A while ago, I was researching Telegram bots to make money, and honestly, the scene has exploded. After Hamster Kombat disappointed everyone, a whole bunch of alternatives appeared that promise to be much better. Some of these bots actually work, so here’s my analysis of the ones I find most interesting.

Blum is probably the most popular right now. It has about 60 million users, and the dynamic is simple: you farm coins for 8 hours, complete tasks like inviting friends and following channels. There’s a rumor that the Bloom coin could be listed in November at a price close to $0.08. It’s not a big deal, but when added to other bots, it can add up.

Then there’s Hot Wallet, which is actually more than just a click bot. It’s a wallet where you can deposit and withdraw crypto. Mining is slow, but the coin is valued between $8 and $12, so it’s worth dedicating time to. You start earning two coins every half hour by watching videos, and after that, it all depends on letting the mining run continuously.

TONXDAO is different because it’s not a traditional click bot. It’s based on forming a team of 5 people who keep the center of the screen pressed for two minutes. The administrators already have a previous coin that trades at $0.3, so there’s real backing. The setup is quick, and you also earn points by completing tasks.

ToMarket, or what they call the “Tomato Bot,” is more of a farming game. You plant every 3 hours, harvest, and then replant. There’s a league system where you advance by inviting friends and completing missions. It was scheduled to list in mid-October.

Note Pixel has the support of Toon Network—the same one that supported BotDogs and BotNoteCoin, which were quite successful. The concept is drawing by placing squares in a large area. It received official verification in just 15 days, which says a lot about its potential. The NoteFlex coin was listed in November.

MimiFi made noise because it organized a giveaway with a Lamborghini. It distributes $30,000 daily in Ethereum to subscribers. The Telegram bot to make money works by killing monsters to level up and accumulate coins. The coin was listed on October 9 with an expected price of $0.03.

Tap Coin is another classic. You click to accumulate points, buy cards to increase hourly earnings, and complete tasks to get spin keys. You can also get USDT directly and withdraw it to your wallet. It was listed in November.

Cats and Dogs is interesting because it’s based on choosing a team at the beginning (cats or dogs), and then competing in battles every 8 hours to win the bot’s coin. Collection is slow, which usually indicates a higher price. It has official Telegram verification.

Honestly, the average Telegram bot to make money won’t make you rich, but if you play several at the same time and complete the tasks, you can accumulate something decent. The key is to start early and be consistent. Some of these have already been listed, while others are still waiting their turn. The important thing is not to put all your hopes in just one.