🔸 5 Things to Know About Binance’s Telegram Game Moonbix
Binance recently launched the Telegram mini-game Moonbix, citing a novel tap-to-earn gameplay centered on skill and timing.
With this game, the largest exchange on trading volume metrics looks to compete with tap-to-earn pioneers such as Notcoin and Hamster Kombat. The common denominator is that they all offer different avenues for players to make money.
🔸 What to Know About Binance Moonbix Game
Binance launched the crypto-themed Telegram Mini App game on September 19, marking its initial foray into the play-to-earn (P2E) space. It highlights the exchange’s newly found interest in pursuing blockchain-based games.
“The game taps into the growing popularity of Telegram mini-apps and aligns with the increasing interest in casual, crypto-themed gaming. Moonbix players take on the role of crypto space explorers, navigating a virtual galaxy to collect special items, complete tasks, and earn points,” Binance said in a Telegram announcement.
While Moonbix leverages the popular crypto rewards narrative, it capitalizes on the uniqueness of space exploration for a market edge. Here are five facts about Binance’s Telegram game.
🔸 Almost 15 Million Players in a Week
According to Moonbix’s Telegram, the game is nearing 15 million monthly users, a solid achievement for a game that is barely a week old. This reflects players’ interest in both entertainment and earning opportunities.
As of now, Moonbix has 14.95 million players, with its user base nearly doubling since Monday, suggesting even faster growth ahead. This momentum puts the game on track to surpass DOGS and Notcoin (NOT), which have 53 million and 35 million players, respectively.
Interest in Moonbix began even before its launch, as leaked screenshots of Binance’s entry into the Telegram mini app trend sparked curiosity.
“We’re aware that our upcoming TG mini-app game, Moonbix, was leaked ahead of the planned launch date. While we’re thrilled by the community’s response.
