Yescoin Official — Telegram Channel

Yescoin's channel is the official announcement feed for a TON-based tap-to-earn game and its token, and reading through it means reading through a project working out its problems in public. Alongside the usual partnership news sit two posts that matter more than the rest: one confirming its official bot had been hacked, with points earned there declared void and users told to migrate to a new bot and verify the wallet address, and another warning that impersonators posing as founders and staff were defrauding outside projects, with the team saying it had gathered evidence for law enforcement.

The rest of the flow is standard tap-to-earn marketing. Partnership announcements arrive frequently, naming other TON ecosystem projects like eTON, GOATS, FreeDogs and TON Japan, usually in a paragraph of enthusiasm about "Web3 innovation" with little explanation of what the partnership technically involves beyond cross-promotion. Giveaways and competitions recur too: cash giveaways run jointly with other tokens requiring follows and retweets, and multi-project "Interstellar" events splitting a fixed USDT prize pool among players who complete challenges across several partner apps. Referral and affiliate mechanics get their own posts, offering a commission when invited users spend Telegram Stars or TONcoin in the app.

Token generation event updates appear as well, including one lengthy post explaining a delay in "full transparency" language, asking holders to keep wallets linked for a fresh snapshot rather than giving a firm new date.

Read together, the pattern is a project that leans on frequent cross-promotion and prize pools to keep engagement up between actual milestones, with genuine security incidents mixed into the same feed as routine hype. That combination is worth weighing before joining: the channel is useful for tracking a specific game's ecosystem moves and event schedule, but it is not a place for objective information about TON or crypto broadly, and the hacked-bot episode is a concrete reason to double-check any link or wallet instruction it posts rather than act on it automatically.