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Top Telegram Mining Bots to Watch for in June 2024

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8 months ago

May 30, 2024

ADMIN

As cryptocurrency interest surges, especially in Nigeria, Telegram mining bots have captivated many enthusiasts. The success of Notcoin has inspired more Nigerians to invest their time and effort into these mining games. However, differentiating legitimate projects from scams continues to be a challenge. In this article, we spotlight the most promising Telegram mining bots launching soon, offering essential insights for interested users.

1. Tapswap: The Most Talked-About Telegram Mining Bot

Tapswap has attracted significant attention with over 13 million followers in its community. Initially set to launch its Taps coin ($TAPS) on 30th May 2024, the launch has been postponed to 1st June 2024 due to some detected bad activity in their mining game. Tapswap is investigating users employing automated tools for mining and warns that accounts using bots or auto clickers will be banned. Despite some concerns about the withdrawal process post-launch, Tapswap’s expanding user base and discussions with various exchanges indicate significant potential.

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2. AVACOIN: New Contender with Solid Backing

Launching on 1st June 2024, AVACOIN has quickly built a community of 1.1 million members since March 2024. Users mine Gold Dust, which is convertible to AVACOIN tokens. The project is in discussions with major exchanges like Binance and Kucoin, promising strong post-launch support. AVACOIN advises users to set up a Telegram Wallet or Ton Wallet for smooth withdrawal processes.

3. Hamster Kombat: The Giant in Telegram Mining

With a staggering 17 million followers on Telegram and 3.5 million subscribers on YouTube, Hamster Kombat is the most followed mining bot. Although the launch date is not officially announced, expectations are high for a June 2024 release. The massive community support makes this bot a must-watch for mining enthusiasts.

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4. Memefi: Rising Star in the Mining Scene

Memefi, with over 2.2 million followers, is in talks with multiple exchanges for its $MEMEFI coin. Although the launch date is not set, indications suggest a June 2024 debut. Memefi’s growing community and active discussions with exchanges add to its credibility.

5. Yescoin: Dual-Bot System for Enhanced Mining

Yescoin operates two distinct mining bots, both considered legitimate and reliable. This dual-bot system enhances mining opportunities and provides more flexibility for users. While the launch date is yet to be announced, the project’s structure and community support highlight its potential.

6. W-Coin: Trusted and Well-Known

With a community of 1 million members, W-Coin is a reputable name in the Telegram mining space. Its established presence and user trust make it a significant player to consider.

7. CEX-IO: Bridging Exchange and Mining

CEX-IO, a known cryptocurrency exchange, is venturing into Telegram mining to attract more users. The integration of mining and exchange services aims to provide a seamless experience for users.

8. Blum: Crypto Exchange Turned Mining Platform

Blum, with 4.4 million Telegram members, is leveraging its exchange platform to offer a mining game, enhancing user engagement and driving app adoption.

9. Truecoin: Spin and Win Concept

Truecoin combines a spin-to-win game with mining, offering users the chance to earn real coins and USDT. The unique concept and integrated True Wallet provide added value to users.

10. Mine HOT: Expanding the NEAR Ecosystem

Known for its NEAR coin, Mine HOT plans to introduce the HOT coin for mining. Its established presence on exchanges and future plans make it a noteworthy option.

Recommendations for Enthusiasts

Conduct Thorough Research: Verify the legitimacy and credibility of each project before investing time or resources.
Stay Updated: Follow the official Telegram channels and social media platforms for the latest announcements and updates.
Avoid Automation Tools: As advised by several mining bots, using automated tools can lead to account bans.

By focusing on projects with strong community support and transparent operations, Nigerians can navigate the booming Telegram mining scene with greater confidence and security.

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Education

Nigerian Teacher Shortlisted Among Top 50 Finalists for $1m Global Prize

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3 days ago

January 21, 2025

Samson Adeyanju

By Ade Iyamoye
A Mathematics and Information Technology teacher from Ogun State, Kayode Adewale, has been shortlisted among the top 50 finalists for the prestigious $1 million Global Teacher Prize.
Adewale, who teaches at Imaka/Imagbon Comprehensive High School, Ijebu, Ogun State, attributed this achievement to years of dedication to innovative teaching practices and educational excellence.
Adewale, a pioneer of the Space Exploration Club in Ogun State secondary schools, has consistently demonstrated a passion for transforming education.
Through partnerships with organizations such as the Limitless Space Institute in Texas, USA, he has inspired both students and teachers across the state.
Despite financial challenges that once stalled his PhD program, Adewale persevered, earning recognition for his teaching innovations.
He emerged as Ogun State’s Best Senior Secondary School Teacher in 2020, received the Maltina Best Teacher of the Year award in 2022, and participated in the 2023 Fulbright Teaching Excellence Programme in the US.
Adewale credits his success to a culturally relevant teaching approach, integrating local dialects and relatable concepts to demystify Mathematics for his students.
He also utilizes technology, including online platforms, to reach underserved communities.
The $1 million prize, he revealed, will be invested in capacity-building initiatives for teachers, innovation hubs, and the development of technology-assisted instructional solutions to benefit students across Africa.
“Teachers’ rewards are not just in heaven. With dedication, the sky is the starting point,” he said.

Education

Bauchi Governor gifts Top JAMB Achievers ₦4 Million Reward

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1 week ago

January 15, 2025

Samson Adeyanju

By Alexis Uchendu

In a remarkable gesture, Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, has awarded ₦4 million to four exceptional students for their outstanding performance in the 2024 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), examination.

The awardees—Kawthar Shehu (348), Geoffrey Yakubu (347), Abdullahi Garba (347), and Magaji Umar (333)—were each presented with ₦1 million during a ceremony on Tuesday at the Ministry of Education in Bauchi.

Represented by the Head of Service, Yahuza Adamu, Governor Mohammed described the reward as a commitment to nurturing human capital and inspiring academic excellence among Bauchi’s youth.

“This initiative underscores our dedication to developing human capital and promoting academic achievement,” he stated.

Ali Babayo, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, revealed that the reward program was introduced as part of a broader strategy to motivate students across the state to aim higher.

The awardees, grateful and inspired, vowed to continue their pursuit of excellence.

Education

National Assembly Threatens to Halt JAMB’s Grant

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2 weeks ago

January 13, 2025

Samson Adeyanju

By Gabriella Ogbu

The National Assembly’s Joint Committee on Finance has questioned the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board’s (JAMB), 2025 budget proposal, warning that the agency’s federal grant may be revoked.

During a budget defense session, JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, revealed that the agency remitted N4 billion to the Consolidated Revenue Fund while receiving N6 billion in government grants.

Lawmakers, including Abiodun Faleke and Senator Adams Oshiomhole, criticized the allocation, arguing that JAMB, a self-funded agency, should not rely on public funds.

Oshiomhole further questioned JAMB’s N1.1 billion expenditure on meals and refreshments, N850 million on security and fumigation, and N600 million on local travel, demanding accountability for the agency’s spending.

The committee’s scrutiny underscores growing concerns over financial transparency in government agencies.