Telegram isn’t just a messaging app anymore—it’s become a digital frontier full of communities, bots, financial tools, and, lately, “games” that promise real-world rewards. You’ve probably seen them: tap-to-earn clickers, crypto-mining simulators, or investment-style games that tell you to invite friends, deposit coins, and watch your money grow. Sounds familiar, right?
The rise of these Telegram-based games has been meteoric. They’re quick to join, easy to play, and often disguise themselves as part of the larger crypto and Web3 movement. And to be fair, they don’t all look shady at first glance. Some come with slick UIs, clever mechanics, and even branding partnerships that give them a temporary aura of legitimacy. But scratch beneath the surface, and you’ll find a different reality—a web of manipulation, false promises, and in some cases, outright theft.