Catizen Claims 34 Million Players in Six Months Since Launch

• Catizen has unlocked a new milestone in user-base growth.
• The game claimed the top revenue generator among all Telegram apps.
• The development followed high-level partnerships with key industry players.

Tap-to-earn mini-game Catizen has amassed millions of users within the first six months of its launch on The Open Network (TON).

The Catizen platform includes a puzzle game that allows players to own and rear virtual cats within an online “cat café.” The game incentivizes players to upgrade their cats and maximize their vKITTY profit per hour in hopes of future CATI airdrops . While the game was initially deployed on TON, it became available on Ethereum’s Mantle following a June partnership, expanding opportunities for player rewards.

Catizen Sees Massive User Growth

In a recent X post , Catizen said that 34 million users have joined its gaming platform since it went online six months ago. The gaming platform also claimed to rank first in revenue among all Telegram apps.

“Catizen ranks Top1🥇 in revenue among all Telegram apps. There are more than 2,000,000 (2 million) active on-chain Catizen players, and the cumulative number of paying users has reached 800,000, with an ARPPU of $33!,” Catizen wrote.

Catizen’s massive user-base growth came after HashKey on August 19 tapped the platform as its first Web3 GameFi partner in a tie-up that would see the gaming company bolster its offerings in the TON ecosystem with regulated crypto services via licensed exchange HashKey Global.

Barely a month before the partnership, Binance Labs announced that it led an investment round for Pluto Studio, the GameFi publishing platform that launched Catizen. Binance Co-Founder and Director Yi He lauded the game’s “potential to bring billions of users to Web3” following its impressive growth within a few months.

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