Topic: Just tap on your mobile and get rich! What is the main purpose? (Read 676 times)

Yeah brother, that's what i was trying to say, hence no 3. These devs are earning massively since they have millions of users in their app. NOTcoin basically sparked the fire for all the other projects. Although many are gaining similar traction like NOTcoin but I'm not sure how many of them will actually pay. Many people calling these projects a scam or copy projects. Despite everything people are using their apps. For example where I live a large group of people from young to old, anybody with a smartphone is seen trying to earn through tapping.

If you look into their games on the telegram then you can see that they are gaining through premium rewards by earning more through using TON and also ads from their social media accounts and YouTube channel. That's why developers are earning than people who are playing their games and this became hype after the NOTcoin.

I can only think of 3 purposes...

1. Getting popular overnight
2. Building a massive community/userbase
3. Earning ad revenue through telegram

I don't know why would a project would do something like that. I mean just think, what's there for them to gain if someone taps in their apps? Nothing others than the things i mentioned above.  

airdrop is one way to get tokens for free, where we have to join them and sometimes have to follow the guide provided, especially now that there is a new innovation from airdrop, namely a tap tap screen game called hamster combat and this game It is very popular among crypto users, and unexpectedly, now there are more than 100k players, but until now I don't know for sure what their goal is for creating this memecoin.

There are several ways of distributing and airdropping coin and involvement through game is a way for rewarding participants. Notcoin had a nice airdrop so people are now crazy about telegram games that promises rewards. Hamster Kombat might be the most popular now and they are teasing of launch of the official token and airdrop real soon. It's not sure how the airdrop would be distributed but it's likely to be tied with how much in-game success and coins people have. The success or failure of this airdrop would define the future aspects of such game. The game itself is highly refined and I expect the team to be able to issue an working token.

There are people who are interested and not at all interested in doing tasks that are just a waste of time.  Although, on various social media, it is quite familiar because many people talk about it, for people who do deeper research or you could say their knowledge in this industry is quite extensive.      Of course they won't be interested at all

It's a two-sided narrative. For the tappers that are totally new to the cryptosystem, they get exposed to what's obtainable In the crypto space through the task they do in the taping project. Note that it's not always tapping that's involved in the airdrop thing. Most of the task involves you watching a YouTube video and then after watching you get some points, through watching the videos daily, you get to learn some basic cryptocurrency concepts which helps you gain a better balance than when you started. On the other hand, an average tapper wants to get a good amount of money from his tapping and most times the expectation outweighs what's in most cases the reality of the project.

Once you do tapping as a sure means to financial gain, the end is going to be discouraging because before you profit well from most of this airdrop, it might require you to give in too much time or even cheat by using multiple accounts and even at that, it's only a handful of people that will have the ability to getting to that point. The assurance that the project you're doing will pay off is also what you're totally sure of and outside of the recent notice that even paid well, I have not seen a better reference that shows that tapping your screens for months can fetch you a huge amount of money. In comparison to what you can use the same amount of time to do that will give you better profit, I don't think the energy is worth it.

Most people that are tricked with lines like that are novice, these taps has really brought in alot of newbies to tye crypto world and some people are taking advantage of them by promising them quick rich profits by simply tapping or even them paying to learn how to tap. That's not good enough. But people need to wake up from there sleep, thing ain't that easy.

by downloading some free applications it becomes a hope to earn extra money with a few hundred dollars we are hard to get, but the main goal can go beyond that, there are many projects to make money and that is the reality, in that case it depends on the economy created by the project -the project so that the airdrop hopes to make a lot of money but that is very difficult to happen, and that is something that must be considered to enter the hamster program by making sure this project first is much better.

The telegram app, which formerly plays the primary role as a communication app, now plays more roles as a crytocurrency wallet/mining app. By simply tapping the on the screen of your smart phone, You can earn tokens or points which have the potential to become valuable conis/tokens. The successful launching of Not coin created more awareness and trust on the TON ecosystem. In my opinion, I consider this development as a positive one for the crypto industry as many people who were unaware of happenings in the crypto space, became attracted to cryptocurrency. By simply owing a smartphone and downloading the telegram app, you are good to go to earn by tapping on the screen. I consider this as a welcome development in the crypto space - as it has attracted many people to the world of cryptocurrency.

