Pixelverse Crypto Gaming Could Break Telegram

[betswift]

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Is Telegram contributing to the mass adoption of crypto, or should we consider other perspectives on this matter?

It's contributing as much as anything really. I find it misleading to give numbers on how many telegram users there are because everyone of my friends and friend circles uses telegram and no-one of my irl friends that i know uses that for crypto. Even though they have heard about crypto and some of them are buying. None of them "play" any crypto games or are doing any tasks. But i know that people with alt accounts are probably partipaciting to those with thousands of bots.

You might as well say that pc is contributing to crypto, or internet is. Or anywhere where people are gathering is contributing to crypto as there are always crypto groups to be formed and crypto apps to be build.

I agree with people having dedicated farms (and not even one ) for this kind of projects, so it would be really hard to tell how many real people are really invested in.

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True, Pixelverse impressively utilizes Telegram and the secure TON infrastructure to provide a seamless and immersive gaming experience. However, I have concerns about the potential impact on the crypto market with a large community awaiting an airdrop of Pixelverse tokens which a number of exchanges like Bitget have announced listing

Is Telegram contributing to the mass adoption of crypto, or should we consider other perspectives on this matter?

I'm going to tell you pop and plane that some projects are scam if you evaluate them but even if you tell people about it, they will only want to hear what they want to hear. Pixelverse was never a clicker game, the project was originally a gaming project which initially I think has its gaming platform but the success of Notcoin made them launch  a clicker game in telegram and they used the aidrop hunt to penetrate more to the market.

You can see how disappointed the aidrop people were after they refused to pay many people and even the people they paid were only allowed to access on 10% of their aidrop allocation. That's shows how dishonest the team were because why would you want to utilize Ton blockchain and then you launched coin on Ethereum network, where is the sense in that? But who am I to give opinion about the project, it's their thing their ways.

[MainIbem]

I'm going to tell you pop and plane that some projects are scam if you evaluate them but even if you tell people about it, they will only want to hear what they want to hear. Pixelverse was never a clicker game, the project was originally a gaming project which initially I think has its gaming platform but the success of Notcoin made them launch  a clicker game in telegram and they used the aidrop hunt to penetrate more to the market.

You can see how disappointed the aidrop people were after they refused to pay many people and even the people they paid were only allowed to access on 10% of their aidrop allocation. That's shows how dishonest the team were because why would you want to utilize Ton blockchain and then you launched coin on Ethereum network, where is the sense in that? But who am I to give opinion about the project, it's their thing their ways.

What I understand is that many project would take advantage of the traffic telegram is bringing into the crypto space and use it to build a larger community just like Pixelverse and it's kinds have done and some scam project that are not transparent are not left out. I've also noticed that most people fail to read the white paper of a project before going into, in the society I come from, people barely make research, everyone just want to make profit without knowing that scam exists in the crypto space and if you're not very knowledgeable enough to note a scam project before joining it you could end up wasting precious time mining on projects that won't yield any profit after launch, I've come across several people tapping their screens and even downloading tap bots to help them tap on several projects and if you ask a quick question about what they're doing you'll end up finding out that they don't even have any clue of what those projects is all about and most reply you'll get is that they're tapping to earn and would get their reward once the projects are launched, someone even made a funny statement that he'll buy me a Mercedes-Benz once Hampster launches and his coin is released, I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

[Orange89]

It's all that part where one project can simple copy the other project like we had seen combo had been introduced by the hamster and now we seen other project like cat id, pixel verse, spell wallet, Musk Empire ,gemz, tapcoin and more it's all about the trend so I may don't say pixel verse is bad but they had come here to get money and later part pixel make it really tough to understand what the are doing like they also introduced something like dashboard that I really don't understand

[nelson4lov]

It's all that part where one project can simple copy the other project like we had seen combo had been introduced by the hamster and now we seen other project like cat id, pixel verse, spell wallet, Musk Empire ,gemz, tapcoin and more it's all about the trend so I may don't say pixel verse is bad but they had come here to get money and later part pixel make it really tough to understand what the are doing like they also introduced something like dashboard that I really don't understand

Welp! This is the usual occurrence in crypto. I believe it happens whenever a project that is a first mover turns out to be a successful one, there is usually an influx of new projects in a similar field trying to pull off the same success. More often than not, it doesn't work out. When telegram mini apps like Pixel verse and Hamster Kombat were trying to capitalize on the popularity and success of notcoin, I knew they won't be able to replicate anywhere close to 50% of notcoin's success. What's even worse is that most Pixelverse users were left disappointed after Pixelverse team locked most tokens.

[betswift]

It's all that part where one project can simple copy the other project like we had seen combo had been introduced by the hamster and now we seen other project like cat id, pixel verse, spell wallet, Musk Empire ,gemz, tapcoin and more it's all about the trend so I may don't say pixel verse is bad but they had come here to get money and later part pixel make it really tough to understand what the are doing like they also introduced something like dashboard that I really don't understand

Trends lead the way, as they say. We shall see how Hamster itself will go out and what it will bring for its community, as well as the Pixelverse. Though 10 or 20 percent of the drop for those who are holding the best NFTS and contributed to Pixelchain seems very nice.

