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

[taufik123]

The hype of tap tap screen crypto projects has spread outside the cryptospace and eventually more people are joining in the hope of earning hundreds to thousands of dollars just with tap tap screen jobs.

But now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.

[benalexis12]

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.

Millions of people are obsessed with that tapswap on Telegram, so it's hard to stop those people. So let's expect that millions of people will be more and more disappointed with that cryptocurrency in the future when the airdrops they expect fail.

You know, in the field of crypto space, where they saw a lot of making a lot of money, people will suddenly flock to have an interest in cryptocurrency just because of their mobile phone via telegram apps, which for them is just one thing that is very easy to do. But I don't focus on that; I'm still there for the long term.

[bluebit25]

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?

That hype comes from NOTCOIN, and a lot of projects are running this format to reach out to the community, although I know there are a lot of bots and spam on those platforms but I also think there will be some products bring resonance.

But really, there is no guarantee of goodness, it's just a matter of are you in for it? If you participate, you will have a chance or only receive a small reward, but if you do not participate, you will not receive anything.

So we can make choices that we feel confident in because there is no compulsion for jobs from the airdrop.

[Vickysagar]

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?

It's easy to become rich in a few taps. For 1% of people or less. And not with those bots. Most people won't get too much, and won't become interested in crypto. So I think that all this stuff is a cancer.

[re-start]

The hype of tap tap screen crypto projects has spread outside the cryptospace and eventually more people are joining in the hope of earning hundreds to thousands of dollars just with tap tap screen jobs.

But now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.

The Hamster Combat project has gained a large following and broken the YouTube subscriber record within just one month. In the YouTube videos, we see a hamster speaking in various languages. However, I believe that Tapswap coins are more valuable than Hamster Combat. Fewer users = more valuable coins

[Essential10]

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?

Recently Tapswap, Hamster is creating a buzz on various social media and many people are showing interest to join here. These things are not new, people have been attracted to such projects for a long time, but now the public is more inclined towards new projects. I understand that people are showing interest in crypto currency projects now, but I think that if people who are showing interest in such new projects get cheated from here, then they will later walk away, lose confidence. Investment projects must be patient and wait for a certain period of time to get money from it, but if one could become rich with the click of a few fingers in a short period of time, then everyone in the world would be rich. To get rich in coin investing, you have to choose the right coin to invest in, wait until a certain amount of dividend comes.

[uchegod-21]

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.

Such trends as the taping of screen has two impacts in the cryptocurrency industry. Negative or positive;

• Positive: it is making more and more people to embrace cryptocurrency in one way or the other. This is obviously a plus to the cryptocurrency industry.
• Negative: When such tapping projects refuse to meet the expectations of the participants, they will conclude that the whole crypto thing is scam and lose interest.

We need to learn to manage this...

[bastian466]

The main goal is to collect a lot of funds to make their game project a success by building a large community, I know that this game is becoming a trend where I see many people playing the game in the hope of making money as they promised, but the reality has not been proven as we can see. together in the future, we will continue to be careful if we want to invest in it

[lalabotax]

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?

If there was an easy way like this, then there would probably be no poor people in this world. Briefly and simply, such projects usually provide very excessive promotion. What's the aim? Yes, so that people believe easily and finally do it.

And what's the lure of getting rich? the arena of something related to money and becoming rich is everyone's dream, especially those who are active on social media. At the thought of becoming rich just by doing these tasks, they will definitely be very easily tempted, bro. But yes, even though the bullshit promotion is very visible, there are still many people who believe in this and in the end are easily deceived.

In essence, if you want your project to be hyped and successful very easily and be known by more and more people, then make promotions on social media, do it hyperbolically and promise things that are very sweet and easy to get, promise to get rich suddenly and so on. So, your promotion will certainly be quite easy to succeed.

[Ndabagi01]

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 might be no possibilities of this people earning a lot of money from this tap projects, but what is more important than all that is that these people don’t want to miss out and then feel sorry for themselves for not participating in it earlier. I see nothing wrong in giving a trial since you’re not spending even a penny on them and you’ll get rewarded if they eventually launch and decide to settle their community members that helped pushed the project for them. 

 The success of Notcoin is what have brought attention of many people into all this games and for notcoin to be successful in that way, they had less participants than we have now trooping in. The tap projects to some show a great potential to remain hopeful and confident that they’ll do well in the future while a lot still believe they’re just after receiving from community and not giving out to the community. Whatever the views of many, people are still waiting and hoping that’s they’ll get paid in this projects.

[nelson4lov]

Notcoin shocked everyone be distributing over $1B to their users and that sparked a lot of interest from people who missed out or faded it. So they see Tapswap and Hamster kombat as another opportunity to get what they missed with Notcoin but then, the problem is that the new influx of people means more dilution and both projects won't be able to reward everyone due to the heavy dilution. In fact, I fear those onboarded are set to meet disappoints. Hamster kombat recently celebrated crossing 150m users. Rewards are going to be diluted beyond belief.

The end goal of these projects on telegram is that they can easily onboard people to crypto. No need to learn about what public key cryptography is (private + public key) or even what a blockchain is or how it works in order to participate. Just seamless.

[oktana]

It is possible to get rich because those taps get converted into your own share of whatsoever airdrop the platform is giving. But I like to tell people to not be too invested in it. It’s not a job and airdrops are just free tokens (in a way). So anything could happen and you don’t get it. You could get it and it’ll be worth nothing. There are so many things that could happen. So don’t get too invested in it.

