Topic: My journey with Telegram Mini Apps - page 3. (Read 719 times)

Yeah, most of the projects in this sector would be going with bad allocations afterward, thus ensuring their communities wouldn't be pleased with how much effort they often put into projects like that.
Some would be rewarded greatly, but most would get only some dimes without many proxies / a farm.

We have almost the same list of airdrops that I am also looking out for. Some in here have already flew but did not really land nicely. We saw it with dogs and even though you seem to have taken significant profit from it, some including me were not really as satisfied with the listed price. Some projects will be listing soon like Tomarket at the end of the month so it would be interesting to see how it will fare. I do not see much hype for some of the projects compared to the hype of dogs and hamster kombat but I am hoping they still do some good when listed.

There's definitely valued to be found, even in the more dubious-looking projects, as long as you approach them with caution and a solid research strategy. We should stay vigilant and open to learning from those experiences. Research is paramount in this space. Diversifying the efforts is key, especially in a space that can be as unpredictable as this. It's a balancing act between exploring new opportunities and managing risks. It's all about taking the lessons and applying them in ways that push us forward, just like we've done!

If you say you are happy with what you have earned from them thus far, then congratulations. That being said, IMO, these telegram airdrops are a waste of time for most people, i know someone will say they know "a friend" who earned a good amount from some of them, but how many people were that lucky. Not to mention that there are some developers that are just taking advantage of the hype to launch any nonsense for their own benefit and waste people's time and efforts in the process.

It seems you've been experiencing some good vibes with telegram mini apps..so far only dogs, nots has done well. I'm also closely monitoring X. Like I started earlier. The volumes for it on bitget pre market barely 72hrs is over a quarter million $. Might be good sign

It started as a joke, many people were skeptical when they first tapped notcoin, but after successfully listing on the Binance exchange, other projects followed suit, earning a reasonable income.

But you started the journey well where you followed early while I didn't, at least Dogs benefited so much after being successfully sold to the Binance market.

Hamster Kombat has disappointment because the rewards are not as commensurate
Cats - equally not worth it for me.
Others still don't know when to do TGE.

         -  Good Job! you are vey lucky on your journey. and you as a begginer and get into that kind of free money. 2 thumbs up.
NOT is really a good start for begginers and DOGS are fast project which give a good amount. while hamster is  a lesson to learned from some airdrop players.
there will be more good projects and many bad one. just keep looki9ng for it and every step you do in cryptoworld should leave a mark and make it your lesson to learn.

This is true. I've seen those that are involved with this that have been doing farms with it are the ones that gets the most reward. But then, with the measure and way of dealing with cheaters of most of these successful projects, many of them are turned down but still there are a lot of them that are able to bypass.

For airdrops, it is profitable because the participants are still getting some rewards. The only capital that they have is their efforts and energy not unless they also have done a lot of transactions that gives them higher points than the normal free airdropper. But I agree about investing into those coins or tokens like HK, I would avoid that for sure except dogs which is my bias. 

It's worth trying them out, however, to not overwrite what you already do because of them - after all, they don't offer something life-changing, just like Defi games, but these are often even more shilled and mainstream, ensuring the flock of new participants and that the drop would be not that big for each individual.

Thank you for sharing that. I have no idea about many of the Mini Apps that you mentioned, which is why this is helpful for me although I am not really serious about playing the Mini Apps, I just want to test them out and see if they are different from the Defi games that entered the crypto industry years ago.
The only problem with them is that they eat a lot of time for low rewards. Worst, it might ruin your career if you have one. I think those who are trying to make this their source of income might fail. This is only good for trying to play some games sometimes while they are idle. That's my take on this mini apps that are in Telegram.

Yeah, T2E, in general, isn't - that - profitable without proxies and a farm of accounts going beside you yourself doing the activities. However, it may be profitable - it's just that the nature of the projects in the sector may end up just like HK, which isn't good for people investing their funds and efforts.

True, we were all optimistic with the great start from NOT and Dogs. They did a very generous airdrop and all participants were well rewarded and satisfied. However, things quickly changed when many of these mini app projects or games started requiring transactions from participants, leading to more manipulation than their real value. Hamster was the first major failure, and many others followed.
What began as a fun meme tokens on Telegram with projects like NOT, Catizen, DOGS, Major, X empire soon turned into something quite different. Only projects like NOT and DOGS true that added real value, and boosted engagement with the growing trend of projects allowing investment to get more rewards has switched things.

