success, so they did some copycats, I agree with that.

I hope that nobody will invest anything into these anymore, not just your money, because not many invest their money anyway, I am talking about not investing your time into these neither. That doesn't really feel like something that could take some time, we are talking about a situation that has to be taken very seriously. These are the people that are looking like it is going to end up with some issues and we need to make sure that it could go for a long time and can handle it in the end.

The concept of “play and earn” seems to me to be initially unrealizable due to the fact that value is not taken out of thin air. More precisely, not profitable, from the position of a simple player who spends a lot of time for meager rewards. The role of a (voluntarily) exploited unit for the purpose of enriching the creators of Hamster Kombat (they will certainly be able to monetize the already greatly expanded audience of users) is not interesting to me. It is impossible for all these hamster tappers to earn good money (which, I remind you, can't come from nowhere) just by doing nonsense.

I suspect that all these telegram games were created with only one goal, to expand the user base of telegrams and make them dependent (possibly in the future) on their internal ecosystem and tokens. Certainly not to make them millionaires by tapping a hamster.

Hamster Combat is just a Clones of Notcoin LOL, Even the rewards given will not be as big as Hamsters.
But certainly not about that, that will be discussed now.

But you say that the game on telegram is boring and just clicker etc.
If you want to get adventure games, RPG games, you shouldn't be looking for on telegram.

Boring or not, games on telegram that matter is the benefit given, rather than just playing games with complicated tasks and graphics that require high device specs, and it does not produce.

Now the games on Telegram have been designed to be played or done easily but still provide rewards that may later become a successful project.

There is a Catizen game on telegram whose task is only to raise cats, it is quite fun and the task is also quite easy.
Now it is only necessary to wait for the release of the token and its listing on the exchange.

Notcoin has made money have you felt it? Hamster Kombat and several other games that are there have not made any money that I know of, so don't rely on this game just make it your fun game, because if you wait of course it will be boring.

Like Hamster Kombat they are already earning from their Youtube views with many followers and views, who benefits of course they are the developers, will the community get the coins they deserve? I don't know, but the feeling is that the community will not get this much in the end and will be disappointed.

Because of how skeptical I have become about anything airdrop, I don't waste my time on it, and even the one my friend referred me to, which was listed recently, I think the name is "Lumber."  After he sent me the link, I only clicked on it, but I was very reluctant to do their following activities untitled after they got listed on exchange, and my friend still informed me that they had been listed, which I said was ok. Just yesterday, he informed me that he was only allowed to have a token worth $3; meanwhile, he has a token worth $200+ in his balance. 

The truth is that only a few of those games have good intentions for their airdrop participants, while some of them don't have any empathy for airdrop participants who have helped their project go viral, so that's why you don't have to keep in mind that those clicker games can make you rich. Only few can pay off a significant amount.

Boredom appears when we still don't understand it or suspect that it won't bring any benefit and is just a waste of our time. I guess the people who say games on Telegram are boring are the ones who are in that situation. Because if they can make money from games on Telegram, they will never get bored because I believe no one hates making money easily.

Me and some of my friends have also made significant amounts of money from Notcoin and soon maybe DOGS on telegram, and honestly, I don't see any of my friends complaining about them. They are even excited because the tasks are simple, don't take much time and can be profitable, so why do we get bored?

I think it can really make money as long as we choose to play a project that really has the support of a big company behind it. But because it's just a small game that shares airdrops. So of course we don't need to expect to get big money. We just play it to fill our free time. And sometimes it's quite fun to do and quite challenging when we enjoy it in leveling up or wanting to achieve a target. Airdrop hunting can be a fun sideline. I don't have much experience in this. But lately I've also had quite a lot of fun playing small games on Telegram bots. It's just that the ones I play are only a few projects that clearly have support from other big projects such as from the TON foundation itself or from the famous Cex.

Sometimes it is difficult to tell which venture will help you make money but if you find something boring and you're unable to follow through with it then maybe there is no need to continuing with it. If you find something boring, there's a very little chance of you taking it seriously and if you don't take something seriously there's a very little chance as well if you make any money out of it. People who do not find Crypto games on telegram boring may actually make some money out of it but if you find it boring and as a result get discourage from continuing to play these games you would never profit from it. Just find something around your interest in the crypto space, there are many earning opportunities.

Airdrops are coming out every day, majority of them now are scam projects,..web 3 clicker games are boring I can't dispute that, but people don't care if they are boring or not , everyone is chasing money..But the truth is that most of these projects that people are participating in won't pay... let's take hamster combat for example, the game has over a hundred million players, how is the liquidity going to go round, pixel verse that recently launched kicked out a lot of people and people that had the highest tokens the get more than 180 dollers, clicker games are not promising and even if they eventually pay out it won't be like notcoin

Ni No Kuni Crossworld is used to be a good game before but when bots game plus certain abuse happen I also decide to stop playing this game. What I like about that game is the PVP since we could enjoy picking up fights with other player. But I didn't really aim to earn on those type of game since the main thing from those games is for the players to spend so that their characters would became more stronger.

