"Musk's Empire" is a click game for those craving crypto freebies.

In recent weeks, I have observed an amazing phenomenon — more than 10 million people mindlessly tapping on the cartoonish face of Elon Musk in Telegram. The craze has reached absurd proportions! This new game "Musk's Empire" has literally flooded the messenger.

The cunning developers simply repurposed popular games like Hamster Kombat, replacing the cute little animals with a caricatured face of a billionaire. And what? It works! Millions of people click on the screen as if hypnotized, hoping to grab some tokens. Moreover, it is obvious that Musk has nothing to do with this — there was no official endorsement.

It annoys me how easily people fall for these primitive tricks. The game creators brazenly use Musk's image without any permissions. If his lawyers find out, they'll shut this whole thing down in five minutes!

How does it work?

Everything is primitive to tears: you poke Musk in the face, you get virtual currency until your "energy" runs out. Then you wait for it to recover, and you poke, poke, poke again...

The accumulated virtual "money" can be spent on upgrades such as increasing Elon’s "ethics" and "leadership" or improving the office. This provides passive income for a maximum of three hours — then you have to log in again. It's some kind of endless cycle of meaningless action!

There is also a tab "Cities", where you can play "rock-paper-scissors" or "invest" in stocks. Nothing particularly exciting, just an illusion of economic activity.

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Regarding the timelines for the promised token distribution — complete silence. No token name, no dates — nothing specific! Just vague promises about a "broad ecosystem" and pledges to "maximize your profits."

The only thing that is clear is that the token will be on the TON blockchain, just like Notcoin. The developers say that the size of your "share" is influenced by in-game profits, total earnings, and the number of invited friends. A classic pyramid!

Recently, they announced a partnership with Notcoin, even temporarily renaming the game to "NOT Empire". An obvious attempt to ride on the coattails of a successful project.

All of this reminds me of the gold rush — people rush at any opportunity for a freebie, not thinking about the fact that they are most likely wasting their time. But at least this is cheaper than investing in another "promising" coin on some dubious exchange!