Most so-called "Telegram mining" schemes are scams. Here’s why:
1. No Real Mining Happens
Genuine cryptocurrency mining requires specialized hardware (like ASIC miners) and high electricity consumption.
Telegram "mining" bots claim you can earn crypto just by clicking buttons or staying active—this is not real mining.
2. Ponzi/Pyramid Scheme
Many Telegram mining groups promise higher earnings if you refer others.
This means earlier users get paid with money from new users, which is unsustainable and collapses eventually.
3. Withdrawal Scams
Most of these platforms require you to deposit money before withdrawing earnings.
When you try to withdraw, they ask for more fees or simply disappear with your money.
4. Fake Tokens & Wallets
Some create fake tokens and claim they are valuable.
They may even show a fake balance in your wallet but block withdrawals.
5. Data Theft & Hacking Risks
Some Telegram mining bots ask for private wallet keys, which can lead to your real crypto being stolen.
Others install malware or phishing links.
How to Avoid Telegram Mining Scams?
✅ Avoid any Telegram bot or channel promising free mining rewards.
✅ Never send money or share private keys.
✅ Use trusted mining pools (like Binance Pool, F2Pool) instead.
✅ If it sounds too good to be true, it’s a scam!