Yescoin: Swipe to Collect Coins

The screen is covered in gold coins and you drag a finger across them. That is what sets Yescoin apart from most tap games: you sweep coins up with swipes instead of tapping them 🪙

The game launched in April 2024 as a Telegram mini app on a blockchain. Its makers present it as a Web3 platform where a few minutes a day can bring rewards.

Swipe instead of tap

The core mechanic: swipe across the screen to collect coins. An energy bar at the bottom drains as you play.

When energy hits zero, coins appear more slowly. You can keep swiping or leave the app alone while the bar refills.

Growing faster

Upgrades raise the value of each coin and speed up energy regeneration. You buy them with in-game YES points.

• Social tasks: points for follows and actions.
• Daily check-in: a reward for regularity.
• Invites: bonuses for friends who start playing too.
• Upgrades: paid with points, not real money.

Make sure buying upgrades does not become a race: progress hooks you more than it seems.

Where the game gets its money

The project earns from advertisers. Companies pay for promotion, which becomes daily tasks that players complete for rewards.

Keep that in mind: there is no free handout as such. Your attention and actions are the product.

The YES token: hopes and reality

The game promised to eventually turn accumulated points into YES tokens. The project once announced cooperation with the blockchain Telegram uses and a future ticker, YES.

A promise to convert points into a token is not money in your hands. Check current news on the project's official channels before counting on anything, and remember that game tokens can be cheap.

Documents inside the bot

The bot has just two service commands:

• /terms: terms of use.
• /privacy: the privacy policy.

Read them before connecting a wallet. They usually explain what data the app collects and how it is handled.

A sane way to play

1. Launch the app and make your first swipes.
2. Do a couple of tasks, but do not follow everything in sight.
3. Do not deposit money to speed things up.
4. Create a separate empty wallet if a connection is needed.
5. Set fixed minutes per day for the game.

Never show your wallet's secret phrase to anyone, even if "support" asks.

Advertiser tasks vary: follow a channel, open a page, install something. Before tapping, read the condition and ask if you want that subscription for a few points.

Do not follow task links to sites that ask for card details or a secret phrase. It is the most common trap in such games.

You can invite friends, but only those who are truly interested. Do not spam links to everyone: reputation is worth more than a few bonus points.

Below are four questions newcomers ask.