Do you think the crypto games on Telegram can help you make money?

[passwordnow]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

Then, they're not for you but I doubt it that even they're too dull and boring for you, you'll just stop when you know that you can make money on them. I haven't got into notcoin before its launching but those that have heard of the rumors about it having an airdrop and got less time to get involved with it still got money during the phase of its token generation event. Anyway, most of the users that they have been boasting like for 100 million and more, I'm not sure how you guys are able to stick to it or is it because that they've promised an airdrop soon?

Up until today, most telegram-related apps are one way or another not trustworthy ones. Whether it is a play-2-earn game or just simple crypto gambling game. This is why, if you are tempted to try the game, better deposit small amount of money or just spare one. If you are a high roller, better go to a trusted casino site.

I wouldn't even deposit there if they're untrustworthy and so new. They don't deserve any penny because any deposit that goes to them surely will go to their developers and they don't deserve that. But if you're up to their game and you're okay to totally lose your money on an instant by just depositing there, it's your money and you're the boss of it. It's better to avoid these games and don't give them the benefit through your download and additional headcount to their database.

[FinneysTrueVision]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

This is why I have never played any play to earn games. Most of them are incredibly boring and have really bad graphics. There is nothing appealing about most of them. There was a game called Ni No Kuni Cross Worlds that was made by a major publisher and looked decent but the way you cashed out your earnings was too convoluted and they had a bunch of problems with bots that it made me stay away from it. Maybe there will be some good P2E games in the future, but the ones I have seen have all been trash.

[Die_empty]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

This is why I have never played any play to earn games. Most of them are incredibly boring and have really bad graphics. There is nothing appealing about most of them. There was a game called Ni No Kuni Cross Worlds that was made by a major publisher and looked decent but the way you cashed out your earnings was too convoluted and they had a bunch of problems with bots that it made me stay away from it. Maybe there will be some good P2E games in the future, but the ones I have seen have all been trash.

I suspect that the reason why you didn't continue with these telegram games might be because you had a bad experience with the so-called Ni No Kuni Cross Worlds game. Some people have had good experiences with this game since they made some profit from it. Anyone who is engaging in these telegram games should know that most of them are scams or the coins will be worthless. It is only an insignificant percentage that ends up being profitable. These games might not be appealing, but many youths are attracted to them because they promise some rewards.

[ultrloa]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

This is why I have never played any play to earn games. Most of them are incredibly boring and have really bad graphics. There is nothing appealing about most of them. There was a game called Ni No Kuni Cross Worlds that was made by a major publisher and looked decent but the way you cashed out your earnings was too convoluted and they had a bunch of problems with bots that it made me stay away from it. Maybe there will be some good P2E games in the future, but the ones I have seen have all been trash.

I suspect that the reason why you didn't continue with these telegram games might be because you had a bad experience with the so-called Ni No Kuni Cross Worlds game. Some people have had good experiences with this game since they made some profit from it. Anyone who is engaging in these telegram games should know that most of them are scams or the coins will be worthless. It is only an insignificant percentage that ends up being profitable. These games might not be appealing, but many youths are attracted to them because they promise some rewards.

Ni No Kuni Crossworld is used to be a good game before but when bots game plus certain abuse happen I also decide to stop playing this game. What I like about that game is the PVP since we could enjoy picking up fights with other player. But I didn't really aim to earn on those type of game since the main thing from those games is for the players to spend so that their characters would became more stronger.

But back on telegram tap games or anything there's chance that OP could earn but he should accept the fact that not everything pays. So much better he just enjoy those games and don't spend anything.

