What makes Telegram mini-games attract 60 million players to click like crazy?

Speaking of the recent trends in the crypto space, we must mention those mini-games quietly making money on Telegram. Hamster Kombat, Notcoin, Catizen... do these names sound a bit familiar?

Data speaks:
- Hamster Kombat: 60 million+ users, managing virtual exchanges to earn HMSTR
- Notcoin: Over 35 million users, generating $NOT with a simple click, market cap once surpassed 2.2 billion.
- TapSwap: 30 million+ users, "click mining" on the Solana chain
- Newcomers like Yescoin and Catizen have also attracted millions of fans.

Why is it hot? Three reasons:
1. No threshold - Play directly on Telegram, no app download required.
2. Real gold and silver - game coins can be exchanged for actual crypto assets
3. TON Ecosystem Support - Fast Transactions, Low Fees, Convenient Deposits and Withdrawals

The easiest way to earn:
- Daily Tasks (Subscribe, Invite Friends)
- Recommended rebates (the more friends, the more you earn)
- Leaderboard Racing (some games have extra rewards)

But be aware: no one can say how long this wave of opportunity will last. Many games haven't officially launched their trading yet, and the prices may fluctuate significantly. It's recommended to start small and not go all-in.

Some people have already made real money through these games, how about you?