Topic: What do you think of the trend of Tap to earn? - page 2. (Read 624 times)

Yes, now there are many projects like this, and most of them have the same method of work, only the games aredifferent , but they have the same principles the sam method of promotion. The question is whether society really benefits from them? The majority of these projects are scams and are criticized by their participants.
 And as we see, the big beneficiary is the work team or the owners of the project and some other people for several different factors

Agreed, not all tap to earn is going to turn out to be a scam but newbie should know that alot of them are going to waste their time. Most of the project don't have a plan after the Airdrops, they're just launching without a team or plans to develop the project further. You can notice this when they start asking for money to receive the airdrop, it's the money that they intend to use for exchange listing or they scam and run away with the money. Most of the tap to earn projects don't have a team but just started by one person in his basement.

For those hunting for this tap to earn Airdrops, they shouldn't put all their hopes on anyone to be successful because the most popular ones that everyone is talking about can still be the most scam as after they get the money, they can decide not to launch and since people don't know who the faces behind the project are, they'll be free.

Of great interest, the tap-to-earn projects, like NOT, DOGS, and HAMSTER, really prove how fast the crypto space adapts to those trends. Amazing how these projects don't only attract employees but attract employees who attracts newcomers to the exchange, thereby helping drive business volumes.

Tap model success to generate revenue Especially when it comes into play. It definitely proves that we are going to see much more innovation in that area. The community will adapt such ideas, and novel products or services would emerge that contribute to improving the employee experience and new avenues. Absolutely it would be interesting to see how this trend takes off.


I see where you're coming from, and it's valid. Every human being has their respective financial interest. But also, many of them have actually been able to make a legitimate gain through these schemes. Encouraging people to get out there and do their own research is a wonderful contribution to this subject matter of discussion. It's a dynamic field with so many views to consider.

Your choice of words there is harsh and uncharitable. I don't know why you did that by calling those who do it "foolish". I wouldn't call anyone who's making a legitimate hustle and earning from it foolish, even if I don't like what they're doing. I've profited from some of these tap2earn you classed as foolish and will still earn from more to come. Your advice should've been that those who indulge them should do their own research (DYOR) and be careful, not that they're foolish.

The Tap2earn craze must be for foolish people who want something for nothing, and it will have a dramatic collapse at some point. Reality has a way of eventually catching up when people lose their common sense.

You're right about this, especially the opening avenue of signups for relatively popular exchanges as mentioned above. I never used those exchanges until all this telegram bot tapping stuff came up and some of those mining apps compelled users to use those exchanges.

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To show how the Tap2earn crave has caught so much like a wildfire, long term projects that didn't start with that are now including it in their plans. However, airdroppers have to be weary of what projects they follow. They should do their due diligence before they start tapping. Burning data to tap and farm those projects should be seen and taken as a big deal and mustn't be wasted like that. Time is money.

Feels like nothing that great, it feels like we are going to see whatever we can do, it is going to be something that will not be easy to handle when it finally crashes. Look at NFT for example, if you want to see what will happen with these, you can just see what happened to NFT and take that as a lesson.

It was something that was so huge, people spent millions on some stupid images, and now none of them worth anything because it was just a hype and nothing more would happen with it, I believed that and I think that will keep on happening for a while longer. The reality is that we are not going to really see any huge deals with this, we should consider this as something that will be quite normal to handle without much issue. It will just crash, so do not hold any.

This trend will continue until scammers and hackers infiltrate this trend or the users get fed up with worthless airdrops, This trend continues to get a lot of support because its free money and they don't need expensive hardware or hard tasks to do to be part of the airdrops.

The two platforms that will benefit here are the Telegram platform, because of the subscription and upgrade coming from their users, which is one of the requirements to get huge rewards.

And the Ton, as these airdrops are hosted on Ton, and they will have to use Ton when they transact because its the only token accepted by Telegram-based airdrops.

I am active telegram user and currently participating in some telegram airdrops like hamster kombat, I don't know exactly which are genuine projects. I hope some of these projects give good money for my efforts.

Useless garbage (tap-2-earn) does not add any benefit to the long-term success or health of the TON blockchain, unless - as requested by at least one other post in this thread - developers soon offer higher quality projects to the flood of new people who joined Telegram. Without some quality, it is all just endless junk at a different venue than before.