[Godday]

The hype of tap tap screen crypto projects has spread outside the cryptospace and eventually more people are joining in the hope of earning hundreds to thousands of dollars just with tap tap screen jobs.

But now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.

This is why I don't participate in hamster kombat. Notcoin has succeeded in going viral because it provides big rewards to each participant. It was the world's first tap tap screen game as far as I know. But hamster kombat has gone viral and has several tens of times more participants than Notcoin. I think it will end up disappointing because participants will only get a few dollars.

[JeffBrad12]

The hype of tap tap screen crypto projects has spread outside the cryptospace and eventually more people are joining in the hope of earning hundreds to thousands of dollars just with tap tap screen jobs.

But now it won't be that easy, It only applies to Notcoin which is the beginning of the Tap Tap screen game.
And the second most used project that made it viral was Hamster Combat, almost everyone I know played it and was very enthusiastic about collecting the points,
but it will be disappointing in the end because there will be no big rewards with too many users.
The more users, the less rewards will be obtained.

The Hamster Combat project has gained a large following and broken the YouTube subscriber record within just one month. In the YouTube videos, we see a hamster speaking in various languages. However, I believe that Tapswap coins are more valuable than Hamster Combat. Fewer users = more valuable coins

Hamster combat is an overrated tap tap app, though it has big userbase but I would rather play yescoin than that. Yescoin, the coin is backed by TON, and the scenario is similar to what happened with the notcoin.

Well, given that it is supported by the Conflux network, tap swap isn't all that horrible. For me, fewer users did not always imply that the coin was more valuable, and I can tell you that the major exchange sites were eager to list the project that had gone popular.

The projects with the most visitors are more likely to be listed on exchange sites. Finally, the size of your payment is entirely dependent on how much the developers allocate as a reward to all participants.
Finally, the price of the token determines how much profit you make from playing the Tap Tap app.

[Strongkored]

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?

No, I don't believe it, maybe I would have believed it before when I first wanted to earn income online, I would have believed it was easy because the advertisement said that and because of my lack of experience, I believed it.
I'm sure those who believe it are those who don't have much experience in the online world and one of the people closest to me believes it even though I've assured him that it's a lie but he believes more in what is advertised, so what should I do? I think the experience will teach them a lot so when they realize that it will stop.
Cryptocurrencies may become more famous, but the bad way people know about cryptocurrencies will make them think crypto is a scam, not an application that will get them to know crypto.

[PhillipDe78]

People love getting things for free, but here, you won't lose anything except perhaps some time. More importantly, your expectations may not be met, and that can be a disappointment in the end.

[coin-investor]

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?

Notcoin started this trend, and many developers built this model to generate a new trend in Cryptocurrency; we can't argue with success, and because of what Notcoin has achieved we now have at least 10 similar projects. .

It is now a multibillion-dollar project and ranked within the top 50 tokens on Coingecko. This comes after a weekend that saw NOT surge more than 70% following the launch of “earnings missions” last week, which enables players of the game to passively earn crypto rewards.

https://99bitcoins.com/notcoin-success-has-sparked-a-tap-to-earn-frenzy-with-the-tickle-to-earn-the-latest-meta/

I was invited by a friend but because I consider airdrops a waste of time I ignored it turned out Notcoin is different from the many airdrops that came; many people made a lot of money from simply tapping their cellphones, so we have a new trend now, it's unexpected but who can't decline free money by just tapping your phone.

So far Hampster is very popular with 20 million members, and has the potential to become successful like Notcoin

[FanEagle]

This existed long before notcoin, but for some reason this one made a bit more interest, it was based on website and not some telegram game thingy, but it existed and it wasn't as fun back in the day. We had clicker games which was quite fun to play itself, like adventure capitalist for example, and when P2E games first started out in about 2020, we had a few clicker games but it wasn't really that much of a big deal, everyone assumed that it was a boring game to play.

For some reason, I have no idea ow, notcoin made it on telegram and got popular, which is cool to see but I do not think that just because notcoin got famous, doesn't mean many will be. I think maximum just one more clicker game can get famous, but that's about it.

[Beparanf]

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?

Realistically speaking, there’s nothing to gain on this kind of project since the tap doesn’t provide profit to the project owner while user gets a coin as reward which the value derives whether someone will purchase it in the future.

The initial liquidity is provided by the VC which is milking the liquidity once retail is already onboard due to the hype. This kind of project doesn’t teach anything valuable since people waste their time tapping with the expectation of earning huge while in reality VC is just playing their game to attract retail to FOMO just to boost the token price.

[re-start]

People love getting things for free, but here, you won't lose anything except perhaps some time. More importantly, your expectations may not be met, and that can be a disappointment in the end.

It might not be disappointing for everyone. If you are familiar with various techniques or have numerous referrals, you could earn up to $1000 from these robots. However, our main concern is people who do not know anything about digital currencies, white papers, roadmaps, etc, and see every project as a bag full of money.

Realistically speaking, there’s nothing to gain on this kind of project since the tap doesn’t provide profit to the project owner while user gets a coin as reward which the value derives whether someone will purchase it in the future.

The initial liquidity is provided by the VC which is milking the liquidity once retail is already onboard due to the hype. This kind of project doesn’t teach anything valuable since people waste their time tapping with the expectation of earning huge while in reality VC is just playing their game to attract retail to FOMO just to boost the token price.

The funny thing is that I saw in the news on TV that the number of accidents has increased due to the use of mobile phones and playing Hamster Kombat while driving. Not only nothing is taught to the users of these projects, but it also causes people to lose precious seconds of their lives.