There's a lot of projects that generate huge amount of money for people's but I didn't understand the way people's are running the ongoing projects I'm even afraid of it even when I decided to join it, but with way i saw much people's into i feel like know joined again.

The most surprised things about some people's is not that they have a little knowledge the project or airdrops, but a moment they see others doing they will definitely joined without research to be sure either this projects is legit or not, but their not after that everyone wants to be coming rich in easier way among of all those projects is one that I have hope for that it can doing well during lunch time which is hamster Kombat, because some of this projects are created by scammers.

Don't get it twisted bro, you don't get rich from what you get, well at least not 90% of the people who engage in it will get good reward.
The only Tap2Earn that has paid so far is NotCoin and not everyone who did it got rich.
Same way all these other Tap mini projects will not give huge reward to everyone who engaged in it.
Since most of the defi projects have turned out to be a disappointment, I guess Tap2Earn is going to be the next hype in crypto.

Lots of similar projects are on social media but I doubt the chances are higher than alternative airdrop projects since there is no concrete backup on such shill altcoin that can be earned with clicking. Farming such altcoins never makes sense to me, so I am not going to download any of such altcoin mining/earning programs to waste my time.

Most of these airdrops are focused on Asian and African countries (third-world countries). In these countries, even $100 is a significant amount, and creators of projects like Hamster are looking for such users to promote their projects. It can be a big marketing and a bigger deception.

It's good if it's a few hundred dollars for those living in third-world countries. It means a lot coming from a free application, but if you look closely at the number of members doing the task and the allocation for the airdrop, that few hundred dollars is unrealistic.
These airdrops just proved that there are so many people looking to make money online with simple tasks on hamster alone 40 million is a huge number; these people will just wake up that they have been tricked into thinking that they can get rich overnight doing tapping on a cellphone.

That's because all of them are starting and they're all in the phase of gathering users to use their app as they promise for an airdrop to come.

And as for the airdrop of these projects whether they're tapping or any kind of project for the release of their tokens. Do not expect a lot from them.

Because for those that have been fortunate to receive hundreds to thousands worth of airdrop in dollars. They probably have done a lot of work and did invest in their platform.

It's really hard to determine whether you'd be qualified for their airdrop or not if you're only going for the free and how much possibly they can have.

Where did you see this? My foks received $2 for one month of tapping on Onchain. Holy sh*tt!!! People are insane these days, wasting a month just to get a few dollars in their pockets. Tap-tap projects are scams that exploit users to gain popularity, followers, and engagement.

My friend sent me his SS after a few weeks of tapping his phone to get Pickle Rick tokens, and he had collected approximately 20 million points.

And after the conversion, he  only received 10 prick tokens. 




He got 10 tokens prick tokens from pickle rick tap app.



In the end, he only made $0.02 for a few weeks of tapping pickle rick app.

Earning a few hundred is too huge I think it is way lower. I believe most people who engage in this kind of airdrop will earn less than they expected.  First, let us consider the possible value of the token, where it can be listed, and the number of token that will be distributed on the airdrop.  I believe it would be lucky if the token were listed on its launch time.  Most probably people will end up with worthless tokens after several months of tapping their mobile phone.

It is also possible that some of these projects create this kind of scheme to earn money from different social media like YouTube views since with lots of views and subscribers, it would be easy for them to monetize the channel.  And with millions to hundreds of millions of views from the people aiming for an airdrop, these channels will earn huge amounts of money.  I hope the revenue from these channels will be used to support the token's market but I have less faith that it will happen.

Nowadays earning money by mobile trapping has become a viral phenomenon.  Everyone is getting busy on their mobiles to earn with just a tap of their fingers. Notcoin has given people a huge amount of profit at the tap of such finger, in view of which currently people are showing interest in more projects like Hamster Kombat, Tapswap etc. and keeping themselves busy all the time at the tap of the finger.

