Topic: Just tap on your mobile and get rich! What is the main purpose? - page 3. (Read 668 times)
Eh. I think this is stupid. I think there will be a market for P2E but in general i think blockchain games should be made with the main purpose being to have fun and just have blockchain elements to actually own the items sort like what Catgirl is building. But it has to make sense in each use case.
The Hamster Combat project has gained a large following and broken the YouTube subscriber record within just one month. In the YouTube videos, we see a hamster speaking in various languages. However, I believe that Tapswap coins are more valuable than Hamster Combat. Fewer users = more valuable coins
Hamster combat is an overrated tap tap app, though it has big userbase but I would rather play yescoin than that. Yescoin, the coin is backed by TON, and the scenario is similar to what happened with the notcoin. The first one to emerge is the winner and the next one will only leave a little hype and is already too over users.
Whether it's Tapswap, yescoin or any other tap-tap project model.
Not pessimistic, but project models that mimic hype like this have guessed the flow as has happened before, on memecoins etc.
But if you or anyone else gets a lot of referrals or with a lot of coins, it could be quite profitable.
But without referrals it will only be a garbage coin.
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The honest truth is that one cant become rich just by tapping on their screens but on the other hand it can be a very good source of income .I know many people who make around $1500k to $2000k max . Others make lesser but at the end of the day it was a win for anyone one participated in the program so there is no need to give it such much negativity .
Source of income? You're obviously joking, right? A good income from tapping your phone may only occur once out of tens of projects you have worked on. People with a lot of money were clearly buying at the bottom. Consider how notcoin's price increased fourfold from its initial listing. I'm not sure if someone will be able to make hundreds of thousands, or perhaps millions of dollars by doing tap-tap. Honestly, I don't think it's possible.
The majority of Tap Tap Event participants from Notcoin received roughly $150.
And what's the time people are spending to make this few hundred dollars? It's usually not worth the time, if you have a job where you can actually make money with that time. And even if you don't, the time used for social life is more valuable then clicking intensively something that might have value in the future. I see those kind of apps as abusing poor people from third world countries. As those people might have time to sacrifice for less money.
But by all means, tap your heart away. If there's a way to be rich that others aren't using, it's definitely worth it. I remember my friend clicking idena crypto back in day as some sort of proof of human, and i thought that was stupid. The money he end up making was mind blowing.
Something like screen tapping will be useful and can make you rich if you are a pioneer and no one else is using it. I don't know what Idena crypto you are referring to but if it is a project then congratulations friend you have chosen a project that doesn't have many participants. I think the only thing that is profitable is notcoin and after that believe me all the tap screen projects will just waste your time and it's not worth it.
The honest truth is that one cant become rich just by tapping on their screens but on the other hand it can be a very good source of income .I know many people who make around $1500k to $2000k max . Others make lesser but at the end of the day it was a win for anyone one participated in the program so there is no need to give it such much negativity .
You don't call it a source of income, do you? It is an extra money scheme and there is still a high possibility of getting nothing after the whole taps and referrals. It is good people participate in digital activities like this just the way the internet is taking over we should also develop ourselves to fit in when the time comes.
This is not all about getting rich but it is pointing out something to us, that the world itself is changing and the internet of things is taking over the world.
The phone might be our only chance of survival.
The phone might be our only chance of survival.
When I open Instagram, I see many people promoting projects like Tapswap, Hamster, etc, and assuming that the audience is stupid by promising a great life and a lot of money. But there is a positive point here because regular people are learning a lot about digital currencies. In my opinion, users can only make a few hundred dollars from these bots, which isn't bad, but the reality should be made clear to people. Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?
And what's the time people are spending to make this few hundred dollars? It's usually not worth the time, if you have a job where you can actually make money with that time. And even if you don't, the time used for social life is more valuable then clicking intensively something that might have value in the future. I see those kind of apps as abusing poor people from third world countries. As those people might have time to sacrifice for less money.But by all means, tap your heart away. If there's a way to be rich that others aren't using, it's definitely worth it. I remember my friend clicking idena crypto back in day as some sort of proof of human, and i thought that was stupid. The money he end up making was mind blowing.
The honest truth is that one cant become rich just by tapping on their screens but on the other hand it can be a very good source of income .I know many people who make around $1500k to $2000k max . Others make lesser but at the end of the day it was a win for anyone one participated in the program so there is no need to give it such much negativity .
In my opinion, users can only make a few hundred dollars from these bots, which isn't bad, but the reality should be made clear to people.
