Just tap on your mobile and get rich! What is the main purpose?

[re-start]

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?

[Ever-young]

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.

[MAAManda]

Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?

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.

[re-start]

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.

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.

[re-start]

Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?

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.

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.

[Stalker22]

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.

[Huppercase]

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?

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.

[FinneysTrueVision]

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.

[Ludmilla_rose1995]

Do you think it's really that easy to get rich with just a few taps?

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 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

[goaldigger]

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.

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.

[terrific]

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?

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.

[Wiwo]

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.

[muncuss]

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.

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

[Cryptoababe]

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.

[makishart]

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?

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. 

[shinratensei_]

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.

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.

But there is a positive point here because regular people are learning a lot about digital currencies.

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.

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?

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.

[gunhell16]

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?

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.

[re-start]

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.

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.

[Taskford]

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?

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.

[MAAManda]

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.

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.

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.