[Webetcoins]

If you really want to know what happened with this, out of 38 million users, only 33 thousand of them got 300 dollars, 220K of them made 8 dollars, and rest made nothing. If you still insist on thinking that you can spam here and people will not find the mistake and the errors there and just humiliate you, then you need to think again.

You cannot just spam everywhere you want and get away with it, making people think that the game is something you can make money from. It is not, and the airdrop obviously sucked, glad I did not join, it took me less than a minute to calculate that, and imagine what else I can find if I search even more. Don't spam your shitcoin here, or people will attack it and find more terrible stuff, no need to ruin it.

This also is the current price calculations, we all know that nobody will buy this token, meaning that the price will go down even more, and all those people who had those tokens? They will be holding something smaller as well, so there is absolutely no reason for it. And to compare "12gb ram required games" with this piece of shit? When you have 12gb ram, you play actual games, not something as horrible as whatever this thing is, do not compare yourself to them.

[Mustang Shelby]

It's all that part where one project can simple copy the other project like we had seen combo had been introduced by the hamster and now we seen other project like cat id, pixel verse, spell wallet, Musk Empire ,gemz, tapcoin and more it's all about the trend so I may don't say pixel verse is bad but they had come here to get money and later part pixel make it really tough to understand what the are doing like they also introduced something like dashboard that I really don't understand

Welp! This is the usual occurrence in crypto. I believe it happens whenever a project that is a first mover turns out to be a successful one, there is usually an influx of new projects in a similar field trying to pull off the same success. More often than not, it doesn't work out. When telegram mini apps like Pixel verse and Hamster Kombat were trying to capitalize on the popularity and success of notcoin, I knew they won't be able to replicate anywhere close to 50% of notcoin's success. What's even worse is that most Pixelverse users were left disappointed after Pixelverse team locked most tokens.

Telegram games do nothing but fill their own pockets. Pixelverse announced a few fake distributions to show off, but they couldn't even do that properly. You have to spend money to mint the given NFTs. It's very hard to predict the return on your money, so most people didn't mint NFTs. I think Hamster Kombat will follow a similar strategy. They will earn enough to make money, and when hopes start to fade, when the money starts to decrease, they will distribute. They will try to make money from this too. Unfortunately, I've stopped believing in Telegram games.

[nelson4lov]

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Telegram games do nothing but fill their own pockets. Pixelverse announced a few fake distributions to show off, but they couldn't even do that properly. You have to spend money to mint the given NFTs. It's very hard to predict the return on your money, so most people didn't mint NFTs. I think Hamster Kombat will follow a similar strategy. They will earn enough to make money, and when hopes start to fade, when the money starts to decrease, they will distribute. They will try to make money from this too. Unfortunately, I've stopped believing in Telegram games.

It was fun while it lasted. People who missed out on Notcoin or participated in notcoin but didn't focus much and got little rewards as a result for it wanted to believe that these newer projects — pixelverse, hamster kombat and dozen others will replicate if not same but close to the success of notcoin. But they'd all be in disbelief right now because the fact a lot of people don't realize is that there isn't enough of liquidity for these projects. There is no billions of liquidity to inject into these telegram mini apps anymore and that's the reality.

For Pixelverse, they should've just went with the default distribution strategy. Most new projects dump on launch and more often than not, it is usually led by the investors if tokens are unlocked at TGE. Pixelverse needed community to get investors but left community after that goal was achieved.

[betswift]

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Telegram games do nothing but fill their own pockets. Pixelverse announced a few fake distributions to show off, but they couldn't even do that properly. You have to spend money to mint the given NFTs. It's very hard to predict the return on your money, so most people didn't mint NFTs. I think Hamster Kombat will follow a similar strategy. They will earn enough to make money, and when hopes start to fade, when the money starts to decrease, they will distribute. They will try to make money from this too. Unfortunately, I've stopped believing in Telegram games.

It was fun while it lasted. People who missed out on Notcoin or participated in notcoin but didn't focus much and got little rewards as a result for it wanted to believe that these newer projects — pixelverse, hamster kombat and dozen others will replicate if not same but close to the success of notcoin. But they'd all be in disbelief right now because the fact a lot of people don't realize is that there isn't enough of liquidity for these projects. There is no billions of liquidity to inject into these telegram mini apps anymore and that's the reality.

For Pixelverse, they should've just went with the default distribution strategy. Most new projects dump on launch and more often than not, it is usually led by the investors if tokens are unlocked at TGE. Pixelverse needed community to get investors but left community after that goal was achieved.

Harsh reality doesn't leave those who believed it to be otherwise unpunished. I too think that the big projects after the NOT wouldn't make its communities happy, however, the precedent of a good TON game is there, it's just the greed and the inability to go after the idea rather than after the profit, in my opinion.

[Mayor of ogba]

Since the creation of cryptocurrency, Telegram has contributed a lot to the mass adoption of cryptocurrency. I am not surprised to see so many projects being developed on Telegram because Telegram has played a big role in the crypto world. As far as cryptocurrency is concerned, Telegram is an important place that helps so many crypto projects pass vital information to their communities about upcoming developments. If you check in the bounty section of this forum, you will see that so many projects that are not developed on Telegram are launching Telegram campaigns to help their projects get more exposure.