Not only getting popularity they also stealing referrals based on the tasks the game provided there are lots of them not only Tapswap.
I am more confident about other tap games mentioned by Ton Blockchain like Yes coin and take note about hamster kombat its already has a price on the Binance exchange at around 0.000001 It is not the last price yet we might see a higher price once the token generation event happens but according to Binance, the supply seems pretty high its billions and possible the price would just drop once it's available for trade on spot.

Incorrect. A lot of people made plenty of money from drops especially drops that require plenty of liquidity in order to position very well. If you have good amount of liquidity, then you'd most likely get a nice sizeable amount of drop in return. About Hamster Kombat, the game is popular for two reasons:

• Notcoin was a success
• Telegram & TON ecosystem is super easy to get onboarded and access.

Everyone keep talking about mass adoption but the only crypto I have seen come close to achieving that is TON (aside from Bitcoin). Because the application is just a simple as using WhatsApp with built-in wallet and other features to access their full ecosystem directly from telegram app itself. It's seamless tll.

Disclaimer: I only zero TON bags in either spot or futures positions.

There's every possibilities to get rich if participated on the legitimate mining projects. Like when  NotCoin and some few projects was launchedbsjd it trended lucratively in the crypto market cap, a lot of participants who kept tapping, mining and accumulating the coins made a whole lot of money while some who gave up halfway or didn't accumulate a lot made just a little.
It's also possible to accumulate even more than a lot of ongoing projects that hasn't been launched and can end up being unfortunate to the participants with all time wasted after the project crashes even while unlaunched.
It all just depends of the coins value and legitimacies.

Tapswap is fake and it is a scam project Hamster Kombat might be legit but their approach is not encouraging and as you said, it is only small fraction of dollars will be assign to each tapper in the promotion of tapping and that companies are using those who are tapping to create popularity in their social media platforms or channels.

It is very difficult to identify a project that can pay all users. One of the projects, if I'm not mistaken, "chain" paid users only 5-10 dollars. This payment is not even worth turning on my mobile phone!

Have you read this excerpt from a Cointelegraph article on Hamster Kombat comparing tap-to-earn to the UBI concept. Just think of it as a compensation for losing your job to an AI and getting those eazy-peazy cash from just tapping at your convenience

With the popularity and number of people joining these mining and airdrop projects even if they are legit with the large number of participants they have I don’t think they will be able to cash out reasonable amount from them. Those promoting these projects are probably looking for more referrals since more referrals earn you more points. With the increased amount of new telegram mining projects everywhere now alot of fake projects will be developed and it will be hard to identify those scam airdrops.


Participating in these airdrops is just based on trial because no one knows for sure what will happen and which of them is legit but that’s why it is advised to always carry out research on projects before participating in any of their airdrops. Scam is everywhere and scammers will definitely want to take advantage of the hype surrounding telegram mining aidrops.

A lot of hype has been created about Telegram's mining projects. In fact, it is becoming difficult to understand which one will actually pay and which one will not. This hype has been created since the payment of not coin. There are many scammers who are taking advantage of this.  should be careful.

Even what I can't accept in my logic when influencers provide information that hamster coins can be withdrawn in cash with fiat at the nearest minimarket just to find referrals of people who are unfamiliar with airdrop, ridiculous! I realise that many hamster developers have youtube accounts, and boom with instant visitors subcrice and watch short videos willingly. I think the fever of telegram bots started with the popularity of not coins that are calibrated to the current trend, the branding is not playing games, I think there will be disappointed when the listing price, especially if you only get a little, especially those with high expectations.  I think some people are just taking part in working on telegram airdrops like that, yes, the name is a new project that grows, of course you have to be patient with the roadmap and agenda that the project goes through, like planting something in a wide field. Although not all are legit, but I admit that there are more and more tele bot projects that make me interested, just follow the free ones .

I agree, and I also think that most of the tap-to-earn games today are just a waste of time these developers are also wishing that they will earn money from players after they have invested in it or bought their own altcoin and I saw that they have also an option to earn more coins on the games by just exchanging it with TON coin which I think they are milking the players for their own profit.

