How Many Telegram Games Should We Expect, Do You Play Them?

[Crypto Fella]

I don't think I can hold it but have to share it here. There was a time that we have this wave of telegram game when the NOT coin came and everyone started tapping on their screen, in the market in the schools, busy streets and virtually anyone with a phone is tapping and then I asked myself for how long are we gonna do this and I thought that will mean those folks will start trading or at least get deeper into crypto, but it turns out many are not even looking at going beyond that level of tapping. Now I saw MAJOR not long and the fact that it is a ratting game and all on TON network as well. I know they are great games and all, but how can we help these players get into the whole sector of crypto and see possibilities beyond telegram games?

[Isicrypt]

I don't think I can hold it but have to share it here. There was a time that we have this wave of telegram game when the NOT coin came and everyone started tapping on their screen, in the market in the schools, busy streets and virtually anyone with a phone is tapping and then I asked myself for how long are we gonna do this and I thought that will mean those folks will start trading or at least get deeper into crypto, but it turns out many are not even looking at going beyond that level of tapping. Now I saw MAJOR not long and the fact that it is a ratting game and all on TON network as well. I know they are great games and all, but how can we help these players get into the whole sector of crypto and see possibilities beyond telegram games?

I can definitely relate to the tapping game craze personally, I’ve enjoyed those games too! I’m a big fan of GameFi in general, and I have to say that $NOT was quite rewarding for me.

I’m optimistic about new projects like TapSwap and Hamster Combat, as they seem to be focusing on rewarding their communities well. As for $MAJOR, it’s interesting because it’s the first rating game on Telegram. Players earn stars, which boost their ratings and rewards. With the traction it’s gaining, especially with exchanges like Bitget featuring it in the premarket, $MAJOR seems to have some solid potential.

Hopefully, these games can bridge the gap and get more people exploring the wider world of crypto beyond just tapping on their screens.

[bisdak40]

I observed it after the NOT Coin many tap-to-earn games became popular but some are just tapping without any knowledge about crypto. I suggest that they make their games more about crypto to help beginners learn and understand and at the same time earn coins also.

[Husires]

Simple games, such as clicks and simple tasks, are not useful. If these games are interactive, such as in which users may try out challenges, broadcast live, or build communities, then these tokens will have greater value than being an investment for users who like to buy and invest in them.

[electronicash]

when telegram games rewards them of crypto, i guess they are on crypto already. they just have to dive deeper into crypto. there is no easier way to make people learn about blockchain though. even the videos on youtube aren't enough to make them get used to the idea unless they spend countless reading tracking the blockchain explorers themselves.

the memecoins are supposedly going to bring more people in crypto particularly the regular person who are dying to make a huge profit investing in a shitty project like the ones they read on hyped articles.

[Stompix]

Stop calling them games, they are not games at all!
They are just making you do tasks, harvesting clicks and views and likes and rewarding you with tokens they print out of thin air, you're basically working, not playing for a reward that might be there or might turn out to be completely useless.

I sometimes wonder why exactly in the crypto world, an ecosystem that should have more people with basic economic knowledge there is such ignorance on the facts that there is always a price for everything and if you do something that is not needed or doesn't produce value then that effort is zero. So ignoring that all this is just to attract people who would want to buy these tokens, why would anyone pay you to tap on your smartphone?
Would you do such a thing?

[ABCbits]

I think it's better to ask "How many Telegram games are actually fun to play?" or "How many Telegram games can be called games?" instead. I doubt people would enjoy clicking same image/object many times if they're not getting some token/coin by doing it. Angry Birds (original one from 2009) give more entertainment value/fun than many Telegram games i've seen so far.

[Husires]

Stop calling them games, they are not games at all!
They are just making you do tasks, harvesting clicks and views and likes and rewarding you with tokens they print out of thin air, you're basically working, not playing for a reward that might be there or might turn out to be completely useless.

Not only that, but you do not benefit from making clicks, which is repetitive and not fun. If these tokens were part of the games that we play for fun or that you might find on most phones, then it would be fun to earn or play to earn, but what happens is closer to a job and doing repetitive tasks, but it is low-paying work.

[BitMaxz]

New tap to earn games on Telegram are used only for their own benefits look at hamster kombat and how they earn from their app, YouTube, and Telegram accounts all of them have ads same goes for other tap to earn games.
For me, it's a waste of time I have had bad experiences on Pixfi and never received any amount of airdrop and others who also play the tap game earn less than $1 which is pretty useless than spending time playing the game.

I don't know if those projects would help new players to learn about crypto but I since they have some videos on Youtube related to crypto then I think a few of them slowly learn about crypto.

[Metha Wulandarin]

Good question.
If I think for those who already know or play the game on Telegram it means they already have a little knowledge or understand the system of the airdrop itself, after they know the airdrop slowly they will continue to learn what crypto is and so on so it takes time for them to learn everything.

[Smcchamp]

New tap to earn games on Telegram are used only for their own benefits look at hamster kombat and how they earn from their app, YouTube, and Telegram accounts all of them have ads same goes for other tap to earn games.
For me, it's a waste of time I have had bad experiences on Pixfi and never received any amount of airdrop and others who also play the tap game earn less than $1 which is pretty useless than spending time playing the game.

