Telegram Game ‘TapSwap’ Launches January Tokens and Airdrop

Popular Telegram tapping game TapSwap has revealed that it will launch the TAPS token Open Network (TON) Air rewards for players in the second half of January 2025.

TAPS will be an important resource in the TapSwap ecosystem, the developers said, allowing owners to participate in tournaments, place prizes and manage them.

Whether or not a player receives a TAPS airdrop is determined by the player’s overall engagement within TapSwap, meaning how often the player interacts within TapSwap or plays the game. Users need to connect their wallet to receive the airdrop.

Started as a tap-to-tap game on Telegram where users repeatedly tap an on-screen button to earn in-game coins, it has evolved since then. The game was added in August A city builder mode called “Tappy Town” and the gains accumulated through this experience also affect the likelihood of receiving TAPS airspace.

Along with Airdrop, the evolution of the game is expected to continue. TapSwap is moving to a skill-based platform, offering players competitive tournaments and “leaving traditional pay-to-play models behind,” a gaming spokesperson said. Deciphering.

The platform has gained more than 50 million users worldwide since its launch in February.

Telegram games and participation in the Open Network have flourished this year, as have popular mini-apps and games. Hamster Kombat and the Notcoin. Notcoin has fallen into disrepute More than 35 million players with more than 80 billion tokens earlier this year, getting listed on Binance and OKX in the process.

Open Network is a layer-1 network created by Nikolay and Pavel Durov, founders of Telegram messaging application. Although development began internally, the company withdrew from regulatory review of the project in 2020, allowing an external developer community to continue building the ecosystem.

Its parent token, Toncoin (TON), has surged nearly 200% in the past year, pushing it to a market cap of more than $16 billion. This makes it the 16th largest crypto asset by market capitalization, according to CoinGecko.

Edited by Andrew Hayward