[DaNNy001]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

Airdrops are coming out every day, majority of them now are scam projects,..web 3 clicker games are boring I can't dispute that, but people don't care if they are boring or not , everyone is chasing money..But the truth is that most of these projects that people are participating in won't pay... let's take hamster combat for example, the game has over a hundred million players, how is the liquidity going to go round, pixel verse that recently launched kicked out a lot of people and people that had the highest tokens the get more than 180 dollers, clicker games are not promising and even if they eventually pay out it won't be like notcoin

[Stepstowealth]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

Sometimes it is difficult to tell which venture will help you make money but if you find something boring and you're unable to follow through with it then maybe there is no need to continuing with it. If you find something boring, there's a very little chance of you taking it seriously and if you don't take something seriously there's a very little chance as well if you make any money out of it. People who do not find Crypto games on telegram boring may actually make some money out of it but if you find it boring and as a result get discourage from continuing to play these games you would never profit from it. Just find something around your interest in the crypto space, there are many earning opportunities.

[Jatiluhung]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

I think it can really make money as long as we choose to play a project that really has the support of a big company behind it. But because it's just a small game that shares airdrops. So of course we don't need to expect to get big money. We just play it to fill our free time. And sometimes it's quite fun to do and quite challenging when we enjoy it in leveling up or wanting to achieve a target. Airdrop hunting can be a fun sideline. I don't have much experience in this. But lately I've also had quite a lot of fun playing small games on Telegram bots. It's just that the ones I play are only a few projects that clearly have support from other big projects such as from the TON foundation itself or from the famous Cex.

[Marvell1]

Sometimes it is difficult to tell which venture will help you make money but if you find something boring and you're unable to follow through with it then maybe there is no need to continuing with it. If you find something boring, there's a very little chance of you taking it seriously and if you don't take something seriously there's a very little chance as well if you make any money out of it. People who do not find Crypto games on telegram boring may actually make some money out of it but if you find it boring and as a result get discourage from continuing to play these games you would never profit from it. Just find something around your interest in the crypto space, there are many earning opportunities.

Boredom appears when we still don't understand it or suspect that it won't bring any benefit and is just a waste of our time. I guess the people who say games on Telegram are boring are the ones who are in that situation. Because if they can make money from games on Telegram, they will never get bored because I believe no one hates making money easily.

Me and some of my friends have also made significant amounts of money from Notcoin and soon maybe DOGS on telegram, and honestly, I don't see any of my friends complaining about them. They are even excited because the tasks are simple, don't take much time and can be profitable, so why do we get bored?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Because of how skeptical I have become about anything airdrop, I don't waste my time on it, and even the one my friend referred me to, which was listed recently, I think the name is "Lumber."  After he sent me the link, I only clicked on it, but I was very reluctant to do their following activities untitled after they got listed on exchange, and my friend still informed me that they had been listed, which I said was ok. Just yesterday, he informed me that he was only allowed to have a token worth $3; meanwhile, he has a token worth $200+ in his balance. 

The truth is that only a few of those games have good intentions for their airdrop participants, while some of them don't have any empathy for airdrop participants who have helped their project go viral, so that's why you don't have to keep in mind that those clicker games can make you rich. Only few can pay off a significant amount.

[ajiz138]

Notcoin has made money have you felt it? Hamster Kombat and several other games that are there have not made any money that I know of, so don't rely on this game just make it your fun game, because if you wait of course it will be boring.

Like Hamster Kombat they are already earning from their Youtube views with many followers and views, who benefits of course they are the developers, will the community get the coins they deserve? I don't know, but the feeling is that the community will not get this much in the end and will be disappointed.

[taufik123]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

Hamster Combat is just a Clones of Notcoin LOL, Even the rewards given will not be as big as Hamsters.
But certainly not about that, that will be discussed now.

But you say that the game on telegram is boring and just clicker etc.
If you want to get adventure games, RPG games, you shouldn't be looking for on telegram.

Boring or not, games on telegram that matter is the benefit given, rather than just playing games with complicated tasks and graphics that require high device specs, and it does not produce.

Now the games on Telegram have been designed to be played or done easily but still provide rewards that may later become a successful project.

There is a Catizen game on telegram whose task is only to raise cats, it is quite fun and the task is also quite easy.
Now it is only necessary to wait for the release of the token and its listing on the exchange.

