I saw many people talking about money-making games on Telegram and decided to check it out myself. And honestly, the topic is somewhat serious — there are actually games that give you real cryptocurrencies just by tapping on the screen. Hamster Kombat, for example, has over 300 million players, and the HMSTR token is currently up +3.72% in the last 24 hours. If you’ve been following the scene, Notcoin was the first click game on Telegram in January 2024 and really changed things — now NOT is trading on major platforms and is up +4.77%.

New games are emerging very quickly. Catizen, for example, a cat game based on the same idea, launched the CATI token last week and jumped 25% in the first few hours. Rocky Rabbit is a game where rabbits fight each other — RBTC was launched on platforms like Gate, KuCoin, and others. X Empire ( was previously Musk Empire ), which reached 40 million players, and there are rumors about the upcoming launch of the XEMP token.

If you like money-making games, TapSwap has attracted 60 million users, and the team says TAPS will be launched on October 30. There’s also Major, developed by the same team behind Friends Factory — it offers different ways to earn stars and then convert them into MAJOR tokens. All these games feature daily tasks, challenges, and other ways to earn besides just clicking.

The big question: are these real investments? The truth is, after these tokens launch, they are traded on real platforms — Notcoin is on Binance, OKEx, KuCoin, and others, Hamster Kombat is on Binance and Bitfinex. That means you don’t necessarily have to play the game to buy the token. But the risk is similar to any new crypto investment. The games themselves are fun and easy, but don’t expect huge profits just from clicking.