I have recently been looking into the PLAY-TO-AIDROP and tap-to-earn-to-airdrop concepts, and they appear to be one of the most popular. The majority of these projects launched on Telegram, but they are not developing secondary projects outside of Telegram, and some of them are coming up with delicious gaming concepts.
One of the best ways to identify a good project is to look at the roadmap, a strong media framework, and listen to the feedback of those who have participated in the project before you. These people can give you an insight into what to expect, apart from what the influencers are paid to say (those who are doing their job). If you are interested in learning more about these various forms of earning, you should start by doing some research.
The Reality You Must Accept
There are so many tap-to-earn projects out there, and the truth is that 40 to 50% of them may be completely disappointing. This is the reality, and you must accept it before you begin. There are numerous of them, and some of the owners of these projects are capitalizing on the success of notcoin to build their own. As a result, many people are excited about the financial opportunities that it present.
Second, some project owners will end up scamming the community of their projects, and some may not even have a solid sustainable model to ensure the success of their projects, which means you could waste 5 to 6 months of your life (depending on when the full launch occurs and the airdrop is released) and receive nothing in return. Another reality is that you can invest money and end up losing it without receiving anything in return.
Another issue is that you may make the mistake of selecting the ones that require little effort while ignoring the ones that require more time and possibly some capital, and you may end up missing out because the ones you ignored were the ones that cooked. Another reality is that not all of these projects will be similar to notcoin.
40 to 50% may, the remainder may not live up to expectations, and only a few will outperform notcoin. Another reality is that some projects will give their users a disappointing amount of airdrop, say 5 to 10$ of airdrop after continuously participating for 3 to 4 months.
On The Flip Side
Many people may go on to earn thousands of dollars, particularly with those for which they had no prior expectations. The rule of putting in effort to expect an airdrop is to give it what you can as if you will not get anything back.
This means not planning how you will spend imaginary money that has yet to enter your wallet
Many people are now asking which of these projects they should pursue. I am not sure either; I have only been doing this for about two weeks, but I have been watching a lot of videos and staying up late to figure out how some of this works. I discovered that some of these tapping projects have earned millions of dollars simply by asking their users to do things like watch an ad, watch our video, play this game, spend some time, and so on.
So what happens is that some developers will be generous with the airdrop, while others will be greedy. However, the good projects are those with a consistent social media presence; you can mostly tell their plans from what they say and the updates they release. Another consideration is how practical some of these projects are.
Pixelverse & Catizen
For example Pixelverse and catizen are quite good. The former has a full telegram tap to earn version, as well as a separate gaming system outside of Telegram where people can mine and earn by playing fully functional games.
I watched some how-to-play videos online, and it seemed promising. So because it's actually functional, for me I think the airdrop to their users might be good.
The Airdrop Or The Game?
As for the latter (Catizen), it is a very addictive and enjoyable game; I have played it and became addicted. It is a much more functional game than (pixel), but Pixel appears to be the project that will be generous with airdrops to its users. For catizen, you only need to put in a small amount of money. The interesting thing is that many people who made a lot of money from notcoin are diversifying their funds into these other games.
It simply demonstrates that money is required to make money. The reason they are doing this is not surprising: they want to earn more airdrops, and it is incredible how much money people are throwing out there.
These are the two projects on which I want to focus my efforts, and I believe you should as well
Although there are full-on tapping projects on Telegram, my advice is to participate in as many reasonable ones as possible using the tips I have provided, because the more you participate in, the more opportunities you will have.
You Need The Bull Market More Than It Needs You
You have probably heard of notcoin; many people used the project to raise funds to start their crypto investment journey. Now, overall or over time, I am not saying notcoin will become a shit coin, but the project's owners have built a sustainable system in which people will rather lock up their coin for a decent APR. So, some projects are need-to-do, while these little airdrops are side projects that may help you raise the necessary funds to invest before the climax bull market.
The bull market will be wild, and if you are blessed to be around, I believe these projects can give you some money to actually buy the coin you need before everything begins to x10 and x20.
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