This is the reality about it because it will still depend on the economy that these projects will create. If there's not that much users at all then there won't be much money on it. But since there's hundred million users already from most of these projects, they can capitalize on that number and start their own economy to be better. And what you've said is right, a couple of hundred dollars are possible to earn from these projects but to think that they'd give you stable money, it's impossible because in the long run, the demand will be lower.Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?
Yes, but this is for the devs and not for the users that think of being rich with these tap-tap projects. 
I don't see any positivity that most of the people who are into the tap swap and all the tapping on Telegram are getting because most of them don't run their own research; all they do is do what others are doing or ask questions about how they can create Telegram and start tapping.
Unless those who are already little exposed to crypto currency, if not, if you ask most of those people what they are truly doing, they don't know; some don't even know the difference between altcoin and bitcoin, or what's airdrop and how value is being placed on a particular currency; they are all just carried away by what they are either told by those who bring them in or by the project developers whom they are helping to build up traffic.
Let's see again, with this game on telegram, it makes ordinary people even children, parents, and teenagers participate in events like this, and that is the first step for ordinary people to get to know crypto currency which can take them deeper into this industry, maybe not all of them will go deeper but just imagine that out of 100% who follow this there are 50% who are curious about this industry, of course it will get additional technology adoption and more people will know about crypto. Let's face it, all of this is a procession of triggering public attention to crypto, so the conclusion of this incident all has benefits for the future and it is a very positive thing. Unless those who are already little exposed to crypto currency, if not, if you ask most of those people what they are truly doing, they don't know; some don't even know the difference between altcoin and bitcoin, or what's airdrop and how value is being placed on a particular currency; they are all just carried away by what they are either told by those who bring them in or by the project developers whom they are helping to build up traffic.
People love getting things for free, but here, you won't lose anything except perhaps some time. More importantly, your expectations may not be met, and that can be a disappointment in the end.
It might not be disappointing for everyone. If you are familiar with various techniques or have numerous referrals, you could earn up to $1000 from these robots. However, our main concern is people who do not know anything about digital currencies, white papers, roadmaps, etc, and see every project as a bag full of money.
Realistically speaking, there’s nothing to gain on this kind of project since the tap doesn’t provide profit to the project owner while user gets a coin as reward which the value derives whether someone will purchase it in the future.
The initial liquidity is provided by the VC which is milking the liquidity once retail is already onboard due to the hype. This kind of project doesn’t teach anything valuable since people waste their time tapping with the expectation of earning huge while in reality VC is just playing their game to attract retail to FOMO just to boost the token price.
The funny thing is that I saw in the news on TV that the number of accidents has increased due to the use of mobile phones and playing Hamster Kombat while driving. Not only nothing is taught to the users of these projects, but it also causes people to lose precious seconds of their lives.
When I open Instagram, I see many people promoting projects like Tapswap, Hamster, etc, and assuming that the audience is stupid by promising a great life and a lot of money. But there is a positive point here because regular people are learning a lot about digital currencies. In my opinion, users can only make a few hundred dollars from these bots, which isn't bad, but the reality should be made clear to people. Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?
Realistically speaking, there’s nothing to gain on this kind of project since the tap doesn’t provide profit to the project owner while user gets a coin as reward which the value derives whether someone will purchase it in the future.
The initial liquidity is provided by the VC which is milking the liquidity once retail is already onboard due to the hype. This kind of project doesn’t teach anything valuable since people waste their time tapping with the expectation of earning huge while in reality VC is just playing their game to attract retail to FOMO just to boost the token price.
This existed long before notcoin, but for some reason this one made a bit more interest, it was based on website and not some telegram game thingy, but it existed and it wasn't as fun back in the day. We had clicker games which was quite fun to play itself, like adventure capitalist for example, and when P2E games first started out in about 2020, we had a few clicker games but it wasn't really that much of a big deal, everyone assumed that it was a boring game to play.
For some reason, I have no idea ow, notcoin made it on telegram and got popular, which is cool to see but I do not think that just because notcoin got famous, doesn't mean many will be. I think maximum just one more clicker game can get famous, but that's about it.
For some reason, I have no idea ow, notcoin made it on telegram and got popular, which is cool to see but I do not think that just because notcoin got famous, doesn't mean many will be. I think maximum just one more clicker game can get famous, but that's about it.
When I open Instagram, I see many people promoting projects like Tapswap, Hamster, etc, and assuming that the audience is stupid by promising a great life and a lot of money. But there is a positive point here because regular people are learning a lot about digital currencies. In my opinion, users can only make a few hundred dollars from these bots, which isn't bad, but the reality should be made clear to people. Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?