But back on telegram tap games or anything there's chance that OP could earn but he should accept the fact that not everything pays. So much better he just enjoy those games and don't spend anything.

I suspect that the reason why you didn't continue with these telegram games might be because you had a bad experience with the so-called Ni No Kuni Cross Worlds game. Some people have had good experiences with this game since they made some profit from it. Anyone who is engaging in these telegram games should know that most of them are scams or the coins will be worthless. It is only an insignificant percentage that ends up being profitable. These games might not be appealing, but many youths are attracted to them because they promise some rewards.

This is why I have never played any play to earn games. Most of them are incredibly boring and have really bad graphics. There is nothing appealing about most of them. There was a game called Ni No Kuni Cross Worlds that was made by a major publisher and looked decent but the way you cashed out your earnings was too convoluted and they had a bunch of problems with bots that it made me stay away from it. Maybe there will be some good P2E games in the future, but the ones I have seen have all been trash.

Then, they're not for you but I doubt it that even they're too dull and boring for you, you'll just stop when you know that you can make money on them. I haven't got into notcoin before its launching but those that have heard of the rumors about it having an airdrop and got less time to get involved with it still got money during the phase of its token generation event. Anyway, most of the users that they have been boasting like for 100 million and more, I'm not sure how you guys are able to stick to it or is it because that they've promised an airdrop soon?

I wouldn't even deposit there if they're untrustworthy and so new. They don't deserve any penny because any deposit that goes to them surely will go to their developers and they don't deserve that. But if you're up to their game and you're okay to totally lose your money on an instant by just depositing there, it's your money and you're the boss of it. It's better to avoid these games and don't give them the benefit through your download and additional headcount to their database.

Up until today, most telegram-related apps are one way or another not trustworthy ones. Whether it is a play-2-earn game or just simple crypto gambling game. This is why, if you are tempted to try the game, better deposit small amount of money or just spare what you can afford to lose. If you are a high roller, better go to a trusted casino site.  It is also known that a telegram app is like a go-to app by most travelers or those who have little extra time to spare like breaktime and not by high rollers.
Also, I have the feeling that the dev or owner of most telegram-related apps has no big bankroll. And the possibility to abandon and disappear is quite high. That's just my opinion though.

That's what is happening now, with the success of the first projects like notcoin. Most of the users think that other projects following its path will have the same success as it has.

But, we still floating in waters and don't know what's waiting ahead for projects like Hamster Kombat because even looking at the game play itself, there's nothing interesting at all with all of those taps and non moving character.

I knew that and I'm not into it. This is now where most of the tap projects are being based upon.

And while the thoughts and beliefs of people are they might be the next notcoin, that's why they're targeting the market asap before the hype is gone.

Now, it seems that they're able to successfully capitalized and attached their projects to notcoin's success but it's only a matter of time until the hype is gone.

To be honest, I'm not at all interested in crypto games on Telegram.  On the other hand, the games available in it are not worth the rewards, most of them are even cheating, besides that a lot of time is wasted.   If the goal is to earn income from crypto, I prefer trading over the games available on Telegram

They are also not making money,
I mean clicking an entire month and fetching $50 for 3 hours a day is not making much.

The question is why didn't you realize this before you played it? Because it will be very strange when you express boredom with something after you have played it, which is basically something that you have to take responsibility for yourself for the decisions you have made yourself without being forced by other people. But you don't need to worry about that because you can still work on the main point of the boredom you are experiencing. The main point is to stop clicking on the game and focus on other work that doesn't make you bored.

You can't make money via playing a game, unless the game is a gambling game and you have to bet some money in order to make money.
Play-to-earn games were a ponzi scheme, so the old players got their money(or crypto) from the new players, who were "investing" in the game.
5 years ago(I remember it was back in 2019) I've played a "clicker game" on Telegram, and when I reached the withdrawal limit, the game asked me to deposit 10 USD worth of BTC. I've sent the 10 USD and nothing happened. Those clicker games on Telegram are a scam.

The first project who create that idea would provably became successful just like NOTcoin. But the other copy cat ones? I guess they have less chance to succeed since majority of them are scams which created because there are scammers also want to take advantage with the hype. Although Catizen might be a good one but I also don't think that there's serious thing will happen on Hamster Combat since provably that they are just giving false hope to people. Aside for having huge hype for a lots of people around the world I still don't find this as a good project to spend our time on. But if people have spare time to use then maybe they should try whatever things presented for free since maybe they might give something to their community.

I know a friend who told me that he made some money through notcoin and there has been news around my area about how it made some young people rich. I don't have any experience with these claims but it might be true. I am surprised that you are more concerned about how entertaining these games are than their genuineness. In these present harsh economic conditions, I will not hesitate to play these regardless of whether it is interesting or boring as long as I am assured that it will bring money.


Some ignorant folks put all their efforts into these tasks since they see it as a full-time job. There is no guarantee that the coins that these games offer will be worth the effort, so it is better not to expect much from these games. See it as a form of entertainment, but you can still be lucky to make some money from it.

What about Notcoin? I think you missed it but I'm sure you also heard about Notcoin being listed on Binance early on. I know a few people who made $5k from Notcoin when they were one of its first miners.

