Exploring the TON gaming ecosystem with Hamster Kombat, Gamee and TON Ventures
Quick Take Team members from GAMEE, Hamster Kombat and TON Ventures shed light on the emerging TON gaming ecosystem.
Episode 2 of The Crypto Beat was recorded with The Block's Editor-In-Chief Tim Copeland, GAMEE co-founder Bozena Rezab, Hamster Kombat community manager Hamster Girl, and partner at TON Ventures Inal Kardan.
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The Block’s Editor-In-Chief, Tim Copeland, was joined by team members from Hamster Kombat, GAMEE, and TON Ventures to discuss the emerging TON gaming ecosystem.
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00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:55 Gaming in the TON Ecosystem
04:54 Hamster Kombat Community
14:45 Telegram Mini Apps
17:41 Telegram Growth Hacks
23:43 Tap-to-Earn Web3 Onboarding
39:52 Investing in Telegram Games
45:13 Closing Thoughts
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