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As part of 2024’s eventful summer, Telegram went from being just another messaging app to being the next big thing in gaming. When Telegram’s CEO began singing the praises of the popular Telegram game Catizen, it became official. Dogizen wasn’t far behind, and with it essentially being requested by the Telegram CEO, it was always destined to do serious numbers. Currently in ICO, the first ever ICO held on Telegram, priced at just $0.000077, Dogizen has cleared over $2.2m. The epic battle of cats vs. dogs is on, Telegram gaming style. Catizen made quite the entrance  Riding the Telegram gaming wave, Catizen is showing figures that every crypto project—or any business for that matter—would welcome. Revenues of over $25 million and over 7 million daily active users are not to be ignored. All that success amounts to Catizen’s revenue totaling more than 200x that of the average crypto project. Naturally, the market has sat up and paid attention, as reflected by Catizen’s market cap of around $140 million at press time. All this has been carefully observed by Dogizen though. Because for every win, there has been an equally glaring error that Dogizen has learned from. Why Dogizen has the edge over Catizen The mistake that both Catizen and almost every rival Telegram game made was holding an airdrop. Since recipients were simply gifted free tokens, this was nothing but free money. Like any sensible person, many of these recipients sold rapidly, tanking CATI in the process. This did a great job of quickly distributing tokens but was a missed opportunity in terms of building value. Dogizen on the other hand is holding an ICO. Instead, by asking DOGIZ investors to actually invest, Dogizen is incentivizing buying, holding, and waiting for long-term gains. Plus, Dogizen is strategically planning a launch…

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Filed under: News - @ December 25, 2024 11:20 am