The existence of Tap to earn on mini apps on Telegram does have a tremendous impact on new adoption in Crypto, many participants are working on it, it is a very good thing for the growth of mass crypto adoption, in my personal environment there are also many young to old people playing the game.

Profit or loss in doing that what they get I don't really care, because if people who really want to learn will be more motivated from what they have done either in a state of regret or disappointment for doing this, but so far when seeing many people who get money from Not Coin and Dogs, they become more enthusiastic in running all the games on Telegram today.

In the long term impact there will be a shift from web2 to web3 quite quickly, I think all these processes work very slowly but effectively.

I think NOT has paved a new path here. But the projects that came out afterwards were not that good. People have been waiting for months for projects like Blum, Hamster Kombat to be distributed. The longer the airdrop takes, the more the companies earn. They make people watch Youtube videos and even collect money in TON form.

The launch of Notcoin and Dogs has attracted so many useless and scam mining apps in the telegram app. I just think we need to be careful because we might be surprised that many of the projects we are mining might not even launch or end up in scamming their potential communities. There are so many mining apps I have seen that turn out to be a nightmare to their community because what they promised they could do was never accomplished. They even took the funds of many ignorant miners that think the project would be quite successful. We need to be wise and prepare of deselecting the unattractive or suspicious mining apps from our gadgets.

Cryptocurrency is all about trend, and any trend going on at that same time will be the direction towards profit. Telegram based games that are mainly play to earn and also tap to earn has taken over the hype in the crypto space, the coming of $Not has given all the telegram based game projects to gain recognition and good partnerships from several investors. Notwithstanding, we are also seeing a lot of scam projects related to these because they know that the majority of people playing such games have less knowledge about crypto and when they get payed some of them lose their money due to ignorants and lack of knowledge.

Now the trend will keep on going viral until the most important projects like Hamster combat and others get to the market, but for now, we are seeing newly projects almost everyday and most of them are not legit and may not pay.

The trend depends so much on how Dogs, Notcoin and all the other coming Tap to earn projects like Hamster, Matchchain and Blum So and far, all the leading Tap to Earn platforms have built huge communities because of Telegram's innovative features, which makes hosting an airdrop worth it.
I think Ton is in contention to be one of the top chains in the industry, if they can hold huge transactions.

So far I didn't see anything comes next after those token trends come up since the next tap to earn created are scams or it didn't give the reward what people expect to get from them. That's the reason I don't bother much to participate on those projects who copy their project to other successful one since most likely there's nothing to get with those project and so far I never regret for not doing a task with those copied project since so far none of them deliver or bring good profit to their participants.

I'm thinking not to join on any tap to earn games or activities right now unless there's new things introduce since with that maybe we can say that there's some chance that the same with those token you mentioned they became successful to.

It becomes harder and harder to get free money, so to speak, in my opinion.
More determination and effort as a whole is needed on the projects and their activities to get some bags from it.
It's just the way it is.

It's easy to do, but it's hard to find a gem that would deliver.
Because community should be the cornerstone, in the end, not bloating the market cap and leaving with the bags full of gold
It's also hard to find some innovation in projects like that.

It'll continue but only first movers like not, dogs and Blum would be a success..yes they bring trading volume because of their airdrop. And if an exchange can handle the load, I'm sure they'll experience increase. That's what happened with bitget I think.
. Last I checked they were 2.5m users. Now over 3M.

Give me a name of such project that had become successful after;

1. $NOT
2. $DOGS
.....??

I thought that it is really just that Notcoin would be the last one telegram based tap games would really be hitting up on exchangers or having that value. Actually no one really that had anticipated that
these coins would be able to get that kind of community support. After that notcoin's success then we've seen that there are tons of similar copy cat projects that emerged in the market
on which if you are a bounty hunter or loving with those airdrops then you would really be getting tired on joining all of those projects all at once because you would really be that thinking
that they might be actually be able to hit on the same fate with notcoin but thats not the case that we are seeing. Most of them become shit and didnt hit up with those airdrop distributions
and some are really that being used by its dev's to farm out people on which this is really that sad.

Next, $DOGS, actually i havent been able to expect that this one had become that big. You could really be able to say that as long there would be those partnerships or some hype
that being connected from one project to another then there's always that chance or tendency that it would be also reconsidered by the community.
No one had expected for this one too and after Dogs had launched then we've seen different variations on which its not really that shocking anymore on this case.