It feels like ICO before them, I believe this hyped trending projects will disappear and fade away after having failures or scamming many players either for money or time spent. There’s only so much the market can take when participants see more manipulation than genuine opportunities. X Empire may still offer some of their promises to the community, but unless there’s a strong focus on real value which is the community priorities, it’s hard to see how these types of projects will last for lomg term.

Exactly, that's why dogs is being loved by the community. There are no trivial stuffs and delays just for those few bucks that the participants will get from the dogs. And there are still undergoing projects that are copying the style of dogs but I am no longer interested with them because it's for sure going to be not that hype at all. The sentiment of many have lost a lot already on this tapping trend that we're having. While I am not discouraging everybody, that's just me that have stopped for a while and will have to wait for some opportunities that will favor the likes of me.

It is great to see how your cryptocurrency journey begins in the playground and turns into something meaningful. NOT and DOGS, for example, appear to open up a whole new world for you. And marvelous how you take advantage of the education character of these websites to get your crypto fix.

I completely agree with the value that comes from educational games such as X Empire in the Web3 space. It will not only help traders provide real trading insights but also bring more people into this world of crypto in a fun way as Web3 is continuing to grow. It is believed that these sites will play an important role in taking newcomer diversity across the bridge by providing easier and more interactive learning-

Great you balanced the amusement side with educational aspects in these projects. I will hope that X Empire will be priced nicely, waiting for the listing. Since that could be a sign of a bright future for many educational crypto projects. This is going to ensure success in your crypto journey. These projects look like just the start.

Yes, I can understand where you are coming from. At the end of it, it really is the value you put into your time. For some, working for a wind turbine feels rewarding. while for others like yourself, it is more attractive to settle down with little effort. I also like staking to get passive rewards. But as you pointed out, sometimes the power of whaling can make it seem like small bettors are piling up the right stuff.

I see it, especially on Telegram with airdrops. It's kind of the same thing with the ad flow going down. Something's changed in the market, and seemingly most of that attention has moved elsewhere. Like you said with the appeal of SUI; it looks like the days of high airdrop rewards are over. But the focus may move towards awards or other types of projects, which still could produce value without being permanent work.

Such stories are exploited by scammers to force you to promote their projects or continue playing, I am sure that your friend did not plan or expect to make such a profit and when he was playing those games no one was talking about it. He won because he started playing early but after Dogs it is impossible to make such a profit from Telegram Mini Apps.

DOGS is an example of a project where you do one or two actions and are rewarded the same as if you would tap for months in Hamster Kombat
OP did a great job and I hope he will continue on this path evolving and becoming more knowledgeable.

Totally. As it was said, if it brings knowledge and joy to you - no matter how fuddy it is, you should give it a try and keep pushing forward.
Telegram projects are - usually - not worth it, but they can be worked around and analyzed to get something from them in the end, you just need to do your research more vigilantly and diversify the efforts made.

as long as you think it's worth the time you spent, it's good for you I guess.
same with other airdrop, mostly are task based that consumes a lot of time, for some people it's fair, for me, sometime its fair and sometime its not.

I just liked staking more, since it requires me to do zero task, so I can spend my energy elsewhere and just getting all those juicy APR and added additional TGE rewards.
but then it also have problem of being dominated by a whale, so the little shrimp like us only got the left over.

as for telegram airdrop, it seems like the hype has been going week ever since SUI gaining some acknowledgement from the market stealing the spotlight. Not even binance's listing could help these telegram coin keeping their market cap the same or above TGE. which is a sign that maybe the big juicy reward has been moving somewhere else.

That's a great journey you've had; I've also been exploring similar paths. Despite the FUD around HMSTR, it's impressive that you still managed to come out with something positive, which is commendable. It shows your resilience and ability to adapt. Utilizing educational videos to better understand the crypto world is a smart move, education is key in this ever-evolving space. Keep navigating this intricate world with the same curiosity and adaptability. There are so many opportunities coming our way.

Congratulations and more in the future. As long as you're seeing the value of yourself doing all of those tap projects and the mini games apps, you're good. Many of us have been tired with these games because the allocation doesn't look good at all. I like dogs to be honest, effortless but some of value. With all of the profit that you've made there, I hope that you're reinvesting it to something better or you're able to keep money for yourself for whatever purpose that you have in your future. So, be wise with how you spent your money because getting into those projects even if they're from airdrops, they're too tiring to be honest and the effort that you have exerted on it is hard to value its equivalent from what you have.