If you've been following the Telegram bot scene recently, you'll notice that things have evolved a lot after the Hamster Combat story. People are starting to look for alternatives, and new bots with completely different ideas have indeed appeared.

Personally, I’ve tried several bots and I’d like to share what I’ve seen. For example, Bloom Bot reached 60 million users and is really powerful. Its concept is simple: plant the coin for 8 hours and perform tasks like inviting friends and following official pages. It was launched in November, and the price was around $0.08. Hot Bot is also quite bad, but mining is very slow, though a single coin can be worth between $8 and $12, so quality matters more than quantity here.

Then there’s TomarKet Bot, called the Tomato, which depends on 3 hours of farming and has a daily rotation system to climb the ranks. It was launched in October. Not Pixel Bot, supported by the Tron network, is very strong. Its idea involves drawing through squares, and it was verified quickly, which is a sign of its strength.

Other bots include Mimi Pay, which held a Lamborghini contest and distributes $30,000 worth of Ethereum daily. It was launched on October 9 at a price of $0.03. Tapp Coin relies on clicking and buying cards, and you can withdraw USDT directly. CEX.io is one of the strongest long-term bots, with a dedicated wallet, and you can earn 10% from your team.

Cats & Dogs Bot has a different concept: choose a team of cats or dogs, and there are battles every 8 hours where you collect coins. The earning rate is slow, which is a positive indicator of a high coin price. Finally, Binance launched MoonPix Bot, which jumped to 20 million users in less than a month. Rewards will depend on community voting, either BNB, currently around $618.50, or NOT or DOGS.

The truth is, Telegram bots have become part of the crypto community culture, and every day new bots with better ideas emerge. The important thing is to choose what suits your time and patience.