At least to me awareness is not really a problem anymore, anyone that had access to the Internet during the last years already knows that cryptocurrencies exist, what we need is for a way to those people to understand that bitcoin and other good altcoins are their best bet for a better future, and unfortunately all of those bots used by scammers are delaying this from happening, because as those people get scammed, they associate those losses with the market in general, which makes many of those people to ignore this market and invest their money in other assets.

The fact that there are a lot of tap-to-earn bots and projects today makes it clear that one cannot earn a lot of money from them, but you are right about them spreading a lot of awareness about cryptocurrencies, and when people use these bots and get involved in these projects, they eventually start taking interest in cryptocurrencies and that is a positive thing for sure.

These bots and airdrops have become a norm lately after a few of them became successful and users got good money from them, and we know how quickly such things spread because people keep telling others and this is the reason why these projects get so many followers and subscribers, etc., they put up tasks for their users to follow them in all social platforms to get rewards.

Tapping all day will not make you rich you need to have massive referrals I do have this Hampster out of curiosity and there are people with thousands of referrals, these tapping models are banking on the success of Notcoin and those who missed the Notcoin hype are trying their luck here on these proliferating tapping models.

It's easy to promote these tapping models because they have an example from the one that started the thread, we will see if these other tapping models will duplicate Notcoin's success

currently many people are interested in convenience and trying their luck and that is what they always propose, many programs run by hamsters make many people interested in trying it and getting to know crypto and it is always based on participating in digital activities nowadays with many types of projects which is supported by binance and it is generating interest,i think users can only make a few hundred dollars for extra money.

Its more of a lottery isn't it instead of income, this thing isn't consistent at all, one project could give $1k the other project could give few cents, can't really rely on this as a source of income at best its just side hustle, even then sometime the effort spent for this outweigh of that traditional side hustle.
its akin to airdrop honestly, just do all available projects out there and hope the best, but never too optimistic, because most of them are massive disappointment.

The problem is, building good game takes massive investment, also the entire P2E economic model was intentionally made to not sustain anyway, the whole point is to give way to make capital out of it,  as a result the fun aspect many times overlooked, even this tap game entire point is just to farm user base converting people into using their crypto platform which I guess the main reason why many of these projects supported by the TON foundation.

Getting rich by tapping the phone's screen is just hype by people and promoters, what do you expect? Notcoin started it and it was a success, but the maximum I read that was paid to anybody was not up to $1500, obviously, this can't make anybody rich unless the person will just utilize it well to be rich by either further investing it or engage in business with it. Nonetheless, it is a welcome development than doing nothing which is not so tasking other than tapping your phone and getting a good amount of money through it.

This tapping of a thing is a kind of mining act and the brains behind it work in the shadows to get some investors into the projects. It is the money they make from the activity that would be shared among all participants but with some considerations put in place as well like 50% for the community, 30% for the brains behind it and the remaining 20% for the project development and maintenance.

That's the funny thing. Ordinary people are the toys of influencers, and only those who have a lot of referrals will have a good profit in these projects. No money comes without hard work. I know many people in this forum who have been creating/participating in various campaigns for years - writing articles - trading and...
But none of them have become rich. But maybe some people consider themselves rich with 500 dollars. LOL

While it’s kind of stupid for influencers or content creators to promote things they are not that aware of, it is also our responsibility to fact check things and make sure that any claims are true and legitimate.
If it was that easy and simple, everyone would have been rich by now wouldn’t we?

There is no airdrop that will make you rich and that is absolutely impossible, especially just by doing it tap by tap. Hamsters Combat is currently very popular among the public because there are so many users that many people are learning about cryptocurrency. and until now many of my friends have asked me about crypto. This means that the program run by Hamsters makes many people interested and come to play and get to know cryptocurrency.

