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The biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, Binance, recently revealed that its brand-new Telegram mini-game Moonbix will soon be available. The game was leaked before its scheduled release date, which led to the announcement. 

Although the community was excited by the early reveal, Binance is still improving the game to guarantee a seamless user experience when it launches officially. Binance issued a statement apologizing for the early leak, promising to deliver the best product possible to users. 

The business added that it is examining each user's case individually for those impacted. In order to complete the game and get ready for its official release, Binance has asked the community to exercise patience. Meanwhile, users are advised by Binance to exercise caution when dealing with impersonation accounts that might deceive players. 

Users are also encouraged by Binance to join its official group for questions and discussions. With multiple platforms launching mini-games that let users farm points and partake in other entertaining activities, the Telegram mini-game craze has been rapidly gaining traction. 

With Moonbix, Binance appears to be leveraging this trend by providing users with an easy-to-use yet interactive way to stay involved with their favorite platforms. These mini-games are a well-liked tool for increasing user engagement because players enjoy farming points and rewards.

Binance's choice to introduce Moonbix is not really surprising, considering how mini-games or mini-apps are ruling the play-to-earn or tap-to-earn field in the crypto-related games space. Hamster Kombat is one of the biggest mini-games on Telegram that attracted millions of players without even launching an official token.