[m2017]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

The concept of “play and earn” seems to me to be initially unrealizable due to the fact that value is not taken out of thin air. More precisely, not profitable, from the position of a simple player who spends a lot of time for meager rewards. The role of a (voluntarily) exploited unit for the purpose of enriching the creators of Hamster Kombat (they will certainly be able to monetize the already greatly expanded audience of users) is not interesting to me. It is impossible for all these hamster tappers to earn good money (which, I remind you, can't come from nowhere) just by doing nonsense.

I suspect that all these telegram games were created with only one goal, to expand the user base of telegrams and make them dependent (possibly in the future) on their internal ecosystem and tokens. Certainly not to make them millionaires by tapping a hamster.

[el kaka22]

I do not think that they are suppose to, one of them did, possibility that another one will too, but that's about it and I do not think that anything will change. People also do not realize that many people joining mean that it will be much smaller per person, if you have 1 million people, then you will distribute ethe money among 1 million, if you have 100 million, then same amount will be distributed among the 100 million people, so hamster thing could be very very tiny for people, even if it achieves anything.

All in all, I think they are not there to make you money, the yare there to make the dev some money, and make him rich, they saw notcoin success, so they did some copycats, I agree with that.

I hope that nobody will invest anything into these anymore, not just your money, because not many invest their money anyway, I am talking about not investing your time into these neither. That doesn't really feel like something that could take some time, we are talking about a situation that has to be taken very seriously. These are the people that are looking like it is going to end up with some issues and we need to make sure that it could go for a long time and can handle it in the end.

[Smartvirus]

Notcoin has made money have you felt it? Hamster Kombat and several other games that are there have not made any money that I know of, so don't rely on this game just make it your fun game, because if you wait of course it will be boring.

Like Hamster Kombat they are already earning from their Youtube views with many followers and views, who benefits of course they are the developers, will the community get the coins they deserve? I don't know, but the feeling is that the community will not get this much in the end and will be disappointed.

I don’t know how you came to that conclusion of these telegram games not to be making money but I’ll tell you this, everyone of those telegram games you see out there are making it big. Making money doesn’t rely on you having to buy there token or anything but, these guys have been able to build for themselves (the team) and project channels on all the major paying social media platforms out there. That’s where they are making the most, they’ve got people liking their videos, making comments, clicking referrer links on other projects while they get the benefits that follows. It’s just how this works man, who are the people loosing on almost everything, the community that back them and participate in these games. I really think they should use some of those money to fulfill on their ends and give back to the community.
One thing is for sure though, majority of them gamers wouldn’t make nothing from this. Just the early birds.

[LogitechMouse]

Re: Do you think the crypto games on Telegram can help you make money?

Yes it can help you make money and you know what's the best part? It's all completely for free.

Now the question is, will it be worth it? Tapping a million times per day just to get a dollar or 2 when they launch the token? Take note, you will get a dollar at the start and when all of those who have huge amounts of whatever token it is dumped it, it's price will plummet, and for sure that will happen because who in the hell wants to hold a token that they got for free when they have a chance to sell it and make money off of it? Notcoin is an exception because it's the first one to do it. All other copycat games of it will fail a few months after they launch the project. Why? Because investors will just dump their tokens and left the project. We know that meme coins are relying heavily on the community.

I also tried to the Hamster Kombat for around a week, and I stopped because it isn't worth it. I realized that it isn't worth spending my free time tapping, and tapping when in the end, I will only get a dollar or might be even more because of how many people can just join since it's very simple to do it.

[bitgolden]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

Sometimes it is difficult to tell which venture will help you make money but if you find something boring and you're unable to follow through with it then maybe there is no need to continuing with it. If you find something boring, there's a very little chance of you taking it seriously and if you don't take something seriously there's a very little chance as well if you make any money out of it. People who do not find Crypto games on telegram boring may actually make some money out of it but if you find it boring and as a result get discourage from continuing to play these games you would never profit from it. Just find something around your interest in the crypto space, there are many earning opportunities.