I don't know if those projects would help new players to learn about crypto but I since they have some videos on Youtube related to crypto then I think a few of them slowly learn about crypto.

This seems to be going on lately. Hamster, cati has prolonged their tge but that doesn't mean they won't launch though. Since it's a free airdrop, you can continue tapping. For MAJOR their stepping up their effort as someone had already stated it's on Bitget pre market.. you can check their announcements on tg
here regarding it as there's also a giveaway offer for performing simple tasks .

[Crypto Fella]

I observed it after the NOT Coin many tap-to-earn games became popular but some are just tapping without any knowledge about crypto. I suggest that they make their games more about crypto to help beginners learn and understand and at the same time earn coins also.

You are right, but if we look at the terrain of crypto as a whole, the crypto brands wants to sell and market crypto to the users but not all are interested in the process to learn but they want to earn. so these guys came up with something to ease their engagement in the light of something that is crypto. I think this is where crypto exchanges and their academics can come in and explain the nature of what they are doing to them, that way, we can on-board more crypto enthusiasts who would not have been onboarded, so instead of selling crypto, they sold fun and that way they can easily make them know about crypto.

I think while NOT coin might not totally meet their need or not getting it right, we could do more justice to this if we link this to some of the crypto academics the likes of Bitget or Binance academy they can bring this people up and tell them exactly what they are doing, because that's not what MAJOR the telegram game is about, it is about fun and earning which is what folks realy need so the question should be what then is the way forward.

[gunhell16]

I observed it after the NOT Coin many tap-to-earn games became popular but some are just tapping without any knowledge about crypto. I suggest that they make their games more about crypto to help beginners learn and understand and at the same time earn coins also.

You are right, but if we look at the terrain of crypto as a whole, the crypto brands wants to sell and market crypto to the users but not all are interested in the process to learn but they want to earn. so these guys came up with something to ease their engagement in the light of something that is crypto. I think this is where crypto exchanges and their academics can come in and explain the nature of what they are doing to them, that way, we can on-board more crypto enthusiasts who would not have been onboarded, so instead of selling crypto, they sold fun and that way they can easily make them know about crypto.

I think while NOT coin might not totally meet their need or not getting it right, we could do more justice to this if we link this to some of the crypto academics the likes of Bitget or Binance academy they can bring this people up and tell them exactly what they are doing, because that's not what MAJOR the telegram game is about, it is about fun and earning which is what folks realy need so the question should be what then is the way forward.

You know honestly, because of the notcoin success, telegram users suddenly flocked because of the tap mining games. So Telegram owes a lot to Notcoin. Because if not for the success enjoyed by Notcoin, there will be no tap games, and millions of users will download telegram apps for sure.

Because it's true, if Notcoin wasn't successful, then for sure there wouldn't be tap mining games on apps that would do airdrops like Notcoin did, right? That's just because of Notcoin. Among the majority of tap games that have appeared, there is one that I can see that will be listed among the top exchanges, in my opinion, and that is DOGS.

[Metha Wulandarin]

Stop calling them games, they are not games at all!
They are just making you do tasks, harvesting clicks and views and likes and rewarding you with tokens they print out of thin air, you're basically working, not playing for a reward that might be there or might turn out to be completely useless.

I sometimes wonder why exactly in the crypto world, an ecosystem that should have more people with basic economic knowledge there is such ignorance on the facts that there is always a price for everything and if you do something that is not needed or doesn't produce value then that effort is zero. So ignoring that all this is just to attract people who would want to buy these tokens, why would anyone pay you to tap on your smartphone?
Would you do such a thing?

If it is called a game, it can also be called a job or it can also be called a job because we are rewarded or airdropped depending on the person who judges it, such as NOTcoin, we only tap the screen tap can earn $70, this is a count of users who joined at the beginning of its launch and added to the results of screen tap taps if you join, maybe around $100, which is what everyone gets.

[KryptoBull]

Stop calling them games, they are not games at all!
They are just making you do tasks, harvesting clicks and views and likes and rewarding you with tokens they print out of thin air, you're basically working, not playing for a reward that might be there or might turn out to be completely useless.

I sometimes wonder why exactly in the crypto world, an ecosystem that should have more people with basic economic knowledge there is such ignorance on the facts that there is always a price for everything and if you do something that is not needed or doesn't produce value then that effort is zero. So ignoring that all this is just to attract people who would want to buy these tokens, why would anyone pay you to tap on your smartphone?
Would you do such a thing?

I have a more lenient view of this matter.

Most users don't really focus on learning about the crypto market even though they want to profit from this very promising market. The Telegram Tap-2-Earn apps can satisfy their need. They see the numbers on the screen, think about the rewards that previous players have received from Notcoin and start expecting their own wealth. The process is so addictive that it's also not too much effort to tap on the screen, they can do it anywhere if they want.

This doesn't create value for the GameFi trend but it can also help crypto reach more potential investors. When they tap and get tokens, they can send them to CEXs to sell and make a profit and then become professional investors, or they may become interested in TON and start learning about this crypto market.