Of course there's no such thing as easy money. In crypto space, it is either you are lucky to hit on gems without investing any amount, or you invest and harvest afterwards. If it is with airdrops before, then it is surely possible but nowadays, it is a bit rare. You won't be earnjng that much on something you get for free, let's accept the reality. There were other projects like Pi if you guys can recall. Although it would be worthy trying, people should be learning investments on a better way which involves embracing but managing the risk. If there are really good airdrops that is open to all people, then we should all be rich by now. Kidding aside, people are just so fascinated with easy to become rich impression towards this industry without knowing how things really work.
We all know where the idea came from which encouraged people to also be participating to almost everything that will be offered on the internet. Of course it is with P2E from way back 2021 if I'm not mistaken.

One thing about airdrop is that it is always unpredictable,  and I think when the notcoin airdrop was on people could participate by tapping their screen and many people people didn't believe such method of airdrop could generate money for them. After the notcoin airdrop other projects emulate the method of notcoin airdrop and people belive taping can generate some cool money for them. It is not a guarantee that just tapping can earn money, but still anything can happen.

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.

Not just hamsters, now projects that mimic the Tap Tap Notcoin model are all almost exaggerated with so many users that even that no longer interests me.
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.

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. 

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.

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.

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 .

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.

Yes, but this is for the devs and not for the users that think of being rich with these tap-tap projects.

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.

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.


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.

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.

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. .

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.

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.

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.

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.

They might be no possibilities of this people earning a lot of money from this tap projects, but what is more important than all that is that these people don’t want to miss out and then feel sorry for themselves for not participating in it earlier. I see nothing wrong in giving a trial since you’re not spending even a penny on them and you’ll get rewarded if they eventually launch and decide to settle their community members that helped pushed the project for them. 

 The success of Notcoin is what have brought attention of many people into all this games and for notcoin to be successful in that way, they had less participants than we have now trooping in. The tap projects to some show a great potential to remain hopeful and confident that they’ll do well in the future while a lot still believe they’re just after receiving from community and not giving out to the community. Whatever the views of many, people are still waiting and hoping that’s they’ll get paid in this projects.

If there was an easy way like this, then there would probably be no poor people in this world. Briefly and simply, such projects usually provide very excessive promotion. What's the aim? Yes, so that people believe easily and finally do it.

And what's the lure of getting rich? the arena of something related to money and becoming rich is everyone's dream, especially those who are active on social media. At the thought of becoming rich just by doing these tasks, they will definitely be very easily tempted, bro. But yes, even though the bullshit promotion is very visible, there are still many people who believe in this and in the end are easily deceived.

In essence, if you want your project to be hyped and successful very easily and be known by more and more people, then make promotions on social media, do it hyperbolically and promise things that are very sweet and easy to get, promise to get rich suddenly and so on. So, your promotion will certainly be quite easy to succeed.

The main goal is to collect a lot of funds to make their game project a success by building a large community, I know that this game is becoming a trend where I see many people playing the game in the hope of making money as they promised, but the reality has not been proven as we can see. together in the future, we will continue to be careful if we want to invest in it

Such trends as the taping of screen has two impacts in the cryptocurrency industry. Negative or positive;

• Positive: it is making more and more people to embrace cryptocurrency in one way or the other. This is obviously a plus to the cryptocurrency industry.
• Negative: When such tapping projects refuse to meet the expectations of the participants, they will conclude that the whole crypto thing is scam and lose interest.

We need to learn to manage this...

Recently Tapswap, Hamster is creating a buzz on various social media and many people are showing interest to join here. These things are not new, people have been attracted to such projects for a long time, but now the public is more inclined towards new projects. I understand that people are showing interest in crypto currency projects now, but I think that if people who are showing interest in such new projects get cheated from here, then they will later walk away, lose confidence. Investment projects must be patient and wait for a certain period of time to get money from it, but if one could become rich with the click of a few fingers in a short period of time, then everyone in the world would be rich. To get rich in coin investing, you have to choose the right coin to invest in, wait until a certain amount of dividend comes.

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

It's easy to become rich in a few taps. For 1% of people or less. And not with those bots. Most people won't get too much, and won't become interested in crypto. So I think that all this stuff is a cancer.