Sometimes boring stuff could make you a lot more money as well, look at all the people in the world who got rich by just holding gold for decades, there are people out there who keep putting in 5% of their salary into gold for 40 years and retire very wealth, not a bad idea. I still think that it is too boring, too small, and I wouldn't do it because I like some risk and bitcoin is far better if you ask me.

But at the end of the day, it is still quite relatable for people who could hold something boring, because it makes sense. Bitcoin is boring compared to alts as well, and yet when we look at the current situation, we are seeing something much better, it is the most important part. I believe that we can't really make that change some other way, it is going to be very important and not really change much if we keep with the boring one. Volatility in bitcoin is a lot compared to other assets, but it is very low compared to altcoins.

This is why if a person says they prefer bitcoin over alts, I understand that and I support that as well. Boring isn't always bad, if you can make more money with a boring method, then you should consider if you can do that, would help everyone get richer that way if they are bored but making profit.

[erep]

Notcoin has made money have you felt it? Hamster Kombat and several other games that are there have not made any money that I know of, so don't rely on this game just make it your fun game, because if you wait of course it will be boring.

Like Hamster Kombat they are already earning from their Youtube views with many followers and views, who benefits of course they are the developers, will the community get the coins they deserve? I don't know, but the feeling is that the community will not get this much in the end and will be disappointed.

I'm not sure about other projects besides the notcoin project, in concept they follow the notcoin trend which was successfully developed without utilizing the community for personal gain, but the hamster project and similar projects seem to be utilizing the community to generate profits from YouTube, and based on my last review that they got the above 5 million views in less than a day, they seem to have made hundreds of thousands of dollars from YouTube but the community so far hasn't gotten any results, but based on tokenomic airdrop allocation for the community is very low and I think members joining the airdrop don't expect to get big results from this project rather than You are disappointed because developers are using it to get profits from their advertising on YouTube.

[mirakal]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

When the developers announce that gamers will make money from this, it drives additional attention and more traffic, making only the developers make money while gamers get only pennies. Maybe I'm wrong, but these games only last for a short period of time because gamers prefer to spend their time in a profitable environment.

Telegram games are not familiar like P2E games, where they build hype. However, I was thinking of another (fair) game that may exist someday. We can't deny that many gamers make money from those games, which positively gain such interactions as well if there are any. 
 

[Iranus]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

When the developers announce that gamers will make money from this, it drives additional attention and more traffic, making only the developers make money while gamers get only pennies. Maybe I'm wrong, but these games only last for a short period of time because gamers prefer to spend their time in a profitable environment.

Even if players like us want to play for free and make money, why can't developers who spend their money and brains to create games make money? You're just a free player and you can make money, you can't be greedy and demand that you want to make more money than the developers and ask them not to profit.
Even traditional game publishers are making profits by forcing us to spend money to buy games or items, why is no one complaining about that?
Meanwhile, the games on Telegram you can play are completely free.

It doesn't matter how long these games last, what matters is that it's free and we can make money.

[Agbamoni]

I've played popular clicker games like Notcoin and Hamster Kombat, but I find them too dull. Even if they can help you make money, clicker games are just too boring for me.

I think it can really make money as long as we choose to play a project that really has the support of a big company behind it. But because it's just a small game that shares airdrops. So of course we don't need to expect to get big money. We just play it to fill our free time. And sometimes it's quite fun to do and quite challenging when we enjoy it in leveling up or wanting to achieve a target. Airdrop hunting can be a fun sideline. I don't have much experience in this. But lately I've also had quite a lot of fun playing small games on Telegram bots. It's just that the ones I play are only a few projects that clearly have support from other big projects such as from the TON foundation itself or from the famous Cex.

There is nothing fun about it. It's a repeated process and it think it is very boring to stay committed to such means of making money. The worst part is that the effort you put into and the result you get at the end of the day cannot be measured equally. Which was meant to be equal. Because if I spend my time clicking a thing for a long period of time, it should be something that will give me good amount of money to cover all the time I have put into it.

The major disadvantage of the telegram click project is that most of them at the end of the day would turn out to be scams. So, every effort tapping would be gone and most importantly the time that was used to click would go in vain.