It seems like everyone has been talking about making money with Telegram these days. After Hamster Kombat disappointed the community quite a bit, a bunch of new bots emerged promising to be much better. Some administrators even started mocking the famous hamster.

The truth is, there are interesting options if you know where to look. Blum is probably the most well-known right now, with millions of active users. It works by cultivating a coin for 8 hours, inviting friends, and completing tasks. Its expected price was around $0.08 when it was listed.

Hot Wallet is another worth checking out. They say the price could be between $8 and $12, although mining is quite slow. You start by watching videos from the bot and entering codes, then let it accumulate every two hours. If you pay with the bot’s coins, you can speed up the process.

TONXDAO offers a different mechanic. Instead of just clicking, you form a team of 5 people who press the center for two minutes. The administrators already had a previous coin that traded at $0.3, so there’s credibility there.

ToMarket is another farming bot where you cultivate for 3 hours, harvest, and start over. It has a league system where you advance by inviting people and completing tasks. It was supposed to be listed in mid-October.

Note Pixel is backed by Toon Network, which previously supported other successful bots. It’s based on drawing within an area, and it was quickly documented after launch. The NoteFlex coin was listed in November.

MemeiFi gained popularity by hosting a Lamborghini giveaway. It distributes $30,000 daily in Ethereum to subscribers. The bot works by killing monsters to earn money with Telegram and leveling up. The expected price was $0.03.

Tap Coin is quite straightforward: click to accumulate points, buy cards to increase hourly earnings, and complete tasks. You can withdraw USDT directly to your wallet. Listing was planned for November.

CEX IO is one of the oldest in this space. You slowly collect a coin, buy points to advance through 10 different leagues. It has its own wallet, and you can invite friends to earn 10% of their earnings. Verified on Telegram with millions of users.

Cats and Dogs is a team competition. You choose your side at the start and participate in battles every 8 hours to earn food, which is the bot’s currency. The collection process is slow, which usually indicates higher prices.

There’s also a bot from a major platform that launched its own Telegram bot. It reached 20 million users in less than a month. It doesn’t have its own coin, but rewards are based on community votes or coins like DOGS, NOT, and CATI, which are the ones you see in the charts right now.