Topic: The Future of Telegram Airdrops After Hamster Listing (Read 133 times)

I assume this will happen — some will stop doing Telegram airdrops because Hamster was a fail, and that will make reward for rest who stick around worth it.


The big difference between Web3 airdrops and Telegram airdrops is that in most cases Web3 airdrops require some spending, while Telegram airdrops are mostly free, so it depends on the user — if they have got no money to spend then they should stick to Telegram airdrops and continue to try their luck there.

I don’t think one failed project should be the final say on the future of Telegram airdrops. Yes, it feels like a lot of these airdrops are increasingly just about growing their community without real value being returned to participants. But on the flip side, there have been Telegram airdrops in the past that paid off well, DOGS being one of them. So, it's really about picking your battles carefully.

I believe that patience is key in the crypto space. It’s tempting to give up when things like this happen, but staying cautious and doing proper research might still bring worthwhile opportunities.

yes, sometimes it is true, I think telegram airdrop still has the potential to introduce new  project but all of that is not free from our assessment of whether it is a scam or not, because every project must have shortcomings, even though it is small but they still pay. and it makes more sense to consider.

I don't expect to see a continued rise in people's interest in telegram mining airdrops again. Hamster Kombat payout token mechanism and its listed price is the height of it. How can one be paid with peanuts after months of time-wasting and data burned to carry out task upon task of Hamster Kombat?

Talking about the future of telegram airdrops, they will all end this year, because they have all lost the support of their community. Check all the listed mined airdrops(Dogs, Notcoin, and Hamster); their hypes and support are no more as before, at their early launch in the market, which has led to their tremendous decrease in price. I really hope they give profit returns to their investors who had invested in them at their peak price

First, we should know what is the word scam means...  If the project delivers the airdrop which it promise the participants, regardless of the price in the market, I do not think that it can be called a scam.  If they don't promise any price to encourage people to join their activities and the price turned out to be dust, I do not think it can be called a scam.  Shitcoin maybe but since they delivered, and stay in the cryptosphere, it can't be called a scam.

Hamster banning people suspected of cheater without any solid proof while those who actually cheated are not blame is not fair.  It may be one of the fraudulent moves of the project to minimize token recipients.

Participating in the telegram project is not forced, people joined voluntarily so why blame the project when it does not pay well?

Its too early to tell but we have an indication of abuse, You don't give dust of your token to your participants who worked months and spent money for upgrades, there's disappointment everywhere If we have another Hamster like of distribution, then it could be over within a year.

I hope all the other airdrops that will come are very different from what Hamster did, We like the Notcoin and Dogs distribution and platfrom, these are the kinds of airdrops worth working on.

Click to earn, at least when "referrals" are involved, sounds like it is basically similar to such over-simplistic "make money from home" as the various versions of an "Infinity Traffic Boost Plan".

I say over-simplistic because if you simply send the viewers of your ads directly to some third party site you are "wasting traffic"; traffic should be recycled.

In other words before you send a "referral" to anything, such as to go sign up for a telegram based airdrop or anything else, you should get them onto your own "list", because online marketers like to say "the money is in the list".

We here I suppose, if we trust the enduring nature of this forum and all the various free open source projects trying to make forever-storage so that our data we make today can reasonably be expected to be available in any holodeck anywhere when "the Federation" heads toward the stars once the Star Trek mythos is brought to life here on the planet known as Earth, could maybe argue that this forum is one of our "lists" so once we get folk to come here we recycle them using posts here rather than needing a "mailing list" or "membership site" of our own into which to "capture" them.

There is an entire industry "out there" though based on click to (if you do it well enough) earn that does base itself in mailing lists and membership sites; I of course have also my own examples for you of those too, my No Upfront Cash "empire" of mailing-lists and my LFM Knotwork membership-site.


Yet here I am, hmmm...

In my own experiments so far, crypto has for me been far far more lucrative than that whole clicks thing, even given I have an "empire" of mailing-lists and membership sites. Heck I took offline umpteen membership sites long long ago, my whole family of Magickal Mystery Tour, Teach the World to Fish, Space Cadet Academy and more. See archive.org's "wayback machine" if interested in such ancient sites or the history of "Knotwork sites" ("Tying it all together...") in general. Still maybe a couple other membership sites left somewhere as I tried most free open source membership-site software available at the time(s).

If the telegram airdrops scene is going the way of the whole pre-existing click for credits, click for views of your ads, click to potentially earn from home in your pajamas etc scene then maybe that niche of crypto might be heading toward "not as lucrative as crypto" if the focus is on the how you earn it part rather than on the wow I got some actual crypto, NOW I finally have my seed crypto to get started into the lucrative part...

-MarkM-

Everybody is going to sell their $5-$10 drops and shake the price up due to the nature of the drop, some people may buy HMSTR and wait for the 2 Season of theirs to finish and get some profits, but I highly doubt it.
For me, no high expectations were in place. And that's the summary of it - no life change, no big gains, but just a simple drop of $5-$30 for everybody

I disagree though, it might leave a sour taste for some, I read that there are some players who stay with hamster and yet they just get a few in the airdrops.


But you also know that this is just a hype though and it will not be a long term game? Just like what had happen before, ICO->IDO to play to earn to know tap to earn.


As I have said, this is just a hype and so after this, there will be a new name in the game causing this hype to die down. Just like what Axie Infinity, it was the last hype and now it's dead and taking over by tap to earn and farm and so the cycle will continues.

