Memefi's Dirty Game: How Players Are Getting Tricked

Memefi’s Tap-to-Earn model is frustrating users, who feel the game is designed to drain their wallets. What’s marketed as a simple way to earn by tapping quickly turns into a pay-to-play scheme. Daily transactions cost $1, premium access is $5, and now they’ve rolled out a new trick: “Buy 1, Get 3” for $26.   

The catch? Users grind for months earning rewards, but latecomers can buy tokens and out-earn them overnight. Memefi seems to have avoided doing a straightforward ICO, likely because no one would have invested early. Instead, they built hype, gathered a big Telegram community, and slowly milked them through microtransactions disguised as fun activities.

The community is also pointing fingers at Ton Blockchain and influencers, who enabled the scam by promoting it. Many are calling for boycotts against projects like this and advising others not to fall for influencer referral links.

If the Tap-to-Earn concept had been genuine, players wouldn’t feel forced into making payments just to stay ahead. The trust between the community and the platform is broken, and users are urging others to raise concerns on Ton Blockchain’s official channels.

In the end, the message is clear: Stop wasting time and money on schemes like these and support platforms that offer real value.