Gift Fest: Gifts and Holiday Draws

A bot promising 100,000 gifts worth $400,000 sounds like pure advertising. Gift Fest at least has a clear mechanic behind it: you play a small game, finish tasks and collect chances for a big holiday draw. 🎁

It launched in late 2025 as a Telegram mini-app, with the final draw scheduled for December 29, 2025. Check whether a new season is running before you put time into it.

Merging gifts instead of buying a ticket

You get an energy pool that starts capped at 25 and refills over time. Tap Get Gift, spend some energy, and random gift icons appear.

Drag two identical icons together and they merge into a better one. Each merge earns XP and stars, and XP raises your level. 🎄

Why your level matters

A higher level improves your odds in the final draw. Players describe each new level as bringing more tickets for the holiday raffle.

• Weekly raffles: prizes mentioned include earbuds, promo codes and Telegram Stars.
• Bigger draws: announcements named a flagship phone, 3,000 USDT and tokenized assets.
• Top prize: according to the TON ecosystem announcement, a collectible Plush Pepe gift valued at 5,300 TON.

How big did it get?

The TON announcement claimed more than 3 million participants and roughly 100,000 new players a day. The bot itself shows about 492 thousand users in our data.

Those numbers come from promotional posts. Read them as the organizers' claims, not as an audit.

Getting started in a minute

1. Open the bot and send /start.
2. Launch the mini-app and make your first taps.
3. Merge matching icons and watch your level.
4. Check the task list for extra rewards.
5. Come back once your energy has refilled. 😊

The catch

A free draw is paid for with your attention: channel subscriptions, invitations, daily visits. With millions of players, the odds of landing the top prize are tiny, as with any lottery.

Do not count on income. Treat it as a few minutes of entertainment a day.

On safety: reviews describe the creator as unknown, and many tasks lead to outside services. Never share a seed phrase, never pay for a guaranteed win, and connect a wallet only if you understand why. ⚠️

How to read any Telegram giveaway

If a prize requires payment, you are buying something, not entering a draw. A fair contest states its rules upfront: dates, number of prizes and how winners are picked.

If someone asks for wallet details or a processing fee after you win, stop. Real prizes do not need money up front.

Also make sure you opened the right bot and not a clone with a similar name. Lookalikes are common on Telegram. 🔍