Also, they will have their own pad for the tokens, so, yeah, Blum is, at least, on paper, the best in terms of what projects can be put to work.
But expectations shouldn't be too high, just like with HK.

It's a valid deduction that the most popular airdrop game Hamster Kombat could not maintain a respectable price than what more could we expect from less popular and fragmented airdrops. But another thing to consider is Hamster's popularity might have had a bad result for the airdrop. When the number of participants high, the reward would be more fragmented and there would be a lot of sell pressure once the coin lists. When the lot of instant seller end up selling their coins, the token would stabilize and probably get to the price point its real holders expect.

I think, Blum, and if player are still working on it and the game items have not run out, I suggest you finish them and get the points. Blum is predicted to be one of the Tokens that has the most functions among other airdrops that have been listed, for example, Blum will combine the functional tokens between checks and dex, meaning that users will be able to transact crypto even though they use the ton network later, and there is also a lot of support for this coin from investors.

Telegram airdrops are doing good Dogs and Notcoin makes us excited to work on these airdrops until Hamster comes along; it ruin everything, Until now, there have been so many complaints on forums, on social media, its the talk of the town for unfair distribution, its not worth the effort.

This picture is just one of the too many disappointing picture posted on social medias of people who tirelessly worked for months only to get dust of the billions supply, well we really can't blame people if their expectations are not met.

A lot of people banked on hamster including me, though I started having my doubts at a certain stage of the mining. Even their X page gave people a bit of hopes when they brought out a list of potential listing 0.07 to 0.5 and asked people to guess their listing price. It’s sad to see that your time and efforts were kinda wasted cos the drop wasn’t worth it.
My ADVICE to airdropers once u get any just convert to USDT or BTC no point holding dust.

Some coins are successful for listing on the Binance exchange, so there will be more airdrops on Telegram, of course the airdrop community really hopes that in the future it will have the same fate as the previous project because now it cannot be sure.

Moonbix and Blum are expected by many, but we never know what the future holds, we can only wait while playing games on Telegram.

That the airdrop hype in Telegram is only temporary, it will not last long, after that there will be a new hype again, I can't be sure now because some projects can also end up with fraud, while we can still do good research under airdrop on Telegram is still reliable.

This is the major reason why I barely pay attention to this airdrops because I know it will worth nothing when finally got listed. The funniest part of it is about their conversion rate or ratio, like it was very bad and extremely poor because to those who where have billions of the coin ended up just receiving about 3-4k of the real tokens and I believe many of them right now already had heart attack because they put their trust and hope on the coin to be listed.

Last week thereabouts, I was in a football hall where some people were predicting about the price and what they would do with their coin, and some of them were saying of opening their company when the coin finally launched, and I was like these people are still newbie in the crypto space that they haven't seen anything yet maybe I think this coin has entirely failed them and I believe they have learnt their lesson.

Surely there must be a reduction in people's interest when it comes to the so called telegram airdrops, but however it not by force but by choice now one actually knows the future of any airdrops while participating the least one should do is to lower down expectations, harmster Kombat should be a benchmark of discouragement since other ones can be better even though there is no guarantee but yeah it can be very painful after all the time and money spent on data let alone how long this project took, there is no harm in trying things that is just the point since no one can be very sure about the possible outcome of any airdrops.

We already predicted that the coin will be listed at the premarket price which was $0.01. It was not a surprise when I found it listed exactly at the price. Many people put their time into tapping hamster Kombat, watching their videos, following them on social media which is more than the peanut money people received from the airdrop. This will teach people lesson. We have posted already that as scam got to ICO, so will scam begin in tap-to-earn or whatever they are called. Some of them, like Tapswap are demanding for money from people, people that lay the money will all be shocked than what happened this time.

Today, the Hamster airdrop project listed, and they listed 'dust'. Prior to this, there has been a lot of conversations and controversies from people about the project's legitness. A lot of people already said the project will not succeed because it has been showing signs of being a scam project.

They introduced keys as a major criteria and to get keys, they introduced playgrounds where you get to download multiple games to play with lots of ads to get keys. Towards token distribution, they introduced a new card in their achievement section that says cheating is bad, which led to banning people's accounts on the grounds of cheating, and some accounts that cheated were safe, so the allocations were not equal.

Also, considering they have a lot of population and their airdrop allocation to the community was not that much, a lot of people already cancelled out the project, but then some people were banking on Hamster, that if it works out, then they will continue mining Telegram airdrops, but if it doesn't, they are going to even go as far as deleting their Telegram account.

Now Hamster has listed and it listed at $0.01 and has even dropped with time to $0.008. This listing price is a lot of dust for the community farmers and has really discouraged a lot of people from continuing with Telegram airdrops. People had hope with Hamster, because they never expected the price to be this low.

 For me, I think a few sour airdrops should not discourage you from mining. Come to think of it, DOGS paid fairly.

The crypto space is a long-term game; if you must invest in it, give it time. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme, so be patient. If an airdrop doesn't pay as expected, try another; then, when you've made a certain amount of money from raindrops or your stable income, you can invest.

So, do you think there is still a future in Telegram airdrops? Should people still continue mining, or are all the Telegram airdrops scam projects to build their Telegram community and social media accounts? Should people focus more on Web3 airdrops, where there seems to be potential? Are Telegram airdrops just a bunch of scam projects to take people's time and even money?