Match Money: match-3 with crypto rewards

Five minutes in a queue usually go to scrolling a feed. Match Money suggests spending them on a classic match-3 puzzle instead, and it pays out in-game tokens for the levels you clear. 💎

The game runs inside Telegram as a Mini App, so there's nothing to install. Around 31,000 people play it each month.

Familiar puzzle, new incentives

The rules are standard match-3: swap neighboring pieces, line up three or more of a kind, and finish each level's goal before your moves run out.

• Levels. There are over 3,000 of them, with difficulty climbing slowly.
• Competitions. Beyond the main path, tournaments let players compete for rewards.
• Ads. Watching ad videos earns a separate currency.
• Friends. Inviting other players adds bonus rewards too.

How the token economy works

Match Money is built on the TON blockchain. Levels and tournaments pay MMt tokens, while ads and referrals pay ADt tokens. Both can be exchanged for USDT, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. 💵

The currency names have shifted over time. Earlier versions used CryptoBucks and Rubies that converted into TON, so always check the current rate and withdrawal rules inside the app.

Blockchain game directories list the project as an alpha. In practice that means the economy rules can change without notice.

What you can realistically earn

Honestly, not much. Games where most of the income comes from ad views tend to pay fractions of a cent per video. The developer earns from advertisers and passes a small slice to players.

• Don't spend real money in the game expecting to win it back through withdrawals.
• Check the minimum withdrawal before investing hours in grinding.
• Don't treat tokens as savings. Their value is set by the project itself.

Treat Match Money as a free puzzle with a small bonus on top and you'll be fine. Treat it as a job and you'll be disappointed. ⚠️

Getting started safely

1. Launch the game with the "Open" button and play through the tutorial levels.
2. Connect a TON wallet when asked, since withdrawals require one.
3. Write down your seed phrase on paper and never show it to anyone.
4. Join the official channel from the game menu for tournament news and rule changes.

Watch out for fakes

Popular reward games attract fake "support agents" and "giveaways". Real Match Money support will never ask for your seed phrase, password or a payment to "release" a withdrawal. 🔐

If someone messages you privately claiming to be from the game and offers faster payouts for a fee, it's a scam. Reach support only through the link in the bot's own profile.