Telegram Mining is in full swing: A comparison of 10 hot bots, which one is worth playing?

The “crushing defeat” of Hamster Kombat made Telegram users aware of an issue - not all bots can deliver on their promises. However, this did not dampen the enthusiasm for Mining; instead, it gave rise to a new wave of players.

In recent weeks, the number of bot users for ToMarket (Tomato), Blum, Hot, TONXDAO, Memefi, and others has surged, with some even exceeding 60 million. They attract players using different mechanisms: Blum relies on 8-hour planting + inviting friends, Memefi uses monster upgrades, and TONXDAO innovated a 5-person team mechanism.

This wave of bots has several highlights:

First is the listing expectation. Blum is priced at $0.08, ToMarket is priced at $0.3, and Memefi is priced at $0.03—although expectations vary, they are at least more confident than Hamster's “breakout”. Although Binance's official bot does not have its own coin, reaching 20 million users in 20 days shows its endorsement capability cannot be underestimated.

Secondly, there are mechanism differences. Most still rely on the click + task routine, but TONXDAO introduced a new trick with team leaders pressing the screen, ToMarket used a 3-hour planting cycle, and Cats vs Dogs simply started a faction war—there are indeed upgrades in the variety.

Finally, it's returning to reality. Hot Wallet says the coin price is $8-12, cex.io relies on slow Mining to benchmark Bitcoin logic, and Tap Coin directly supports USDT withdrawals - all of these are more pragmatic than simply “expecting to list the coin”.

But don't celebrate too early: Although Blum has 60 million users, the listing time keeps being postponed; most bots have not officially launched on exchanges; and there are quite a few teams with opaque backgrounds. In other words, the excitement around Mining is high, but projects that can actually make money still need to be validated.

There is a detail worth noting - those backed by precedents (such as the Toon Network supporting Note Pixel behind BotDogs and BotNoteCoin) are more likely to gain trust. This indicates that in the realm of Telegram bots, the success stories of predecessors are the most persuasive.