Notcoin started this trend, and many developers built this model to generate a new trend in Cryptocurrency; we can't argue with success, and because of what Notcoin has achieved we now have at least 10 similar projects. .
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It is now a multibillion-dollar project and ranked within the top 50 tokens on Coingecko. This comes after a weekend that saw NOT surge more than 70% following the launch of “earnings missions” last week, which enables players of the game to passively earn crypto rewards.
https://99bitcoins.com/notcoin-success-has-sparked-a-tap-to-earn-frenzy-with-the-tickle-to-earn-the-latest-meta/
I was invited by a friend but because I consider airdrops a waste of time I ignored it turned out Notcoin is different from the many airdrops that came; many people made a lot of money from simply tapping their cellphones, so we have a new trend now, it's unexpected but who can't decline free money by just tapping your phone.
So far Hampster is very popular with 20 million members, and has the potential to become successful like Notcoin
People love getting things for free, but here, you won't lose anything except perhaps some time. More importantly, your expectations may not be met, and that can be a disappointment in the end.
When I open Instagram, I see many people promoting projects like Tapswap, Hamster, etc, and assuming that the audience is stupid by promising a great life and a lot of money. But there is a positive point here because regular people are learning a lot about digital currencies. In my opinion, users can only make a few hundred dollars from these bots, which isn't bad, but the reality should be made clear to people. Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?
No, I don't believe it, maybe I would have believed it before when I first wanted to earn income online, I would have believed it was easy because the advertisement said that and because of my lack of experience, I believed it.I'm sure those who believe it are those who don't have much experience in the online world and one of the people closest to me believes it even though I've assured him that it's a lie but he believes more in what is advertised, so what should I do? I think the experience will teach them a lot so when they realize that it will stop.
Cryptocurrencies may become more famous, but the bad way people know about cryptocurrencies will make them think crypto is a scam, not an application that will get them to know crypto.
The hype of tap tap screen crypto projects has spread outside the cryptospace and eventually more people are joining in the hope of earning hundreds to thousands of dollars just with tap tap screen jobs.
But now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.
The Hamster Combat project has gained a large following and broken the YouTube subscriber record within just one month. In the YouTube videos, we see a hamster speaking in various languages. However, I believe that Tapswap coins are more valuable than Hamster Combat. Fewer users = more valuable coinsBut now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.
Hamster combat is an overrated tap tap app, though it has big userbase but I would rather play yescoin than that. Yescoin, the coin is backed by TON, and the scenario is similar to what happened with the notcoin.
Well, given that it is supported by the Conflux network, tap swap isn't all that horrible. For me, fewer users did not always imply that the coin was more valuable, and I can tell you that the major exchange sites were eager to list the project that had gone popular.
The projects with the most visitors are more likely to be listed on exchange sites. Finally, the size of your payment is entirely dependent on how much the developers allocate as a reward to all participants.
Finally, the price of the token determines how much profit you make from playing the Tap Tap app.
The hype of tap tap screen crypto projects has spread outside the cryptospace and eventually more people are joining in the hope of earning hundreds to thousands of dollars just with tap tap screen jobs.
But now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.
But now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.
This is why I don't participate in hamster kombat. Notcoin has succeeded in going viral because it provides big rewards to each participant. It was the world's first tap tap screen game as far as I know. But hamster kombat has gone viral and has several tens of times more participants than Notcoin. I think it will end up disappointing because participants will only get a few dollars.
It is possible to get rich because those taps get converted into your own share of whatsoever airdrop the platform is giving. But I like to tell people to not be too invested in it. It’s not a job and airdrops are just free tokens (in a way). So anything could happen and you don’t get it. You could get it and it’ll be worth nothing. There are so many things that could happen. So don’t get too invested in it.
Notcoin shocked everyone be distributing over $1B to their users and that sparked a lot of interest from people who missed out or faded it. So they see Tapswap and Hamster kombat as another opportunity to get what they missed with Notcoin but then, the problem is that the new influx of people means more dilution and both projects won't be able to reward everyone due to the heavy dilution. In fact, I fear those onboarded are set to meet disappoints. Hamster kombat recently celebrated crossing 150m users. Rewards are going to be diluted beyond belief.
The end goal of these projects on telegram is that they can easily onboard people to crypto. No need to learn about what public key cryptography is (private + public key) or even what a blockchain is or how it works in order to participate. Just seamless.
The end goal of these projects on telegram is that they can easily onboard people to crypto. No need to learn about what public key cryptography is (private + public key) or even what a blockchain is or how it works in order to participate. Just seamless.
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