PinGo: Pictures, Points, Airdrop

Draw pictures in Telegram while collecting points for a future airdrop: that is how PinGo describes itself. It sounds trendy, but behind the words "airdrop" and "token" there is a risk worth knowing before the first tap. 🐰

What PinGo offers

The bot's greeting says you can claim PUNNY points, create "masterpieces" for free, and contribute CPU power to earn GO points for an airdrop. Inviting friends is promised a 15% reward.

The main idea: you use a mini app and take part in a project linked to a token. What you will actually get at the end, nobody guarantees in advance.

Bot commands

• /start launches PinGo.
• /create creates a "masterpiece" (a picture).
• /gallery shows the works created.
• /website opens the project site.
• /contact reaches the team.

What an airdrop is and where the catch lies

An airdrop is a handout of tokens to active participants of a project. Points inside the app are not money yet: it is unknown whether they will become tokens or what those tokens will be worth.

A token may lose its value, or may never find a market. Treat points as a bonus for time spent, not as earnings. ⚠️

Processor contribution and your device

The phrase about "contributing CPU" means the app may use your device's resources. That loads the phone, drains the battery, and in browser mode noticeably slows a weak computer.

Watch the heat and the charge. If the device overheats, close the app.

Taking part with minimal risk

1. Open the bot only from a verified link, not from other people's messages.
2. Never enter a wallet seed phrase or connect a wallet that holds money.
3. Do not put in money to "speed up" points.
4. Do not enter a Telegram login code or password.
5. Invite friends honestly, warning them a reward is not guaranteed.

Telling the real project from a copy

Scammers copy the names of popular projects and send fake links promising "urgent withdrawal". Always check the bot name letter by letter and do not follow links from private messages.

If you are asked to pay a fee to receive tokens, it is almost certainly a scam. 🔒

Is it worth your time

If you enjoy making pictures in a mini app, it is fair entertainment. If you count on income, weigh time against risk: there are no guarantees, and the only thing you can invest is time.

Keep any wallet balance separate from the game, and only in an amount whose loss you could calmly accept.