Yescoin: swipe, don't tap

Most tap games offer the same thing: tap the coin until your finger gives out. Yescoin added a small but noticeable twist. Coins fall across the screen and you collect them with a swipe, like a fruit-slicing game. 🍉

Launched in 2024 on the TON blockchain, it became one of Telegram's biggest games. Reviews estimate tens of millions of players have tried it, and monthly users still number in the hundreds of thousands.

How to play

1. Launch. Tap Open, then Start.
2. Swipe. Slide your finger across the screen to catch falling coins.
3. Upgrade. Boost your energy capacity and recharge speed.
4. Tasks. Complete daily missions for extra coins.
5. Friends. Invite people and earn a bonus.

YesPac: coins while you're away

The game has a robot called YesPac that keeps collecting coins while you're offline. It is passive in-game income: come back a few hours later and claim what piled up. 🤖

Thanks to it you don't need to swipe for hours. A couple of visits a day is plenty.

What about the YES token?

The game says it plainly in the bot description: YES is not minted yet. In-game coins are points, not cryptocurrency. 💎

According to published figures, total supply is capped at 100 billion YES, with 11 billion set aside for initial distribution. An earlier community token sale set a starting price of 0.00035 dollars.

Listing and airdrop promises date back to 2024, but there is still no confirmed date for a major exchange listing. Many listing prediction articles in search results are old posts with a refreshed date in the title.

Realistic expectations

If the token ever launches, its price will depend on the market, not on how many coins you hold. Most game tokens drop sharply after an airdrop because many players sell right away. 📉

So treat Yescoin as a casual game for a couple of minutes, not as a way to make money. If an airdrop happens, consider it a nice bonus.

Staying safe

Popular tap games always attract scammers. A few rules protect your account and wallet. ⚠️

• Official bot. Check the username, since fakes differ by one letter.
• Fake airdrops. Claim your YES now links in chats almost always lead to phishing.
• Seed phrase. Never enter it on outside sites or send it to support.
• In-game purchases. Don't spend money expecting future token income.

Token and event news is posted in the project's official channel. Rely on that alone.