That hype comes from NOTCOIN, and a lot of projects are running this format to reach out to the community, although I know there are a lot of bots and spam on those platforms but I also think there will be some products bring resonance.

But really, there is no guarantee of goodness, it's just a matter of are you in for it? If you participate, you will have a chance or only receive a small reward, but if you do not participate, you will not receive anything.

So we can make choices that we feel confident in because there is no compulsion for jobs from the airdrop.

Millions of people are obsessed with that tapswap on Telegram, so it's hard to stop those people. So let's expect that millions of people will be more and more disappointed with that cryptocurrency in the future when the airdrops they expect fail.

You know, in the field of crypto space, where they saw a lot of making a lot of money, people will suddenly flock to have an interest in cryptocurrency just because of their mobile phone via telegram apps, which for them is just one thing that is very easy to do. But I don't focus on that; I'm still there for the long term.

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.

That's the reality, not everyone knows techniques like this, especially if they are newcomers, or is it better if they don't know? LOL. Even though it is a dark reality, we must still look at it from the bright side, imagine there are more than 1M new adopters in crypto, they are potential people who will add MC to the crypto market.

Don't use the current hype to give them negative energy, we will lose more people who should get into crypto.

Tap swap is so saturated and I don't really see it promising now that there's a lot of people participating on it. I just think that its a waste of time and effort so I decide not to continue my participation on that platform then move on to other socialfi airdrops or those play to airdrop since for me these platforms is more worth for our time.

I also see a lot of people looking forward to get a big gains from it and I don't know if their expectation will be converted into something valuable to them.

For question that its easy to get rich on just a few taps well yes for devs because they create some expectation for user that their project is great then maybe buy their tokens when they release it to open market. But for those people who participate maybe they earn few bucks then subject to get scam by the devs especially if they buy their tokens and experience a rug pull.

Certainly, not all of these projects will be successful. Some of them may not even pay players at all and all of this depends on the user's level of knowledge. With hundreds of these robots/projects available, choosing the best one can be quite difficult.

You know that it is not easy to reach the state of being rich; it takes hard work. Now, if there are people or communities who are crazy about the tapping swap, you say you can't blame them. Why? because before there was a hamster, but notcoin came first, right?

And many people also said that what millions of people who are Telegram users are doing is a big joke and that they are making money from what they are doing. But what happened to Notcoin? Wasn't it successful and made a lot of money? So that means no one can say if they will make money from tap mining; that's tap mining. What if Hamster's Notcoin happens again? Will you be embarrassed by saying that, op? Just let the people who believe in that know, because if you don't believe in what they do, follow what you believe in. Just let them do what they are doing, because they will reap what they reap, not you.

They took advantage of notcoin craze, hoping to repeat the same history, the people get swayed because they probably hears the news about people that earn huge sum from just tapping their phone and interested, at some point it can be called FOMO, people just want to get in because there's opportunity to make money here which may not be true at all.

Not until they realize that they are wasting time doing pointless project that pays really small amount of money just like the recent onchain project that give cents to their committed community.

Probably less than your projected estimation, the NOTcoin success won't get repeated because too much people doing the game and the allocation stays the same, I expect these projects to give people disappointment instead of giving people money.
just imagine how small the rewards gonna be if hundred millions of people doing the game, money don't grow on tree, these kind of coin usually have limit on their market cap, the market can't endure never ending dumps either, the devs will be forced to divide the allocation at the end of the day.

Those people were merely FOMOing tap projects, fueled by the successful launch of notcoin in recent weeks. People are still driven by FOMO to make money by simply tapping their phones, but more and more tap projects have emerged. 

I recommend that you look at onchain, where you will see how millions of individuals have been fooled for over a month by tapping their phones. People received 10–80 onchain tokens in exchange for their work, with each token costing 5 cents. They received $4 for one month of tapping their phone. 

Finally, this pattern is similar to previous trends, because a successful scheme will encourage scammers to replicate it. 

In my opinion, these tapping Telegram bots are ways to create good awareness for crypto. For example, even my grandma can tap, and if she gets to understand the steps to properly connect a wallet to claim her earnings and sell, then she's learning something about cryptocurrency.

