Did you know there are these games on Telegram where you can earn by clicking? It has become a crazy phenomenon in 2024, like millions of people playing while waiting for the bus. They’re not your typical online games – these are connected to blockchain, and the tokens you earn have real value.

The most famous are Notcoin, Hamster Kombat, and Catizen. Notcoin started all this chaos at the beginning of the year – 35 million players clicking to collect virtual coins. When they launched the NOT token in May, it reached a market cap of $1.1 billion. Crazy, right? Now the price is around $0.00 with a positive movement of 0.57% in the last 24 hours.

Hamster Kombat is even bigger – 300 million players managing virtual exchanges with hamsters. The HMSTR token was distributed on September 26, 2024, with 60% of the supply going directly to players. Currently, HMSTR is at $0.00 with a +2.06%. People earn by clicking, completing missions, and inviting friends. It’s like a referral system but with real crypto.

Catizen is similar but with kittens – 34 million players breeding and merging virtual cats. The CATI token was launched on September 20, 2024, and now worth $0.05 with a +0.84% in 24 hours. They distributed 150 million tokens to players who had accumulated in-game currency.

Then there’s X Empire (formerly Musk Empire), Rocky Rabbit with rabbits, TapSwap which has 60 million users, and Moonbix, the official game of the big exchange platform. All follow the same model – earning by clicking, completing daily tasks, inviting other players, and then receiving real tokens when launched.

The interesting thing is that these games are on blockchain networks like The Open Network (TON) and Solana, so everything is transparent and decentralized. It’s not like regular mobile games where points are worthless. Here, you’re literally accumulating assets that can be traded.

Obviously, not all tokens have had the same success – Rocky Rabbit (RBTC) experienced an 89% crash in the last 24 hours, so risk is involved. But the concept is genius: it keeps people engaged, distributes tokens fairly, and builds communities around the games.

If you’re thinking of trying it out, the advice is not to expect to get rich. Play for fun, do the daily activities, and see what happens when they launch the tokens. Some have hit the lottery, others haven’t. But at least you’re earning by clicking while doing something else – not a bad pastime.