It can be said that games on telegram are a hot trend in the market with many participants and there have been projects that bring profits to many people. Of course, not all of them will bring us profit but they are completely free so there is no reason for us to ignore them. Besides Hamster, I think Catizen will be one of the projects that will be listed on Binance and it's also completely free, so why don't we try it?

If you find these games boring as said then go for the one with your excitement and if an only you make money out of it then why complaining? You game to catch fun which choice is yours but when gaming for money I don't think if there is a necessity to feel bored when you are making the profits.

Working is never fun and everything is always boring but if you make enough money with it then that is the fun part. A lot of people who play these games are not playing them for fun but to earn. That’s literally why they are called play to earn games.

If all people gave up on things they don’t find interesting, a lot wouldn’t be rich.

I think crypto games on the Telegram is just a waste of time.  The only people who are earning from this games are the developer, it is a scheme to make people think that the game will earn them a good amount of money by doing tasks assigned by the game like Hamter Kombat.  These games are only giving their player a digital number on their screen so players should not have high hopes in this kind of scheme.

With the number of participants and the possible funds available for the project, I do not think that the promised airdrop will give the participants a good amount of money.  Remember those Play to earn projects, they got a huge amount of money from players who participated on their initial sales but eventually, these players ends up holding worthless in-game characters.  Take Axie Infinity as an example, so I believe most of these crypto Telegram games will shut down even before their token is listed on the exchange.  If there is any earning from it, I do not think a single account participation will yield hundreds of dollars, unless the participants have hundreds of accounts participating on the airdrop.

You are not being forced to do it; you can still get involved in doing them and still end up not getting anything from them at the end of the day, so it might not only be boring but a total waste of time at the end of the day. 
 
You can still give it your luck and end up earning little from it. If you are not good with the tapping and find it boring and time-consuming, then you can skip the tapping part and focus on fulfilling the task instead. You will also have an advantage if you have a strong community where you can share your referral link and you will gain rewards for every new user that joins through the link. I'm sure a lot of the telegram games have it.

Are games meant to be boring if you call it a game? I don’t think so, so it’s better you have fun with them as much as you can and don’t expect anything in return. The concept of the clicker game on telegram is the first of its kind in the crypto world and after the successful launch of notcoin which is the pioneer of them all, the hype sets in and a lot of developers wants to use that medium to promote their projects.

The projects are just too many that a lot of people are hoping to earn big from them, but it’ll be better they lower their expectations because the crypto world does not always favour all and some developers are selfish enough to just reward themselves and forget about the community that elevated them. No high hopes on them is the best for all, but if they do well, you enjoy the reward of your effort playing the game.

Have fun with some of the game - but don't expect to get rich from them.
If you really want to make money - then try trading or investing. No one is actually giving you free money for just a few small tasks - so have fun. So again - trade and invest in bitcoin or potential altcoin if you want to make profit. This is much better than spending a lot of time on game that take up your time and pay you very dip.

The thing about this space is the fact that once a particular projects gets lunched and probably rewards it’s users you will find thousands of the same projects getting lunched into the space. The whole telegram game started with notcoin when they got around 13 million players and rewarded some of the active members, other projects of similar nature started to suffice in such way that the telegram community grew and that also transgressed into making the native token of telegram TONCOIN a rising trend in the Altcoins space, with its trading volume just behind the Solana Ecosystem.

Now in my opinion the games like Hamster Kombat which reportedly has over 250 million players, is now giving people hope of a second chance of Notcoin, I wouldn’t say they wouldn’t pay or other projects too wouldn’t pay but I will say 97%, if not 99% of them will be scam and the other that would pay will be maybe dust. But this is not to discourage anyone my opinion is do not have high hopes on them, take this case same as when we had the memecoins hype on solana ecosystem,

Are you gaming for profits or fun?
If fun, you're free to make your decision on what game to be played because you've your money spent in it so, you literally have to enjoy every sector you spent it. If for profit then you might not be too concerned about how boring or exciting it may be. Your target should be about making the money as you've your efforts invested in it as though your times of playing around.
But does it really mean that people playing these games are to make money while playing the games?

In some instances there's a chance that you can earn from those crypto games but that doesn't mean that it could give you consistent earnings since trying your luck to gain something from any unsure matter. So that means you can't assure to get money on everything you do or play. Hamster combat didn't deliver what they promise to their community and its like chances to earn there is so low.

If you find it boring then I guess its better for you to find something else that can catch your attention or worth for your time. There are lots of p2a games that you can choose and its up to you to discover which of those games is more entertaining to you.

I'm playing a few of those games and I enjoy some of those games but I don't expect much to get something since what I aim is to have fun.

Do people make money with Hamster Kombat already? or is it only the devs that are currently earning from it? The game itself with these clicker or tapping games are totally boring and dull and that's why they're only there for the hype.

I don't think that they're worth of time if I'll be playing them. But if there's the money as motivation and everyone is going to earn from it, I see them to live that hype quite short.

Remember the glory days of NFT-P2E games, they've been there on the last bull run and then fell bottom rock hard.

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.