They are a sacrifice for refferal system lol. Kinda expected anyway as they are totally new in this kind of thing and what their referrer told them is they can get money from only tapping

Nothing much but just like every other cryptocurrency hype, tapping games are the wave of the moment and for that  no one can tell which among the multiple of them can become successful and which one will fail,  I will not blame those who are serious about all the free to earn approach because they themselves can't tell which one among those projects will moon like notcoin did.

At this stage every team want to take advantage pf the current popularity of the telegram game hype and for that their are all promising good returns amd also cashing in on the market,  but my advice is that, airdrop huntters should always take extra efforts to research and know more about some of those tapping projects before the invest they time in doing the task and playing games.

They are not promising a lot of money, they are in comparison with notcoin because not's given a lot of money from its airdrop.
But I don't think now that most of these tap mining apps are going to give some good money still.
It's the same as the hype that we're getting from NFT games. The game is very simple to be honest.

This is the problem when you came late and don't expect to become rich on that platform easily without completing the times a hundred times. This may be the trend now but I can guarantee you, you will not become rich from this in just a short period of time and if this project last longer, you might still not rich by that time so don't over confident and just set your expectation to avoid any disappointment.

I saw that this hamster combat was very busy, I also registered with several accounts to play there, the way to register was quite easy so I was very diligent in playing it, moreover there was no investment made and the task was quite simple, just invite people. to play together and create a joint account

but if I was forced to invest some money, I would definitely refuse it, I don't really believe in investing a certain amount of money to get money, when something is free then I will definitely do it lol

The tap to earn trend came along at a time when things like memecoins are really popular and a lot of ridiculous projects are incredibly overvalued during this crypto bull market. In the long term, I don’t think you can earn anything meaningful from these games. The tokens you earn are going to lose value quickly because of how saturated the tap to earn market is becoming and these tokens just don’t have any real use case.

Those guys you're seeing promoting play to earn telegram mini games are doing it because they enjoyed the referrals they get from referring people to each games they play and the more referrals the bring the more benefits they get depending on the rule of each type of the game, it help them gets more tokens to be converted to real tokens later and it also increases their chance of been picked for the potential aidrop.

What I know is that not all of this projects will later succeed in listing because some of them are just wasting people's time for pressing their screen that will not pay anything at the end of the day. There is this particular one they called Tapswap that was shamefully requesting TON from it's users and when asked on their space yesterday, the respondent says they need money to feed some developers and I just burst out laugh, this is insane.

I have noticed a pattern lately of get rich quick apps promising easy money from tapping or coin collecting or whatever.  Part of me gets why they are so popular - who wouldnt want money for barely lifting a finger? But cmon, we all know those promises are too good to be true. 

Makes me think of those Tapswap and Hamster apps I have seen friends raving about on social media.  Sure, its awesome more folks are getting into crypto.  But no way can a few clicks make you serious bank.  From what I have seen, those types of things usually turn out to be total scams or exaggerated nonsense. If making money was that easy we would all be rich already.  The people getting rich from crypto are the ones who put in the hours to understand it.

Maybe even more than $500. This happens when only a few people, like you and me, know these techniques. But the main question is "Do all ordinary people have enough information about this?" I have even seen some people who can't do a simple task of these bots and think they will get rich with just a few taps.

Yes, even some of my colleagues have told me that we don't know anything and we just tap on our mobiles. They say, "When these coins become money, can you transfer it to our bank account? " This is really ridiculous. They have no information about it and like a herd of sheep, they follow the sheep in front. But still, I think maybe only 5 out of 100 people do some research about digital currencies, and this is a way to increase their knowledge.

You can't get rich, but you can get a lot of money from there. Before Notcoin deployed and listed the token, my friend ran their bot on Telegram with 3 accounts, so what did he get? he earned around $450 - $500 from just tapping the screen, imagine if that was 100 or 500 accounts?

Never look at something small, also look at its potential if you can maximize it, BTW I run the Hamster Kombat bot with *** accounts, hopefully each account can earn enough money, LOL.

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.

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?