‘MemeFi’ Secret Tap Combo Guide: How To Get Millions Of Free Coins In Telegram Game

MemeFi is one of the latest Telegram crypto games. Notcoin And Hamster Kombat. It's done in a similar way to tapping an on-screen button, but in this case MemeFi turns your tap into an attack on one of the many meme-inspired boss monsters, e.g. Doge And Pepe Enemies.

And there's a secret hidden among the usual tap attacks—a hidden tap combination that can earn you millions of in-game coins if entered correctly. Even better, there's a new one every day, which means you can quickly stack up your in-game inventory before the next MEMEFI token launch.

Here's what you need to know about the MemeFi Daily Secret Tap Combo, how to enter the game, and where to find the new daily combo.

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What is a secret faucet combination?

MemeFi's Secret Tap Combination is a secret tap combination in the Telegram Battle game. By entering a certain daily tap pattern while fighting one of the funky monsters, you'll instantly earn tons of in-game coins.

The hose can vary in length—sometimes as little as six taps, sometimes longer. Similarly, the cost varies with the complexity of the pipeline. We've seen 2 million coins awarded most days, but sometimes 3 million coins and up to 4 million coins for long pipeline rewards.

How do I learn the latest secret faucet combination?

As daily combinations in such games Hamster Kombat, PixelTapAnd Gamezthe creators of MemeFi don't just tell you which pipeline you need to enter every day to get your bonus.

Maybe it's being mocked somewhere or forwarded to certain influencers or groups, but you won't find it sitting there in the Telegram mini app. You can try random combinations of taps around the screen, but there's a good chance you'll spend a lot of time holding your fingers with no real results.

So, the easiest option here is to search Twitter (aka X) or other social media platforms for daily combos. A growing number of players are sharing their secret tap combos in tweets and posts, and they typically provide instructions by dividing the game screen into four vertical rectangles — like Shown above.